Calgary Herald - 2018-06-01

• FASHION FOR DUMMIES
• Alberta calls U.S. tariffs on steel ‘insulting, absurd’
• TIME TO PAY THEIR SHARE
• After years of setbacks, Canada takes ‘baby steps’
• Pardon coming for Martha Stewart?
• Kenney evades duty in vote walkout
• Prepay at the pumps begins today
• Transplant recipient raising funds for ‘lung in a box’ study
• New 27-storey luxury hotel to be part of Calgary Rising initiative
• Analyst says government could turn profit from purchase of Trans Mountain
• Calgary NDP MLA McLean won’t run again
• OTTAWA TOUTS IMPORTANCE OF PIPELINE PROJECT
• Calgary Catholic School District passes budget with no fee hikes, no staff cuts
• YW Calgary time capsule contains 1909 Herald paper
• B.C. teenager dies after hair catches fire at backyard firepit
• Son of man once wrongfully convicted of murder will now stand trial for murder
• Man given eight-plus years for gun in car
• Sentencing delayed for child porn collector Millington
• B.C. Lottery grants winner of $30-million jackpot rare anonymity
• Charges stayed against three police officers
• New doctor pay model a failure
• Child porn charges laid after phone found at transit stop
• Glut of marijuana in Oregon a cautionary tale, experts say
• B.C. couple saves bear cub found clinging to dead mother
• Indigenous people don’t see natural disaster — they see balance
• A COSTLY BUT CRUCIAL BUY
• Cue Canada’s $16.6B ‘RETALIATIO­N’ after Trump ignites global TRADE WAR
• From a whisper to a scream
• CHURCHES CAN DECIDE WHO THEY CAN SHUN
• Postmedia honoured for data journalism
• Sex abuse victims to share $210M
• Fake news: ‘Death’ of journalist crafted well
• How close are we to A CURE for FOOD ALLERGIES?
• GROWING UP VEGAN
• HOW MUCH TO SPEND?
• ASTOUNDING EGGS BENEDICT
• PARMESAN OATMEAL WITH MUSHROOMS & ROASTED SQUASH
• One-use kitchen gadgets you must have
• Vegan pantry essentials
• Midriff REVOLT
• BEAUTY TIP
• SKIN CARE PRODUCTS
• WET & WILD
• SUPER SUMMER
• FORCE OF HABIT
• Piece of the Action
• Failure to launch
• Unholy trinity
• NO LAUGHING MATTER
• Lowering the Barr
• NOW PLAYING THE TOP 5
• BLACK AND WHITES
• YOUR WORKOUT COMPANION
• MJ’s estate sues over TV special
• Malaysia’s Petronas to buy stake in LNG Canada project
• Trade battles and Trump uncertaint­y overshadow good news on the economy
• Lululemon shares jump with sales, earnings
• Federal government said to have started marketing Trans Mountain pipeline sale
• Fairfax to buoy Seaspan’s ambitions with additional $500-million investment
• Trump’s ‘absurd’ steel tariffs encroach on agenda
• Affordable daycare: Quebec’s model can offer lessons for provinces
• Why the changes to ‘modernize’ Divorce Act don’t go far enough
• TWITTER KICKS UP ITS A GAME
• Pot lounges will light up West Hollywood scene
• U.S. teens choosing YouTube, Snapchat over Facebook: poll
• Beagle on the scent of Stanley Cup
• Williams ready for the real deal tonight
• STAMPEDERS’ QBs AUDITION FOR JOBS
• Als’ offence misfires in one-sided loss
• TASK IS TO WARD OFF MEDIOCRITY
• Straschnit­zki’s fight inspires UFC rivals during visit to Calgary
• STANLEY CUP DUEL CERTAINLY NO DUD
• LeBron’s teammate only thing standing in his way
• Was New Brunswick first in basketball?
• Shapovalov’s stay in Paris comes to a quick end
• WADDELL’S LOOKING FOR A DEAL
• Ultimate Pat on the back for goalie
• Jutanugarn continues to swing hot stick
• CROSSOVER A GREAT LITTLE EVERYDAY DRIVER
• Porsche may be working on hybrid flagship
• EXTREME JOY
• Car2Go exits Toronto over parking fees
• 1931 Ford totalled by distracted driver
• CELEBRATIN­G EVERY MODE OF TRANSPORT ON TWO WHEELS
• Aging ecosport stays competitiv­e
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• NO. 1 WITH A HEATER
• MEET THE MAKER: LONDON CALLING
• GOING OUT:
• DINE OUT REVIEWS: Pad Thai
• OUR TOWN: Strength in Art, Vecova Centre
• The local music scene this week FIVE LIVE SOUNDS
• IGNITE! FESTIVAL OF EMERGING ARTISTS
• GOING OUT
• ALONSO MELGAR
• Yukichi Hattori’s Gyoza

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