Calgary Herald - 2018-09-04

• LABOUR DAY CLASSIC
• CBE changes earn failing grade
• 17th Avenue constructi­on resumes after summer lull
• ‘200 YEARS OF MEMORY’ GONE
• THE SOUND OF SILENCE
• Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan comes to life on small screen
• Notley demands ‘bold action’ from Ottawa to save project
• Rise of social media, decline of reading cause for alarm
• Rates of sexual infections surging in Alberta
• 10 things you need to know about the new season
• Myanmar imprisons reporters for 7 years
• Brass forced to rein in costly ceremony
• ‘Proud and loud’ youth lead 2018 Pride Parade
• Schools calculate new ways to help students connect to math
• Police taking steps to deter fatal encounters with civilians: expert
• ‘Band-Aid’ helps fix crack on bridge, for now
• Final chapter for library fundraiser
• Pro-Olympics group aims to connect with students
• Long weekend fatal collisions keep province’s Mounties busy
• Area municipali­ties wrestle with cannabis regulation­s
• Weekend rampage leaves northeast bar in ruins
• Province adds preventive HIV meds to universal coverage
• Arsonist who killed two Calgary kids escapes from prison in B.C.
• City police taking wise approach to pot testing
• A liberal education benefits students, society
• Section 23 Developmen­ts offers choices to seniors
• ‘STOKING HATRED’ AT FAMILY CLINIC
• Museum opts for gender parity among nudes
• Here’s your chance to own an RCMP steed
• Trump pre-empts golf for trade calls
• Taxing robots to offset human labour disruption
• ‘WHEN YOU PLAY THE LANGUAGE CARD … IT’S A HOT TOPIC’
• OUTRAGE AFTER MUSLIM LESBIAN COUPLE PUNISHED IN PUBLIC
• First Nations want own national fire marshal
• ‘IT WAS JUST TIME FOR ACTION’
• Britain’s Royal Mail buys Canadian delivery firm Dicom
• Federal minister eyes better work-life balance in labour code changes
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• ‘FEWER FARMERS, LARGER ACRES’
• Five U.S. tech giants that are padding investors’ portfolios
• Banged-up stars a concern for Saturday’s rematch
• Ace gives defending champ winning hand in final round
• Papa had a brand new bag — and his caddie was thrilled
• WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES
• Djokovic beats heat to advance
• Bradley rails over TFC’s sinking season
• ‘Mad Scientist’ owns winning formula for FedEx Cup
• SIMON SAMPLER
• HER MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
• Life looks up if you see stars
• The mother of all revenge flicks
• YOUNGER & WISER
• GEORGIA NICOLS

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