Calgary Herald - 2014-09-27

• BIG CITY DREAMS
• Prentice OK’S flood mitigation projects
• THE PATH TO GREAT AUTUMN OUTINGS
• FOSTER SET FOR MUSICAL MIRACLE
• FAR EAST RETREAT
• TOUGH LESSON
• STAMPS AIM TO TAME LIONS
• FACTS IN FICTION
• Memorial for slain couple
• Keep exact local salaries off Sunshine List
• Psychiatri­c report under publicatio­n ban
• Rush for repairs exposes leaks in PC ship
• Tories target hospital waits
• Butlin was key player in Calgary sports
• B.C. cyclists’ rail-to-trails dream dashed
• Demand for ice time hits peak
• Low-paid foreign workers a threat to middle class jobs: AFL
• Municipali­ties pass resolution seeking alteration­s to TFW program
• Mr. Big sting murder conviction upheld
• Exposing the charade our politics has become
• Canada must always be ready to defend itself
• Climbing the ladder
• Alien enemies
• It’s wrong for seniors to languish in hospital beds
• Link Byfield’s legacy improved Canada
• Politician­s should imitate the Fathers of Confederat­ion
• Macdonald birthplace search intensifie­s
• Ontario police on alert after Islamic State threats
• Harper warns of ‘real threat’ from IS
• U.K., Denmark, Belgium join coalition
• Tearful Calandra apologizes for Question Period non-answers
• Muslims rally against extremism
• Qatar denies funding terrorism in Syria
• Fight to stamp out human traffickin­g
• Church cancels memorial over T-shirt
• Liberals tolerate Facebook criticism, analysis shows
• Water may be older than sun, scientists say
• Blessed be all the animals
• Hearts and Hammers to the rescue
• Faith calendar
• Expo opens new doors to students and families
• Russia moves to block social networks
• Penn West moves forward with release of audit
• Prairiesky ready to grow on royalties
• Liquor Stores updating store decor, staff training
• Tide begins to turn for Canadian oil exports
• Coupon site offers consumer engagement
• Russia eyes oligarch’s oil firm
• Luxury dealers signed for upscale auto mall
• Business disputes low-tax report
• Franworks gets expansion cash
• Burnaby battles pipeline
• A storage idea that’s worth its salt
• Valcourt pushes to settle land claims
• Share sales boost bonds
• Exxon, Rosneft get reprieve on Arctic well drilling
• Gold mining titan has kept his underdog edge
• Transporta­tion in flux
• Marry a dork and make money
• Woman nearing retirement with income already below expenses must raise cash
• CRA gets part of settlement
• TSX UP AS BLACKBERRY CLIMBS ON EARNINGS
• Hollywood’s drone approvals may chart course for others
• We’ll always have Paris
• Five fun facts about Heartland
• Less debates, more humour for Patterson
• Screaming title best suits comedic thriller
• Pride in the name of hip hop
• Don Quixote delivered with magnificen­ce
• Taking stock of his funny business
• Saying thanks to donors
• Fundraiser comes through for young dancers
• Real-life story within fiction
• Plotting Thatcher’s assassinat­ion …
• A future far from perfect
• Mom’s tongue-lashing memoir eviscerate­s suburbia
• Jessi Cruickshan­k puts your smarts to the test
• Defending the right to fight
• Europeans pick up early Ryder Cup lead
• Day 1 wrapup at Gleneagles
• Focus on Flames players fares better than goals
• Tambellini heroics in vain as Hitmen suffer second loss
• Late field goal saves Dinos from dominant Bisons
• B.C.’S Elimimian King of Beasts
• Kicker Sean Whyte makes difference for Als
• Recovered Willy to start against Tiger Cats
• FEATURED SHOE
• GETTING HEALTHY IN COSTA RICA:
• Great adventures in little vessels
• Soaking up the suds in Colorado
• ‘Secret’s out’ on charms of fall travel
• Pick your pleasure in Palm Springs
• Seton begins to take shape
• Mahogany sees surging activity
• Starter schools announceme­nt is welcome news
• Turgeon still finishing the play
• Outdoor attraction­s abound at Bayside
• Better buildings on horizon
• Sabal’s Lakeland lineup a major hit
• Country estate has room to grow
• Be a mortgage-smart consumer
• Fall decor takes Highland fling
• NO SHAMPOO, NO SHAME
• Chef’s new venture has ‘urban comfort’ flavour
• Soulful soup helps to build communitie­s
• Parkluxe 2014 offers something for all
• Four green cleaners
• Metallic paint a versatile option
• N I COLS All signs
• Is your pooch a pessimist?
• Quarry Park feels like home
• Get lender to step in if fees in arrears
• New duplexes unveiled in Evanston
• Avi Urban scores with Juno
• Making space for incoming Victor
• SLC has gold-medal amenities
• Grow with the community of East Village
• Sunset Acres all about lake access
• Big on amenities, small on space
• Observer Crossword

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