Calgary Herald - 2014-09-25

• HOCKEY NIGHT IN SYLVAN
• U of C seeks to hike tuition by up to 46%
• STARS SET TO INSPIRE
• GET BACK ON TRACK
• CONCERTS AND CONCESSION­S
• HEALTH STANDARDS DECLINING
• RAPIST DENIED PASS
• HARPER ‘WEIGHING’ ROLE IN IRAQ
• ‘Always more to do’ for Erin Brockovich
• PC ‘glory years’ are over, Wildrose leader proclaims
• Risky byelection­s have Prentice politickin­g at a full gallop
• Informatio­n watchdog slams Tory attempt to dodge FOI
• Premier pledges bill to enhance accountabi­lity
• Jury selected for woman’s bribery trial
• Lacombe pedestrian struck by SUV fleeing RCMP
• Festival celebrates city’s growing diversity
• Demands on land grow as size remains the same
• Lottery funds fuel hospital innovation­s
• Past conduct was ‘not acceptable’
• Municipali­ties looking for change
• Inequality no longer a terrible concern
• Quebec environmen­talists are a whale of an obstacle
• Taxi top up
• Good questions, bad answers
• Better to have global warming than global cooling
• Kids, businesses and the arts suffer from temporary foreign worker rules
• DND looks to recover payments
• 10 things at risk of disappeari­ng
• Rallying cry against extremism
• Toronto’s mayoral debate a debacle
• Rob Ford used city-funded driver to drop him at crack rendezvous, police allege
• Ontario-grown peppers are out of this world
• Frantic family tried to stop jihadist
• Ebola victims begging at clinic gates
• Brazil’s incumbent has bulk of poor vote
• Canada’s view on declaratio­n dismays chief
• Japan hopes experts can save historic site
• Global headhunter­s tap Calgary market
• Russian sanctions a risk for Trican
• Retailers, landlords combat online shopping trend
• Members share thoughts
• Delegates to tour oilsands
• Canada bypasses Russian oil
• Remote monitoring drives Bentek’s success
• Virgin boss to remove holiday limits
• Stantec expands in Quebec
• BP loses bid to reclaim spill settlement payments
• Partners sought for carbon market
• Home Depot breach feeds frauds: report
• BlackBerry plays patriot card
• Stimulus over restraint is new message
• Fix in latest flap: Bent iPhone can be forced back into shape
• RESPs are time-sensitive
• TSX UNCHANGED AS U.S. MARKETS RECOVER
• Stampeders learning to deal with injuries
• Europe’s Ryder Cup team truly a sum of its individual parts
• Chelsea, Man City rolling on
• Jeter legacy extends beyond field
• Wortherspo­on hopes to stay healthy
• Dinos put unbeaten record on line Friday
• Injury-riddled Redskins facing a Giant task in prime time
• Lion and Seahawk share a connection
• Fuller ready to play again
• Riders’ trade for Boudreau should strengthen defence
• Wotherspoo­n can shoulder practice now
• Karlsson expects to hit another level in 2014
• Buehrle spins gem in Jays win
• Tigers clinch wild card in bench-clearing win
• Teams look to copy Spurs’ success
• ‘Love letter’ to Italian horror genre
• At home with the experts
• Jablonski to join CPO for Polish Spectacula­r
• Doubt will keep audience guessing
• Seeking sleep solutions for shift workers
• Duo a marriage of two unique artists
• Parenthood

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