Calgary Herald - 2016-11-25

• Please help us make a difference in Calgary
• Price to shutter coal plants $1.3B
• Israeli PM blames fires on ‘terror’
• 24 Sussex costs more to maintain while vacant
• Actors tap into cultural roots for Moana
• Nenshi’s approval rating sits at 57%
• Officer cleared in downtown shooting
• Oilsands eyed as power source
• VW won’t sell diesels in 2017
• Telus pilot project geared toward low-income families
• ALBERTA TAKING TOPSY-TURVY JOURNEY ON POWER MARKET
• Kenney letters target federal Tory members
• PC brass rules delegate selection was out of order
• Special panel may probe child-welfare system
• Citizen committee eyes public input for council pay review
• Landlords facing ‘grim’ times as Calgary vacancy rate rises
• Affordable housing project gives vulnerable Calgarians a ‘safe home’
• Crime up in oilpatch
• Lightstrea­m survives ‘painful’ restructur­ing with $1.3B deal
• Five police officers involved in shootings return to the job
• Grey Cup vow remains intact after 30 years
• CENTURY OLD GATHERING OF SALESMEN BUYS A LITTLE MORE TIME
• Clean growth presents a tremendous opportunit­y to province
• AN INQUIRY ON LAX CARE
• Women needed approval to pursue career, trial told
• ‘Montreal’s Michelange­lo’ to disappear from park
• TWO ACTIVISTS, A POET, AN ENGINEER AND AN ATHLETE ARE ON THE LIST OF WOMEN WHOSE IMAGE COULD APPEAR ON THE NEXT NEW SERIES OF CANADIAN BANKNOTES. WHO ARE THE WOMEN WHO COULD FIT THE BILL?
• Boy, 6, who wrote about refugee crisis meets Obama
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT A CURRENCY CRISIS
• Civil servants given lifetime gag order on fighter jets
• TRUMP FAVOURING MILITARY MINDS
• & Historian’s find may solve mystery of missing sailors
• Netflix argues against regulation
• CURE FOR POST-ELECTION BLUES
• GONE TO THE DOGS
• Savanna sure to reject hostile bid: analysts
• Another oil producer is under intense pressure to devalue its currency
• Proposed Ontario liquor tax will drown us, small distillers argue
• Poloz speech may hint at cutting of rates
• POWER FROM THE PAVEMENT
• Trump’s stance on trade ‘big issue’ for automakers
• Supply and demand rules real estate
• Investors reaping early benefits as Trump era dawns in America
• BIG DATA HOLDS BIG PROMISE FOR CANADA’ S HEALTHCARE
• MARION COTILLARD HAULS OUT THE BIG GUNS
• Gyllenhaal revisits some shadowy ground
• Disney’s princess thing
• Bolt relieved to finally exhale
• A HISTORY LESSON AND A LOVE STORY
• ‘It’s very hard to listen when there’s shouting’
• ‘A marathon that never ends’
• Cynicism obsolete
• The hardworkin­g genius of Philip Glass
• Outta my way!
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• POWERHOUSE SINGER BROUGHT A BIG VOICE
• Writer excelled at short stories
• Johnson makes his case to start
• RISE AND FALL OF MIKE TYSON
• BASEBALL LOCKOUT?
• Daniels silences doubters with top rookie honours
• From down and out to best in the league
• QB Mitchell captures CFL’s highest honour
• Father on hand to see Messam earn second award as top Canadian
• ‘Ninjas’ get job done for Stampeders
• Raptors breathe easier after defence improves
• Canadian fans thankful for better hockey teams
• Victorious Cowboys claim 10th straight win
• Battle-tested Dinos ready for Laval
• CFL PLAYER AWARDS
• ROOMY HATCH AMPS UP SPEED QUOTIENT
• Teaching — and learning — the art of manual gearbox driving no simple task
• TRICKS OF THE COLLECTOR TRADE
• HANDS-FREE HEADACHES
• FACTS JUST SEEM UNNECESSAR­Y TO THE EV CROWD
• A TRACK STAR IN THE MAKING?
• VW JETTA DESPERATEL­Y NEEDS A REDO

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