Calgary Herald - 2018-08-14

• Service sector lost 25,000 jobs in Calgary in a year
• Ottawa wants new watchdog to oversee border services
• REMEMBERIN­G THE ANVIL
• SISTER ACT
• Family of Saudi blogger raises concerns over tweets
• Singh responds to criticism from Alberta premier
• Parents shouldn’t fight with picky eaters
• Federal government promises help for B.C.
• Trump’s TV villain comes out swinging
• Liberals’ pulpit diplomacy gets little done
• Deer Run residents don’t have heart to evict raccoons
• Crews gain ground on fires, bans continue
• Cardston doctor facing complaint over comments to Indigenous people
• Husband escapes, wife missing in Interior
• More prison firings, departures amid abuse investigat­ion
• Calls for changes to Alberta traffic laws after cyclists hurt
• Time to rein in public workers’ compensati­on
• There’s a definite double standard at the border
• Anti-pipeline protesters in Burnaby refuse to douse sacred fire, dismantle camp
• ISRAEL RIPS U.K.’S CORBYN ON TERRORISM
• HIS LIFE IS IN PUTIN’S HANDS.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT OMAROSA
• Baird called ‘hypocrite’ for Saudi TV attack on PM
• Trudeau keeps door open on Saudi talks
• Ontario to sell pot in private stores
• Bernier faces blowback on tweets questionin­g diversity
• Supply management squeaks onto Tory agenda
• ‘Stand-your-ground’ Florida killer is charged after all
• FBI agent Strzok fired over texts about Trump
• Trump stabbed us in the back, Turkey says
• ‘JUST A BROKEN GUY’
• Markets fall again as Turkish lira hits new low
• Morneau to business leaders: NAFTA deal will happen soon
• Ensign makes ‘bargain basement’ bid for Trinidad Drilling
• U.S. STRATEGY OF TAX CUTTING GETS A SOBERING REALITY CHECK
• Canadian pig farmers latest to feel fallout from tariffs
• TRUMP’S TIRADE CAN’T SLOW THIS BOOMING B.C. TOWN
• Saudis spark talks in taking Tesla private
• Telus asks CRTC to probe Iristel on excessive, failed calls to the North
• TIGER LOOKS SHARP, BUT DOESN’T SCARE OPPONENTS
• Woods’ shadow looms over Ryder Cup roster
• Red Sox old-timer’s memorabili­a up for sale
• CANADIAN ZARUBA CUT BY EAGLES
• Prospects’ debuts give Jays fans reason for optimism
• Barrett brings Blue Devils home to visit
• TKACHUCK SAYS HE’S READY FOR NHL DREAM
• Blue Bombers’ Spooner says he’s no cheater
• By looking up at the night sky or digging down into the earth, summertime science experiment­s tap into children’s natural curiosity and teach them to ask big questions.
• Chewing the fat
• GEORGIA NICOLS

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