Calgary Herald - 2016-05-12

• AID FLOWS TO FORT MAC EVACUEES
• BLUES BOOK FINAL FOUR BERTH
• ATCO faces massive challenge to re-energize empty city
• GHOMESHI’S APOLOGY
• NDP eases access to antidote for deadly drug
• Liberals’ electoral reform process bodes ill
• Artist laments looming loss of ATB dome mural
• New album from punk legends Belvedere
• Holocaust survivors share stories
• Ex-Wild coach eyed for Calgary job
• Fairmont Palliser part of $2.1B deal
• Alberta liquor sales defy downturn
• Raptors push Heat to the brink
• For many evacuees, fatigue is setting in
• FORT MAC’S ‘GOVERNMENT IN EXILE’ OUT TO PROTECT ITS OWN TURF
• Airdrie high schoolers looking for prom dates from Fort McMurray
• Mounties investigat­e possible Fort Mac B&Es
• Wildrose in the lead over NDP, new poll reveals
• Volunteer force left on sidelines of RCMP mission
• Blaze behind heavy release of gas emissions
• All hands on deck in federal aid effort
• Shelter proud of mission
• Still hidden gems to find at book sale
• Fare war unfair, says city cabbie
• TORONTO’ S MO GO LOUNGE: JUST DON’ T CALL IT HIPSTER — OR A BANK
• Ride-sharing firms set to launch in Calgary
• Crews begin latest cleanup of ‘heroin island’
• Palliser seeks outside adviser
• Special honour for influentia­l Alberta trio
• Man shot asking driver to slow: Crown
• Suspension of Taber tweeter sets a troubling precedent
• PM’S VISIT IS OVERDUE
• Ex-Olympians focus on fun, sportsmans­hip
• HOW AWKWARD! QUEEN’S GAFFE.
• Swift ending, but a life left in ruins
• AN EDITED STATEMENT MADE BY COMPLAINAN­T
• AN EDITED STATEMENT MADE TO THE COURT
• Survivor shares Holocaust story with students
• IVF clinic promises babies on a budget
• ROUSSEFF’S OUSTER DRAWS NEARER
• Audiologis­t argues right to be called doctor
• YEO GETTING A LOOK
• ALL-TIME LOW PRICE
• Crews restore utilities at safe pace
• PECHET FULFILS A DREAM WITH OPENING OF PLAY ESTATE WINERY
• Property prices take toll on Vancouver millennial­s
• Small Internet providers cheer CRTC ruling on access to networks
• Big Oil putting its money into alternativ­e energy
• Husky closing in on $400-million of asset disposals
• Investing in Africa wise, Geldof says
• Smartphone market is about to worsen, industry experts warn
• HOW DOES CORPORATE CULTURE GUIDE YOUR HIRING PROCESS?
• TAX JUDGE BLASTS REVENUE AGENCY
• Canadian banks got a slightly better deal on Apple Pay: source
• Stamps draft pick familiar with adversity
• Breaking down 2016 CFL draft
• Calgary curling mourns Stearne
• Yurkiw going out on a high note
• Chayka, 26, rose quickly to his post as an NHL executive
• Misery awaits loser of Game 7
• High school lacrosse squad accused of killing pig
• Blue Jays comeback falls short vs. Giants
• Generosity helps Brodeur put property loss in perspectiv­e
• Rugby sevens team has just one shot at Olympic berth
• Rodeo still needs host venue for event
• Studio Bell set to open to public on Canada Day
• Personal story
• SHOULD KIDS TAKE PART IN MARATHONS?
• HOLDING COURT AT CANNES

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