Calgary Herald - 2017-03-28

• FUNDING BOOST FOR FRESH START
• Downturn weighs on Stampede as revenues take $12 million hit
• Morneau touts benefits of budget, defends tax changes to oilpatch
• FLAMES DOWN AVS
• O’Leary wants to establish ‘new form of federalism’
• Weed-eating goats returning to Confluence Park
• Reports of legalizati­on ignites pot shares
• Indigenous artists in Juno spotlight
• Couple accused of horrific abuse of children
• Netflix relying on big data for survival
• Chastain nets another strong role
• Youth pushes back against Putin
• ‘Unthinkabl­e loss’ as young doctors killed in Lake Louise avalanche
• Nenshi and CalgaryNEX­T CEO differ on project’s future viability
• Farmers face spring harvest after damp, wintry autumn
• Finance minister strikes positive tone with budget
• Manslaught­er charge stayed in Stampede stabbing
• Author to host local 3-D event as part of national art project
• Notley doubles down after criticism from Regina
• Former MLA set to run for council
• Alberta still hashing out pot policy as feds aim for 2018 marijuana legalizati­on
• Government renews focus on worker retraining
• Cochrane doctor takes on 720-km trek in Siberia
• Liberal promise stirs up a pot of trouble
• THE GOVERNMENT’S PARLIAMENT­ARY REFORM PROPOSALS SHOW ‘HOW DEEPLY CYNICAL THE TRUDEAU PEOPLE ARE’ AS THE LIBERALS CLOAK THEIR DUPLICITY IN THE GUISE OF FAIRNESS, ANDREW COYNE WRITES.
• SELFIES BAD FOR HEALTH?
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT AN UBER PROGRAM
• McGill criticized over academic freedom
• Group denies links to Hamas
• Satisfacti­on with MPs on upswing
• CRTC chair blasts lack of indigenous input
• Total wins takeover battle for Savanna
• HITMEN UNDER THE GUN NOW
• Burnaby loses bylaw battle with Trans Mountain
• B.C. First Nation gives OK to plan for LNG export facility
• BCE to invest $854 million in Montreal’s fibre-to-home
• Suncor forecasts reaching targets despite fire at Syncrude complex
• France’s Total plots US$1.7B joint venture with Calgary’s Nova Chemicals and Austria’s Borealis
• Dominion Diamond to explore sale after US$1.1B offer
• Brain drain north
• Good and bad for small business
• Federal push to spend infrastruc­ture money spurs paperwork worries
• Healey can be an ‘impactful presence’
• Study links gender, concussion rate
• OLYMPIC-LEVEL CLASH BREWING
• McMorris’ future on hold after nasty fall
• Politician­s latest to assist U.S. women
• UConn women clinch another Final Four berth
• RAIDERS ROLL THE DICE WITH DELAYED MOVE TO LAS VEGAS
• Familiar faces in this year’s Cy Young race
• Donoghue lightens up
• Empire actor launches defensive tweetstorm
• A marriage made in consumer heaven
• LABOUR OF LOVE
• Chappelle is back in full comic force
• MELISSA HANK AND LINDSEY WARD
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• King of Queens stars reunite in Kevin Can Wait
• BACK ON THE ROAD AT 65
• FLAMES DOWN AVS
• NDP is making a big mistake by banning paid plasma donations
• CAUSES FOR OPTIMISM
• Graham Constructi­on builds on history
• KPMG committed to inclusion

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