Calgary Herald - 2015-07-16

• Canada leaps past 2011 gold medal total
• UNPAID CORPORATE TAXES SOAR
• JOHNSON: CFL FLAG FLAP
• Folk Fest won’t be banning headdresse­s, selfie sticks
• LAST RIDE FOR WHEELS
• Possibilit­y of small recession a worry to the Tories
• Nova Scotia alcohol sales to spread across province
• Unlike Notley, Wall won’t accept pipeline veto
• Chief Chiniki restaurant rebuilt after 2012 arson
• City team hosts little league tourney
• Catch up on Amazing Race Canada
• Training the way we were born to move
• Shaw eyes Canadian data centre
• Flames ink Swedish prospect
• Rate cut mirrors oil decline
• Acts of kindness lift spirits as emotions run high in Chestermer­e
• Fines up for cabbies, fares
• Report gives Calgary low ranking on gender equality
• Aboriginal issues merit discussion, Notley says
• Report proves health of public pensions: unions
• City urged to join push for missing women inquiry
• Dog rescue group seeks public’s help
• Banff National Park gets $ 117.5M in federal funding
• Chestermer­e assessing storm damage
• Wildfire spreading in Banff National Park
• Olympian conquers Kilimanjar­o for charity
• U of C scientists join team studying Arctic oil spills
• New collection­s officers hired
• Sylvan Learning Centres to reopen
• Cuban Pan Am Games rowers abandon team to defect to U. S.
• ‘ACCOUNTANT OF AUSCHWITZ’
• CELESTIAL PAYOFF
• The cultural times, they are a- changin’
• Greeks ‘ feeling hopeless’
• Ontario addiction centre sites searched
• Premiers quite happy to bash Harper in absentia
• PAY UP FOR MEMORIAL
• WILL ECONOMY SURVIVE?
• Shedding light on NDP ‘ smart’ plan
• Recession looms, rates cut
• Pipeline ‘ incidents’ rose 15 per cent in 2014: report
• ROBOTS AND PENCILS
• Calgary continues to see slowing in housing- price gains
• Minimum wage hike sparks online petition
• Ottawa mulls mortgage moves
• LNG window ‘not open forever’
• N. W. T. touts Arctic pipeline
• HOW DO YOU MAINTAIN SUSTAINABL­E GROWTH IN YOUR BUSINESS?
• ROUNDUP: RECENT POSTS FROM CAPITAL IDEAS MEMBERS
• U. S refiners cashing in on lower prices
• Family business tax incentives can be tricky
• There are no Dawg days of summer
• As Tiger once did, Spieth intimidate­s
• Williams steps up to bolster offensive line
• Brown joins growing Riders list of injured
• Cornish doing his bit early in CFL season
• MORE FLAGS, BUT RULES HAVING DESIRED EFFECT
• Steinauer’s defence earning rave reviews
• Sprinter out to put Canadians in the race
• LEGACY OF ICONIC ALBUM
• SPOTLIGHT ON PLUTO
• SNFU: 30 years on
• Fecal transplant­s tested on colitis
• Exhausted? Some tips for tired women
• GEORGIA NICOLS

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