Calgary Herald - 2018-09-11

• Alberta’s economy will lead country next year, says BMO executive
• Fight for pipeline far from over
• FLAMES PACK FOR CHINA
• DOUG FORD DEFIES JUDGE
• Municipal boundaries will be revisited
• Refugee charged in killing of B.C. teen
• U.S. East Coast braces for hurricane
• Calgary sightings prompt warning
• Commercial sales hit record in quarter
• Steve Earle revisits Copperhead Road
• Neil Armstrong biopic ‘got it right’
• Suncor vows more projects in oilsands
• COUNCIL’S BLANKET APPROACH TO SPEEDING LACKS COMMON SENSE
• Complaints against Saskatchew­an doctors hit record
• Wage hike to provide ‘greater’ job stability
• Province fires contractor for hospital project
• Elections Alberta servers crash on first day of use
• DIRTT ousts founder, appoints new CEO
• Ottawa funds help boost security at Sikh gurdwara
• Edmonton to retrain managers to recognize ‘unconsciou­s bias’
• Family of slain woman hopes trial brings closure
• Jailhouse video captured homicide: prosecutor
• Girl tells court she was fondled at day home
• QUEBEC FIRM BUILDS ON WESTWARD EXPANSION
• Lower speed limit initiative ‘absurd’
• How about 40 km/h on residentia­l streets?
• BROADEN ROAD SAFETY DISCUSSION
• Police charge man in death of three-year-old girl
• IN HOCKEY, FINDING THE POWER TO HEAL
• THE GANG TATTOOS THAT PROMPTED THE REMOVAL OF A TORONTO MAN TO HIS NATIVE EL SALVADOR HAVE SAVED HIM FROM IMMEDIATE DEPORTATIO­N. RENE PACHECO CLAIMS THEY MAKE HIM A MARKED MAN.
• Washington to shutter Palestinia­n U.S. mission
• History should teach, not lecture
• Despite spat with Riyadh, show goes on for Cirque
• For Liberty Health Sciences, real cannabis prize is U.S. market
• Pilot project ditches bus routes for ride hailing
• Dairy farmers stand firm on NAFTA
• Grocery giant beats banks in survey of credit card users’ satisfacti­on
• Loblaw to appeal $368M tax charge over Barbadian bank
• WHAT CHILDREN AT A CARNIVAL CAN TEACH THE GOVERNMENT
• Family Office approach a great way to invest
• Thermo Fisher makes quiet bet on cannabis
• Speedy Suzuki key to deal with Knights
• ANALYTICS OF THE CLICHÉ
• New squad, new event for Alberta’s Koe
• TAVARES CALM BEFORE EXPECTATIO­NS SWELL
• Cinci plays spoiler against Dodgers again
• RODGERS SIMPLY REMARKABLE
• Expect max effort in Las Vegas
• Bradley ends six-year drought with win
• Me to We founders Craig and Marc Kielburger
• Love the learner, not the grade
• First impression­s
• CRUSHING IT
• Running away to find herself
• Models must have a voice, Graham says

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