Calgary Herald - 2015-11-30

• CITY HOUSING STRATEGY STALLS
• He lived and died as a hero, says wife
• ESKIMOS SEASON CULMINATES WITH GREY CUP WIN
• Seeking shelter from the storm
• Mental health care will be a priority for physicians
• More than 300 show support for climate treaty
• Squad in NHL cellar after road trip
• Playwright Dave Kelly grows up
• European- style bakehouse closes after one year
• Notley to represent a changed Alberta
• Catching white- collar criminals a challenge
• The revolution will be video on demand
• Guay takes stock in Louise return
• PLEASE BE GENEROUS IN YOUR SUPPORT THIS YEAR
• High- tech solutions urged for health care
• Public boards’ levy ‘ troublesom­e’
• Damaged home torn down as flood mitigation inches forward
• Strong was steward for the environmen­t
• Dozens attend informatio­n session on Syrian refugees
• DEAL WON’T LOCK COUNTRIES INTO CUTTING EMISSIONS
• FIRST STEPS TO RESETTLEME­NT
• ‘ Canada is back,’ is a catchy slogan. That’s all it is. . . Much more is required.
• Trudeau vows active role in terror fight
• Notley owes us the numbers for climate action
• Where teens can’t roam free at night
• VOLLEYBALL’S ORANGE CRUSH
• BASKETBALL SWAN SONG
• Browns end Pride’s Tier I dominance
• Wickenheis­er, Inferno give back at annual Wickfest
• Son of former Roughnecks owner returns to Calgary
• WILSON PUTS ON AERIAL SHOW FOR SEAHAWKS
• Manziel blows chance in spotlight
• Host city Winnipeg passes Grey Cup test
• Comeback gives patient Esks fans their payoff
• Reilly, Chambers earn nods in final
• WORKING ON THE WEEKND
• THE FORCE IN STORES NOW
• YOU’D BETTER WATCH OUT FOR KRAMPUS
• The existentia­l tension of The Walking Dead
• Beyond Bollywood
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• LET YOUR KIDS BE BORED

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