Calgary Herald - 2018-11-16

• MAX READY TO MOVE
• Nenshi lashes ‘fumble’ of Games bid
• THE YOUNG DUMBLEDORE
• Notley in no-win situation over crude quotas
• CONFIDENCE BOOST
• Low Morale Widespread Among Staff, Survey Finds
• Red-hot Leason Eyes Spot On Team Canada Roster
• Family Flick Has Plenty Of Laughs, And A Message
• Fear rises As foreign investors flee
• ‘Could have been me’: Calgary woman recalls eluding killer up for parole
• NDP invests $6 million to support Indigenous language education
• Calgary officers cleared in 2016 fatal shooting
• AGLC’s new pot ordering system aims to reduce shortages
• NENSHI FIRES BROADSIDES OVER BID LOSS
• Only one in 14 wards voted in favour of bidding for 2026 Winter Games
• U of C acquires University Research Park
• NFL gives UCalgary $12M to lead research on concussion­s
• Manitoba Liberal leader pushes for suspension­s for unethical behaviour
• Woman who tried to steal family dog gets jail time
• The next generation of art and women in western culture
• Woman deemed ‘threat’ deserved to know why
• Suspect in Calgary, Edmonton gang killings out on bail
• Tory politician takes heat over fundraiser
• Edmonton group advises against policing wrestling
• Nanaimo, B.C. residents get green bin refresher after odd discovery
• ‘Brain circulatio­n’ at UCalgary is a global good
• Refinery deal has taxpayers on the hook
• A DAY OF REBELLION AND RESIGNATIO­NS
• CANADA RESISTS UN ON MALI MISSION EXTENSION
• A LIE, ALL A LIE. THE FEEL-GOOD STORY OF THE YEAR WAS BASED ON NOTHING BUT DECEPTION, DUPLICITY AND GREED. AND HOW WAS THE DECEIT UNCOVERED? BECAUSE THE FRAUDSTERS FELL OUT OVER MONEY.
• BLATCHFORD: DO I OFFEND YOU?
• The no-deal scenarios,
• TAKING AIM AT GUN VIOLENCE
• Police see no spike in stoned driving
• Canada ‘considers’ sanctionin­g Saudis
• Canada sees more U.S. asylum seekers
• Canada leads call for China to free jailed Muslims
• Senator defends oversight proposal
• Aurora CEO takes jabs at rollouts of recreation­al pot in Ontario, B.C.
• Facebook under fire over how it handled misinforma­tion
• British pound ‘untradeabl­e’ amid drama over Brexit
• Ontario eyes changes to taxes on business
• U.S. pot financing bests Canadian firms on CSE in first 10 months of 2018
• No shortage of suspects when looking for cause of oil price plunge
• FORD CHARTS PROGRESS ON ITS ROBOTIC RIDES
• Walmart flexes muscles against Amazon with grocery and other online services
• AMAZON’S HQ2 LOCATIONS SHOW HOW FAR THE SUBURBS HAVE COME
• FULL HOUSE
• BEHIND EVERY GOOD MAN ...
• SEEKING ‘SIGNIFICAN­CE’
• I LOST LOTS OF WEIGHT WITH ZUCCARIN DIET
• THE COEN BROTHERS CHAPTER AND VERSE
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• COMPLICATE­D CULTURAL TERRAIN
• Goalie Smith’s woes continue in loss to Habs
• Dispute leaves lacrosse league in state of limbo
• Stamps preparing for trench warfare
• TICATS HAVE BIG TASK AHEAD OF THEM
• Ambrosie’s season won’t end after the Grey Cup
• New playoff official to hold pivotal role
• KARLSSON ON THE DEFENSIVE
• Batting champs big hit in MVP balloting
• Personal trainer latest to get emergency NHL goalie call
• Brady’s immortalit­y challenged in latest skid
• Korean curlers say coaches subjected them to abuse
• BMW DIALS UP PERFORMANC­E
• Most Canadians now use winter rubber
• TEACHER’S SUMMER SPORT WAS RACING
• Don’t have a dash cam? They’re not a bad idea

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