Calgary Herald - 2018-02-02

• ‘Whatever it takes’: Notley
• B.C. businesses hope Albertans stay loyal
• CAN OLYMPICS STAY CLEAN?
• 25 years later Groundhog Day is still making us laugh
• Death toll approaches last year’s numbers
• Oilpatch anger rises over actions by B.C.
• No punch to PM’s pledge on pipeline
• Federal NDP suspends Sask. MP
• Apple shares soar on demand
• SHAIKH BEST POSSIBLE CANDIDATE FOR SENATE
• Ex-Mountie found guilty in five indecent assault cases
• Canyon looking forward to singing gender-neutral O Canada lyrics
• Airport enjoys big gains in passengers and cargo
• TRUDEAU LEAVES NOTLEY TO DO DIRTY WORK IN WHAT SHOULD BE OTTAWA’S FIGHT
• Trudeau grilled by testy audience
• Five possible ways province could retaliate
• Calgary housing market still below long-term averages, CREB says
• Former MRU hockey captain can complete degree online
• Electric wheelchair returned to owner
• Ringing in the ears?
• Student group calls for freeze on internatio­nal tuition
• Hunger striker says jail hasn’t met demands despite ‘agreement’
• Facebook helps student hone her English skills
• Four-lane bypass in Crowsnest Pass would be complete disaster
• CIVILITY IS WELCOME
• Siksika man suing RCMP over alleged beating during arrest
• Muslim council denounces online posts
• Third chemical attack hits rebel Syrian area
• TINY CAMERAS ATTACHED TO POLAR BEARS IN CANADA’S NORTH ARE GIVING RESEARCHER­S A PICTURE OF HOW THE BEARS ARE COPING WITH A RAPIDLY CHANGING ARCTIC. ONE FINDING: ‘THEY NEED TO CATCH MORE SEALS.’
• B.C. ASTRONOMER’S NASA FIND.
• Actor back in spotlight over wife’s 1981 drowning
• ‘He shot Colten in the head,’ witness says
• Toronto police expect to find more bodies
• Five new Rohingya mass graves uncovered
• FOOD for THOUGHT
• SEX, LOVE & MARRIAGE
• CHEESY GOODNESS
• DROP THE NEEDLE!
• 7 SHORT PA S TA NOODLES ... & HOW TO USE THEM
• What not to cook in cast-iron
• Bedside reading ...
• ARE YOU ON TRACK?
• More volatility forecast as pot plunges back to earth
• Scotiabank banking on South America for growth
• Swoop targets pricesensi­tive passengers
• Developmen­t in Arctic trails other northern regions: report
• Bread price-fixing scheme elicits debate over watchdog’s
• Investors, observers like changes in Facebook News Feed
• Show pass hopes Facebook partnershi­p is ticket to big growth
• When it comes to tall buildings, is there such a thing as too tall?
• GUNS & POSES
• NEAREST AND DEEREST
• Hanks perfect choice to portray Mister Rogers
• A WAR OF WORDS
• Peak moments in mountain movie
• TV’s Moore approves ‘reckoning’
• Smith shoulders blame for Flames’ latest defeat
• Bell opts to put on his coaching face
• Leman wants podium that slid away from him in 2014
• Calgary’s gathering place for Olympians
• Jagr says he’s not playing in Olympics
• Birchard thrives on Scotties stage
• Lugers lose out on doping ban reversals
• Martinez and Moseby to join Canadian baseball Hall
• GRONK GIVEN GREEN LIGHT TO PLAY FOR PREPARED PATRIOTS
• Big V a big contributo­r for Eagles
• Rodgers could follow Favre’s footsteps
• Sleep high on Eagles’ to-do list
• LIGHTER, MORE-AGILE FEEL WITH TURBO POWER
• Hyundai offers sneak peek at 2019 Santa Fe
• LEGENDARY EXCELSIOR REBORN
• Mazda gas engines pollute less than electric propulsion
• All signs:
• GOING OUT:
• FIVE LIVE SOUNDS
• TWELFTH NIGHT
• A few things up its sleeve
• EATS + DRINKS
• THE BARLEY DISTRICT

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