Calgary Herald - 2017-01-14

• PM IN OILSANDS FUROR
• THALIDOMID­E VICTIM INSPIRES
• Uncrowded beaches and exotic wildlife on Sri Lanka’s lesser-travelled East Coast
• SUPREME COURT RULING
• WINTER WONDERS
• DJD presents star-crossed lovers with a twist
• Calgary author penned letters from ‘Juliet’ to lovelorn
• Why our zoos are going extinct
• Family seeks answers as death called homicide
• Alleged serial killer faces more charges
• Devils sink lacklustre Flames at the Dome
• Raise a glass to Big Winter Classic
• We love our coffee-based cocktails
• BROOKS HAS A KNACK FOR STAGING GREAT FUNDRAISER­S
• Ringettes honour memory of teammate
• PM unleashes political dynamite with comments on oilsands’ future
• Public will soon be asked input on Calgary’s 2026 Olympic bid
• Residents upset with new Highland Park plan
• Judge’s fight for his job charts unknown path
• AltaGas in merger talks with U.S. utility: report
• Snow day on Sunday a global celebratio­n
• The dead of winter not so grim after all, says weatherman
• Hearing properly has brought back my confidence
• Parks Canada seeks input on proposed 107-km trail
• Local man jailed for child porn
• IN-FAIL-ENZA: MANY AHS STAFF WON’T GET FLU SHOT
• NEW YEAR’ S MONEY RESOLUTION­S: HOW TO BREAK THE REVOLVING DEBT CYCLE
• Push for higher learning will place province at head of the class
• MAYORS CAN FIGHT CRISIS
• SHOW RESPECT FOR ALBERTANS
• Carbon levy exposes double standard
• Forest industry knows it has to care for land
• Walmart faces health charges
• Double homicide linked to drug gangs
• Doughnut diplomacy
• TRUMP’S ETHICS SHOWDOWN.
• TRUDEAU MUSES ABOUT PHASING OUT OILSANDS
• Boyden too vague about roots: academics
• ONE GUITARIST, 6 MUSICIANS …
• FIVE BANDS TO SEE
• Perfect dance satisfacti­on
• A castle for when king coal reigned
• First Nations history honoured with ‘Canada 150’ cruises
• FEBRUARY IS PERFECT FOR A CRUISE
• INFRASTRUC­TURE PLANS STUCK AT A ROADBLOCK
• Takata to pay $1B settlement over concealing airbag risks
• Trump team signals auto border tax could also hit Canada
• SOROS FUND WARMS TO QUEBEC’S EXFO
• Gold may hit US$2,000 after ‘sugar high’: analyst
• Waterous leaving Scotiabank to start private equity firm
• ENTREPRENE­URS: SEVENCASH FLOWRESOLU­TIONS FOR2017
• Canada Goose said to be preparing IPO
• Lentil prices roar back as weather hits output
• Morneau vows budget prudence as Trump takes office in U.S.
• U.S. restaurant­s caught in food fight amid demand for lower-skilled staff
• CUT DEBT — AND CUT OFF THOSE ADULT CHILDREN
• Is the capital gains exclusion rate safe under the Liberals?
• L. A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• Observer Crossword
• Jackson family trashes portrayal of white Michael
• Simpsons supersized
• EYEING LACROSSE MILESTONE
• HANGING UP THE SKATES
• THEY’RE DRAWING UP THE BATTLE LINES ONCE AGAIN
• Crunch time has come for Hitmen
• WAKE-UP CALL FOR BULL RIDERS
• Ball is in Jones’ hands after Durant departure
• TO TRADE OR NOT TO TRADE?
• Raonic avoids tough route Down Under
• The men in constant emotion put hoopla in the NCAA game
• Chan skating for ninth men’s title
• Breastfeed­ing OK in church, Pope assures
• Faith makes way into nation’s 150th
• FAITH CALENDAR
• TRIM GYMS OFFER THE RIGHT FIT
• DUPLEX A DRAW
• More stability forecast for housing market in ’17
• RULES OF ENGAGEMENT IN DEVELOPMEN­T DUELS
• North the hot spot for 2016 multi-family building permits
• PROVISION ENTICES WITH GLOBAL-ECLECTIC FARE
• Event serves up Big Taste of Banff’s burgeoning food scene
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• ANCHOR WEIGHS IN
• The Beautiful Dead is a solid psychologi­cal thriller
• Margaret the First is a beautiful, elegant novel
• CALGARY BEST SELLERS

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