Calgary Herald - 2014-12-13

• NO BIRD GOES TO WASTE
• HOLIDAY THEATRE
• Oil price slide deepens
• ENERGY EFFICIENCY CALL
• HERE’S TO GOOD CHEER
• POLAR BEAR EXPRESS
• FOUR LOSSES
• Who is in Calgary’s bright spotlight?
• CALGARY VETERANS HONOURED FOR NETHERLAND­S LIBERATION
• Father pleads for informatio­n in tragic hit-and-run
• Business backs secondary suites
• Ethics watchdog clears top Tories
• MLAs question call for review of policy
• Two fighting for life in hospital after pickup truck crushes car
• Park & Jet boosts security
• Killer’s penalty sparks debate
• ATA clears teacher who gave zeroes
• Child developmen­t report ‘a big huge wake-up call’
• A ‘RELIGIOUS FILTER’?
• More than 1,000 Canadians may still be in Syria
• POSSESSION IS 9/10THS OF LAW
• ‘MATTER OF RESPECT’
• CHINA WORRIES PUSH AUSSIES TO HIKE FORCES
• HOW MEXICAN GANGS SET UP SHOP IN B.C.
• Political correctnes­s isn’t dampening the spirit of Christmas
• Chief’s threats reveal high-handed manner
• NO VACANCY HURTS CITY
• Medicine is about science, not culture
• CITY SALES TAX COULD REMODEL PUBLIC POLICY
• Our government­s and their policies keep prices high
• Luge champ Edney leads with his helmet
• STEVE BURATTO STEPS IN
• NFC EAST ON THE LINE
• Vegas vet Engelland confident in Sin City
• Getzlaf, Perry hold steady auditions for a linemate
• Canada’s lugers dominant at home
• Life on NFL practice squad far from stable
• COACH NEEDS TO MAKE PEACE WITH KARLSSON
• Team Canada picks goalies for upcoming World Juniors
• Growth in Alberta economy to slow
• WestJet not ruling out lower fares as oil drops
• RIDE-SHARING A PARTNERSHI­P
• ITALIANS ON MASS STRIKE
• Stampede Park being transforme­d
• Calgary resale houses post highest price rise
• Ottawa warns low oil prices to dent GDP
• CMHC to cut staff in major shakeup
• Repsol, Talisman in talks
• Oil exploratio­n rights off N.L. coast earn record bid
• Costs threaten $8B B.C. project
• Amaya shares fall on word of trading probe
• Stocks tumble, but Teck won’t cut dividend
• It’s market mayhem, but no time to panic
• COUPLE SAVING FOR EDUCATION AND RETIREMENT
• Rememberin­g money lessons parents gave us
• Women targeted for manufactur­ing jobs
• ‘Nudging’ creates corporate change
• ‘BRO’ BOYS AREN’T LAUGHING
• LIGHTING THE MENORAH
• ’Dentity Crisis holds up over the decades
• He’s not a lumberjack but he’s (pretty much) OK
• Networks hiking storm coverage
• Teen Titans awe
• Reluctant Scott tackles Biblical epic
• FirstEnerg­y hosts fun festive fete
• Help terminally ill Calgarians by giving them the gift of travel
• Through a child’s eyes
• UNIQUE EXPERIENCE­S AT MODEST RESORTS
• Latest resort perk: ski with an Olympian
• This ‘godfather’ promotes Barbudan resort
• SPLIT-LEVEL PRIVACY FOUND
• BEGINNING TO LOOK A ...
• Calgary housing starts down
• It’s not your dad’s basement bar
• New twists on holiday wreath
• NEW TWIST WITH THE ATHABASCA
• Sabal Homes designs with character front and centre
• Getting your home set for the holidays
• There’s a real demand for faux fur
• L. A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• EXTENDED PLAY
• EDGY GREEN LIVING FOR MARDA LOOP
• STOP TRYING TO BE PERFECT
• A FERNIE GETAWAY
• THE MAIN DRAG IS BACK
• PROJECT IN ONE BUILDING MAY COST ALL OWNERS
• PINNACLE OF ELEGANCE
• NEW CONDOS LIFESTYLES
• DON’T PAINT YOURSELF IN A CORNER
• Toscana Project in Arizona strikes a chord with Canadian buyers
• The Fives releases newphase in oceanfront Playa del Carmen
• ARMCHAIR ATHLETES
• DESIGNS THAT DAZZLE
• Restaurant gives chilly Calgary a taste of Spain
• Versatile pieces key to easy entertaini­ng
• Flip your lid for a new hat
• HOROSCOPES
• SEVEN-LAYER BARS
• CHOCOLATE ORANGE CRISPS
• CHOCOLATE MINT COOKIES
• LIME CARDAMOM MELTING MOMENTS
• CRISP ON OUTSIDE, RARE ON INSIDE
• SLOW-ROASTED STANDING RIB ROAST WITH BEARNAISE SAUCE
• CRANBERRY-STUFFED PORK TENDERLOIN
• SMOKY SWEET POTATO LATKES Start to finish: Makes:
• NIGHTMARES ARE A DREAM COME TRUE
• CALGARY BEST SELLERS

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