Calgary Herald - 2015-08-20

• GREAT ARENA DEBATE BEGINS
• OIL PRICES HIT $ 40 MARK
• If Calgary gets arena cash, Edmonton wants some, too
• Windsor street people form their own union
• Terrorists behead leading Syrian scholar
• Motorist with anti- Harper sign on car fined $ 543
• MP Crockatt pulls out of Pride Parade in Calgary
• Change the Game Project hits the streets
• Catch up with Amazing Race Canada
• Oilsands camps eye LNG boost
• Jays fall two games back of Yankees
• Retail market strong despite slump
• McMahon Stadium site will be coveted
• Notley says arena funding low on the government’s list of priorities
• ’ Dome sweet home? Only time will tell
• CalgaryNEX­T would transform the surroundin­g area, CEO says
• Parents’ cognitive challenges need support
• Pensioners urge Ottawa to quickly fix GIS error
• Teen killer can remain in youth facility until she is about to turn 21
• Calgary restrooms nominated in best lavatory in Canada contest
• UCA seeks role in TransAlta hearing
• Trout Unlimited casts online for rescue funds
• Integratin­g school bus rides on hold
• Subway pitchman reaches plea deal
• PRAYERS FOR BANGKOK
• Explosive testimony poses risk to Harper
• Politics at the Duffy trial? Say it ain’t so
• ELECTION 2015
• Did Wright help or hinder Crown?
• Upcoming witness a hero to Americans
• Harper tries to deflect questions on Novak
• Boosting female sexuality
• Pistorius release from prison on hold
• First Nations fight financial openness law
• Three killed fighting Washington wildfires
• Big, bold thinking — like the arena proposal — is a Calgary tradition
• LOOK PAST OILSANDS
• Harper, forgive us, we knew not what you didn’t know
• CalgaryNEX­T like deja vu for Edmontonia­ns
• Towns in province’s hard- hit oilpatch are feeling the pinch
• NO LETTING UP FOR STAMPS
• BUILDING PREFABS
• Canmore’s luxury home market stable so far this year
• Accor bids to operate first hotel on grounds of Versailles
• La Vie en Rose in full bloom
• Little risk of market crash, RBC says
• China stimulus struggles to take off amid debt, falling land sales
• Oilpatch companies get creative in bid to avoid layoffs
• Fewer leases to be sold on caribou land
• TransCanad­a doubts oil tanker traffic will stress out whales
• Cleanup equipment on way to NuVista spill site
• WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED FROM PARTNERING WITH ANOTHER BUSINESS?
• India is the best bet in emerging markets: analyst
• Investors should prepare now for trio of ‘ C’ risks
• Special teams steadily improving
• Park feels right at home in Coquitlam
• Women’s Open TV coverage lacking
• Do- or- die time for Woods at Wyndham tournament
• Stamps gearing up for test of the West
• Veteran Bowman hopes to spark Eskimos’ offence
• SOCIAL MEDIA DOUBLE- EDGED
• Success of Mo’ne attracts more girls
• It’s buyer beware in fitness industry
• Brown pigmented spots dot aging skin
• Producer broke ground with ’ 70s’ All in the Family
• MAJOR BUILDING BOOM MODERNIZES CLASSES
• Going to breakfast, lunch and beyond
• A PASSION FOR TEACHING
• WHAT’S IN A ( SCHOOL) NAME?
• Hines mourned as ‘ talented actress’

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