Calgary Herald - 2017-01-16

• Report cards get failing grade
• FOOD THEFT ON THE RISE
• Nenshi’s popularity in city on the rebound, poll finds
• TRIPLE-MURDER TRIAL BEGINS
• NFL FIELD NARROWS
• Unlimited data plans hold little appeal for carriers
• Better foot care could extend lives of diabetics
• Trudeau’s trip focus of ethics probe
• Free dental health bus sees spike in demand
• Merger talk mostly absent in debate of PC hopefuls
• Trump predicts EU exodus, chides NATO
• Five eating habits for better health
• Family pleads for donations to help young son with rare blood disease
• Hallman banned by his party for a year
• Conservati­ves pick Kusie to run in Calgary Midnapore byelection
• Brothers improving after ingesting toxin
• History simpler than math where council’s involved
• Debt-hit students seek ‘sugar daddies’ online
• Big Top pulls up stakes
• HEALTH EXPERTS AND CHINESE COMMUNITY GROUPS CALL FOR REGULATION OF THE ‘UNDERGROUN­D’ INDUSTRY THAT CATERS TO IMMIGRANT MOTHERS WHO FOLLOW THE POSTPARTUM CUSTOM KNOWN AS ZUO YUE ZI.
• HOW WE CAN SURVIVE TRUMP.
• Crime Stoppers fights ruling that identified tipster
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• COMMODORE UP FOR CHALLENGE
• Goalie Roberts earns first win of season in 3-1 victory over Huskies
• CHANCE TO MOVE UP
• Flames need to deliver Battle of Alberta intensity
• ‘We have a group that can win’
• GAME DAY: ARIZONA COYOTES AT EDMONTON OILERS
• THESE YOUNG LEAFS LOOK LEGIT
• Habs-Wings provides daytime drama
• Boswell, Steelers kick past Chiefs
• NCAA’S ISSUES GO BEYOND A PAYCHEQUE
• KNICKS CUT DEEP AS RAPS KEEP ROLLING
• IMAX, Cirque du Soleil share China expertise
• My best trick for staying fit?
• HEALTH NOT FOUND IN BOTTLES
• Potential link between anxiety, heart attacks
• Treadmill bore you?
• GIRLS, GUNS AND GLOBAL DOMINATION
• Puck drops win over ball drops

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