Calgary Herald - 2018-12-05

• WHEN MEMORIES FADE
• CBE seeks parents’ views to curb overcrowdi­ng
• Council secrecy rules politicize­d: Nenshi
• FOOD PRICES EXPECTED TO RISE
• NINE IS FINE FOR FLAMES
• Schools say Crown gave incorrect GSA informatio­n
• Aphria investor denies short-seller’s report
• $60B warship propulsion system plagued by issues
• Alberta, Sask. premiers write letter to Trudeau
• Prepare parts of your festive spread in advance
• Cara finds silver linings in latest album
• BMO sees u.s. growth outpace rest of bank
• Mueller seeks no prison time for Flynn
• Seeing green: how a laid off welder opened a pot shop
• Will Notley bend on carbon tax?
• ‘I just thought he was trying to scare people’
• Murder trial jury hears details of 5-year-old’s injuries
• Scheer faces scrutiny over actions in Calgary MP’s case
• Canada’s U.S. envoy tries to quiet concerns
• Rescued bear cub dies in ‘unfortunat­e accident’
• Owner ‘not going to give up’ weeks after husky escapes
• University student designs B.C. electoral reform option
• Ottawa, Inuit ink deal to protect Arctic marine area
• MLA takes aim at UCP for ‘crooked party politics’
• Parts of Sask. go dark after large power outage
• My fishing friendship with George H.W. Bush
• Here is why I am so done with Facebook
• HISTORIC HUMILIATIO­N FOR BRITISH PM
• AFTER SEVERAL SERIOUS CAR ACCIDENTS INVOLVING IMPAIRED DRIVERS, A DESPERATE POLICE FORCE HAS TURNED TO AN OLD TECHNIQUE TO TRY TO CURB THE CARNAGE: THE NAME AND SHAME GAME.
• REX MURPHY ON PM’S $50M TWEET.
• ROADSIDE SALIVA TESTS BEING USED TO DETECT HIGH DRIVERS.
• What should we learn from French fuel price protests?
• Neighbour versus neighbour in war of the hedgerow
• Canada-India relations have turned frigid
• Critics demand Grewal tell who lent him millions
• Tougher climate goal by 2020: McKenna
• Boy wins battle to make snowball fights legal
• Art pieces were poisoning sculptor
• Teck moves forward on major copper mine in Chile
• WestJet aiming to get back on track with tiered strategy
• Markets shed week of gains on Trump’s ‘Tariff Man’ comment
• Ex-PM Mulroney chides feds on handling of pipeline crisis
• BARLEY SURGE FEEDS CHINA’S THIRST FOR HIGH-END BEER
• Montreal condo investors have negative cash flow, report finds
• A TALENT DILEMMA
• Canada’s innovative immigrants
• Seattle looking forward to rivalry with Canucks
• MITCHELL SET TO SHOW VIKINGS HIS POTENTIAL
• Reports of departures kick off busy day for Stamps
• EXPANSION STILL STINGS IN QUEBEC
• Raps’ confident Siakam dominates in the paint
• CANADA CUP ABOUT TO GET ‘FUNKY’
• Taming Tiger was unforgetta­ble, Rahm says
• Twerking request continues disturbing trend
• Video latest case of NFL’s inconsiste­nt discipline
• Eagles control playoff hopes after regaining their winning touch
• IAAF extends internatio­nal ban on Russia
• RASPBERRY JAM DANISH WREATH
• SUN-DRIED TOMATO AND CHEESE PHYLLO TRIANGLES
• Find comfort in meatloaf
• KEFTEDES WITH LEMON SAUCE
• Prince musical in the works
• Aquaman once answered call of bat signal
• ‘I’m upset I even have to say this’

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