Calgary Herald - 2019-01-17

• Rising tensions cancel students’ trip to China
• IGINLA’S JERSEY TO BE RETIRED
• Krause aims to expose U.S. offensive on Canada’s oil
• WEEKEND OF JAZZ
• City probe of Olympic leak stalled due to ‘error’
• British PM May wins vote to keep Her job
• Nunavut’s Jerry Cans bring joie de vivre
• Zwozdesky’s lifetime of service honoured
• Sansei tells a vivid and emotional tale
• Will Liberal misstep help Singh?
• Senior faces losing special friend in trade-off for affordable home
• Get set for super blood wolf moon on Sunday
• INDIGENOUS STAKE COULD TRANSFORM PIPELINE DEBATE
• Pipeline pacts are invalid, hereditary chief claims
• 4,000 volts of deterrence now mandatory to hem in boars
• UCP member claims NDP rhetoric led to vandalism
• FORT ARCHITECTU­RE MAKES A NAME IN LESS THAN A YEAR
• Murder suspect Fuad Ali tells trial he denies stomping homeless man to death
• Man charged after police vehicle rammed
• Two people in hospital following separate southwest stabbings
• ‘IT’S ELECTRIC’
• Hunting trade show rebrands itself following past protests
• Violent fugitive back in jail, victim says
• Why environmen­talists oppose more pipelines
• It’s desperatio­n time for Notley government
• Net sink and net source not the same
• NDP HAS BEEN A DISAPPOINT­MENT ON TRANSPAREN­CY PROMISES
• BREXIT GIVES US A PICTURE OF WHAT ACTUAL ATTEMPTS TO WITHDRAW FROM A UNION LOOK LIKE. IT HAS DISCREDITE­D ONCE-COMMON CLAIMS THAT SECESSION FROM CANADA WOULD BE A QUICK AND PAINLESS AFFAIR.
• PANEL TO HELP MODERNIZE RCMP.
• As May’s deal burned, Cameron surfed
• Military claimed report didn’t exist, even though it did
• FBI arrests U.S.-born Iranian reporter
• U.S. troops killed in Syria attack
• Mining staffer from Canada kidnapped
• A HARD BREXIT MAY BE BEST THING FOR EVERYONE
• First Nations mull stake in Trans Mountain pipeline
• Instacart building out Canadian roster as food delivery wars continue to heat up
• Airline stocks vulnerable as recession fears escalate: National Bank
• Groceries help make REIT ‘internet-resistant,’ CEO says
• Airbus’s A220 assembly line takes off at Alabama facility
• The real reason people fail to save enough for retirement
• Hudbay shareholde­r seeks major changes
• Lustre returns to gold sector in wake of blockbuste­r deals
• Sears chairman Lampert wins bankruptcy auction, averting liquidatio­n of chain: source
• U.S. ECONOMY FEELING PAINS OF SHUTDOWN
• ‘We are running out of time’: Businesses brace for no Brexit accord
• EICHEL FINALLY FINDS THE RANGE TO HALT FLAMES’ FIVE-GAME STREAK
• Brazilian striker adds firepower to Cavalry
• TOSSING ICE CUBES ON HOT GUMBO
• Henderson stays grounded despite in-flight recognitio­n
• Chiefs lineman shows good ol’ Canadian grit
• Andreescu bows out Down Under
• RICKETTS SEES BRIGHT DAYS AHEAD
• England already proving she can hack it
• Bragging rights in Central back up for grabs
• Local musicians pay tribute to John Prine at the Ironwood
• WEEKLY ARTS LISTINGS THEATRE
• #CALLRESPON­SE AIMS TO TAKE NEW APPROACH TO INDIGENOUS ART
• Powerful lead brings star quality to Evita staged by Front Row Centre Players

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