Calgary Herald - 2015-09-29

• THE RADICAL REALITY
• PARTY LEADERS FACE OFF
• BENNETT ON TRACK
• Man accused in double murder leaves hospital in custody
• Injury shelves defensive leader
• Actress lands lead role in musical
• Pengrowth, Baytex chop 112 jobs
• Hello World nets award
• Teacher happy to remain stuck in Indonesia
• City council OKs a 3.5 per cent property tax hike
• Premier’s office says ABCs review still hasn’t started
• Two bodies discovered after Vulcan house fire
• Fiscal management comes under fire as Signal Hill hopefuls square off
• Alberta could go it alone on carbon pricing policy
• Rewording of ‘ homosexual­ity’ ban not enough, advocate says
• No intent to kill, accused tells trial
• CANADA’S TRAIL OF RADICALISM
• Oldman River anglers rally as 6 men face poaching charges
• Pair guilty in murder face sentencing next month
• Group forms to kickstart cleanup of Pigeon Lake
• WARNING: Your Life Savings Are At Risk
• Nunavut jury wants suicide crisis declared
• Teen free after shooting abusive father
• Much ado about urban ungulates
• Spider- Mable captures supervilla­in
• Crime up in Edmonton, chief says
• TECHNOLOGY KEY TO SUNCOR’S SUCCESS
• Centre brings together visionarie­s
• Stupid mistakes and deadly consequenc­es
• Obama and Putin spar at UN over Syrian crisis
• DEBATING FOREIGN POLICY
• TRUMP’S TAX OVERHAUL
• Some key moments from Monday’s debate
• Public service ‘ impotent,’ former budget officer says
• Mulcair NDP’s economic machine
• NDP, Liberals in Quebec try to move past niqab
• OTHER THEMES IN UNACCOUNTA­BLE
• Notley must make clear exactly where she stands on pipelines
• NO ROOM FOR ERROR
• A FOGGY FISCAL POLICY
• Importance of U. S. shouldn’t be underestim­ated
• Water confirmed on Mars
• Mexico makes pitch for pipelines
• Bad news for Beaufort exploratio­n
• RECRUITING GOOD STAFF
• SUCCESSFUL TAKEOVER
• Calgarians bring health services to women in India
• WestJet mulls over where it will fly next
• Economists say Calgary will bounce back — again
• Grocers debate ways to end centre- aisle erosion
• Representa­tion of women on boards lacking
• Patent war rages as entreprene­ur enters hoverboard market
• Athabasca delivers early on targets
• Morgan Stanley gives up on energy stocks
• Prosecutor­s investigat­e former VW CEO
• BUILDING A REPUTATION FOR INNOVATION
• ANALYTICS SOFTWARE BIG IN PRO SPORTS
• PIPE DREAMS
• Tesla struggles in Germany with buyers unswayed
• Can you make money going back to school?
• BlackBerry struggling to capture investor interest
• Ben Saxton and volleyball simply made for each other
• Kulak survives cuts, aims for roster spot
• Top rookie sent to Stockton instead of WHL
• Roughnecks snap up offensive bookends
• MCDONALD RELISHES SECOND CHANCE WITH THE TEAM
• Investing in character paid off
• Jays could clinch division title as early as tonight in Baltimore
• Tulo ‘ definitely’ expects to be ready for playoffs
• Former Canadian hockey coach files discrimina­tion suit
• SPIETH SHOWS HUMANITY IS POSSIBLE AT THE TOP
• Canadians help name Olympian’s new baby
• 30- somethings stepping in for broken- down quarterbac­ks
• Documentar­y follows rise, fall and redemption of grunge gatekeeper
• HIGH FASHION ON DISPLAY
• Romance reigns supreme at film festival
• There is a second act
• GEORGIA NICOLS

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