Calgary Herald - 2017-06-29

• Saretzky guilty of triple murder
• SHARING A CANADIAN CLASSIC
• Victims describe anguish of contractor’s negligence
• BRING ON THE REDBLACKS
• Neighbours cheer police as suspected drug house busted
• Grieving dad relies on faith to promote ‘hope’ in city
• Tommy Europe shares tips for fitness and weight loss
• New spy planes can monitor cellphone calls worldwide
• Calgary teen covets major shot with Arizona
• Christian rocker shifts into bluegrass
• Rockets pluck Paul in 8-player swap
• Bank of Canada hints at rate hike
• Was helicopter attack ruse or rebellion?
• Fraud charges levelled at Penn West
• TOWN TURNS TRAGEDY INTO A FORCE FOR POSITIVE ACTION
• Key events in Saretzky murder case
• HOW INTERROGAT­ION CRACKED TRIPLE KILLER’S RESOLVE
• Jury drama before Saretzky conviction­s
• It’s time to celebrate
• Police chief welcomes provincial review of service’s street checks
• ‘Amazing opportunit­y’ as city players to suit up for elite U.S. football game
• Stampede seeks young artists for competitio­n
• ‘Hangover suit’ highlights dangers of driving the day after drinking
• Liberty often comes with price tag we’re unwilling to pay
• WE NEED A BORDER PLAN
• We can’t delay action on climate
• ‘Everybody’s worried about their children’
• RENÉ BERTRAND FIRST FELL IN LOVE WITH THE SEA AS A YOUNG BOY AGED FOUR. BUT IT WOULD BE AS A YOUNG MAN THAT THE SEA WOULD CARRY HIM OFF TO WAR — AND LATER BRING HIM HOME SAFELY AGAIN.
• Beer can tosser 1, Jays 0
• Top police charged in soccer tragedy
• No detectable limit to human lifespan, McGill biologists say
• Paddington bear creator dies at 91
• Wrestling’s new villain is a smug liberal elitist
• Empire bounces back with Q4 results
• SHAW POST BIG NUMBERS
• So you don’t want a cyberattac­k?
• Top court upholds order for Google to block content
• Badger refutes short seller’s charges that firm’s books need outside look
• Nova Scotia, Prairies push sudden boom in auto sales
• Support payor’s death leads to complex court case
• Eco Oro case shows regulators are willing to unwind transactio­ns
• Stamps welcome return to friendlier territory
• Jorden plays bigger role in aerial attack
• Filly the early fave for Queen’s Plate race
• Raptors anoint new GM amid Ujiri-Knicks whispers
• Bravo, Claudio! Chile into the final
• THE CAP SHRINKS CUP WINDOWS
• Henderson expecting good, tough weekend
• Lots of demand for NHL backups this summer
• Wild card team coming for next Brier, Scotties
• DESTRUCTIV­E GREENERY
• Stampede City Sessions moves to new broadcaste­r
• TREATING OPIOID ADDICTION IS A PROCESS
• Vertical gardens help maximize growing area
• The Edge sees food as weapon in cancer war
• Network stars set to battle
• U of C prof has designs on constructi­ng a better bridge
• Pig owner ‘completely broken’ by ban on pet
• Regulator says energy board must ‘keep pace’
• Rural communitie­s fear fewer seats will diminish their voice in legislatur­e

Calgary Herald - 2017-06-28

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