Calgary Herald - 2016-09-24

• LEGACY OF CALGARY’S BIG BLUE RING
• NORTHERN ADVENTURE
• Family on a budget finds pinching pennies in Paris can be a hit and miss endeavour
• Ceci sees signs of hope
• Take a chance on this season’s tricky trends
• WARMING UP TO GLACIER TREK
• FOLLOWING THE DREAM
• Russia’s influence rising in the Middle East
• Tkachuk shows poise in first main rookie camp
• Alberta’s ethics panel ends session in disarray
• Tories need to come around on carbon pricing
• Travel writer Pico Iyer on importance of stillness
• ‘Pad-scam’ trips up Liberals
• Ornaments and trees collected for Fort Mac
• Steep utility bills hit residents
• High River looks to dry out town’s soggy reputation
• Domestic-incident calls expected to rise by 16%, say Calgary police
• Guns, badge stolen from home of ex-officer
• Program has seen 27 art pieces erected since 2013
• Was it right to pull ads from ETS buses?
• Trial date set for man facing sex charges
• Senior’s death not handled to standards
• Annual Railway Days chugs into Heritage Park
• Salvation Army needs coats for families
• Police collect nearly 5,000 teddy bears
• Fence plan is back on table for Three Sisters
• Police arrest five more bike gang members in continuing crackdown
• Ex-fighter gets 41/2 years for sex assaults on youth
• Man arrested for sharing child pornograph­y with U.S. prisoner
• Bus driver’s seizures went unreported, inquiry hears
• Air Canada faces lawsuit as union challenges cleaner’s dismissal
• Canada must boost military spending — and replace aging CF-18s
• Counting days until PC’s leadership ‘kickoff’
• OUR VIEWS CARBON TAX QUESTIONS
• Effort to win social licence has been a failure
• Stop dithering over issue of pipelines
• ‘WELCOME TO HELL’
• WIFE VIDEOS FATAL SHOOTING.
• Best of frenemies
• Actor found dead in Strombo’s home
• Stories like Monsef’s common: advocate
• What’s next for Ottawa and Beijing?
• Spy chief issues encryption warning
• PUTIN RESHUFFLES HIS INNER CIRCLE
• Agricultur­e under the gun to find substitute­s to antibiotic­s
• De Beers opens one of world’s biggest diamond mines in NWT
• Closing of storied feedlot triggers alarm
• DISAPPOINT­ING NUMBERS
• VIDEO GAMES VERSUS WORK
• Varsityhir­e takes aim at a different kind of homework
• Loose laces get assist from self-tightening footwear
• Facebook admits it gave out inflated video metrics
• Stalled review of Energy East has cost $685,000: NEB
• OPEC deal elusive even after Saudis offer to cut production
• Twitter shares surge on talk of sale or takeover
• Yahoo hack raises watchdogs’ hackles
• YOUNG FRUGAL COUPLE STILL NEEDS TWO INCOMES
• TAX EXPERT FAILURE TO REVIEW RETURN CAN BE COSTLY
• SHINING A LIGHT ON THE CITY
• NEW SEASON FOR SNL …
• Lovable geek takes the Starr-ing role in Operator
• Dramatic tour de force in the city for a week
• Three episodes, and then you’re hooked
• ALBERTA BALLET GETS OFF ON RIGHT FOOT
• Dolan hopes third time a charm
• Spike Lee fetes King of Pop in doc
• ALBERTA CHAMPIONS SOCIETY HONOURS SIX
• UNEXPECTED STAR AT CNN
• Once Upon a Time
• W5 50th Anniversar­y Special
• A SEPTEMBER TO REMEMBER
• BOBROVSKY’S BRILLIANCE
• Stamps look to cool off hot Bombers with quick start
• PATS’ ‘EVIL GENIUS’ KEEPS ON WINNING
• THE NEW BENCH BOSS ALREADY MAKING MARK
• Gulutzan earns Brouwer’s praise as ‘players’ coach’
• Jankowski really, really likes chocolate
• Hitmen work overtime, win home opener
• Home cooking for Schiffner in PBR Canada tour stop
• Gibbons will continue revolving DH players
• BOTH TEAMS WILL HAVE FAN SUPPORT
• Health issues keep Bosh off court
• SEEING PINK IN THE BAHAMAS
• CRUISING WITH A THEME
• BEST OF THE BEST: 10 OF THE TOP SPOTS TO DI NE WHILE TRaVELLING EUROPE
• Mixed news for Canadian travellers
• RELIGIOUS GROUPS BREW FAITH WITH COLD PINTS
• Roman Catholic saint’s sacred heart viewed for first time outside of Italy
• CALENDAR
• WHY KEEPING AN OLD CREDIT CARD IS GOOD FOR YOUR CREDIT SCORE
• A MEMORABLE TOAST TO FUTURE IN WALDEN
• Savanna leads the way for more growth in northeast
• VISTA CROSSING RETREAT
• COMMUNITY HUB RISES
• REC CENTRE TO FILL BIG NEED IN NORTHWEST
• CLEAR YOUR CLUTTER AND LEND A HAND
• Rivait leaves CHBA-Alberta in better shape
• HOW TO CREATE A NEW COMMUNITY THAT BRINGS NEIGHBOURS TOGETHER
• MAKING A MOVE
• L. A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• Observer Crossword
• Crossword
• CARNABY HEIGHTS CALLING
• FAMILY ENCLAVE
• VALUE A DRAW FOR FIRESIDE
• MULTIPLE BENEFITS TO DUPLEX
• 17TH AVENUE NEEDS AN ENTERTAINM­ENT SCENE
• A YEAR MAKES A DIFFERENCE
• Homemade-rug designer lays down food creations
• Designers glowing over LED lighting
• CONDO OWNERS DON’T OWN THE VIEWS AROUND BUILDINGS
• TV tray tables unfolding for new generation
• POPULAR OEB BREAKFAST CO. CRACKS THE DOWNTOWN MARKET
• This fish is a crispy catch
• HOROSCOPE
• Straight outta Compton — in cowboy boots
• CALGARY BESTSELLER­S
• VICTORIAN NOIR
• MACLEAN’S BEST SELLERS
• Into the underworld

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