Calgary Herald - 2019-01-31

• Kenney vows help for homebuyers
• Oil firms in election mode as output cut eases
• OPERA AIMS FOR NEW HEIGHTS
• GRIEF, JOY FOR FAMILY
• Province signs off on the first phase of LRT megaprojec­t
• Embassy cuts staff in Cuba over mystery illness
• Russian plane fires up rumour mill
• City giving $3M to local non-profit groups
• More victories means more banter
• McLachlan prepares to face fears as host
• Sponsorshi­p system attracts flak YOLANDE COLE
• YOLANDE COLE Auditor general remembered for community work
• Notley bumps oil production limit by 75,000 bpd
• Stepfather charged after girl, 4, left brain damaged in alleged assault
• Union files grievance over job cuts at Enmax
• Witnesses used snow brushes to fend off trio of attacking dogs
• CRAZY IDEAS TO DRIVE PROVINCE’S MESSAGE HOME
• Surgical innovation at Alberta Children’s Hospital gives hope to family of little girl
• UCP criticizes NDP for focus on Notley, but expert says emphasis is savvy
• Fentanyl lab in Forest Lawn garage leads to four arrests
• Renewed call for downtown police presence
• Sask. distillery gets top honour at Canadian Whisky Awards
• LITTLE IDEA COULD MAKE BIG DIFFERENCE FOR ACTIVE AND REGULAR CYCLISTS
• Take that, Norway! Brewery donates $25,000 to make Moose Jaw statue world’s tallest once more
• Drunk driver in fatal crash apologizes to family
• Will you empower or misinform society?
• No blessed beauty in this city hall darkness
• Former Mountie had sex with Calgary witness
• COMRADES IN ARMS ACROSS A COURTROOM
• A LIBERAL MP WENT TO ROBERT BURNS NIGHT IN OTTAWA AND GAVE A PROVOCATIV­E TOAST THAT SLAMMED WHITE PRIVILEGE, RACISM AND SEXISM. BURNS WOULD HAVE BEEN AMUSED; HER FEMINIST BOSS LESS SO.
• ‘TRUE COWBOY’ MISSING IN B.C.
• Five top public servants to warn of election meddling
• Canadians’ choice of climate change policies
• Liberals won’t elaborate on six-figure fundraiser
• UAE BRANDISHED SUPER WEAPON
• Canada ‘dead wrong’ on Roundup: U.S. lawyers
• THE FED’S CAPITULATI­ON MAY BE A BAD SIGN FOR ECONOMY
• Caisse inks $4.7B deal for logistics firm in real-estate ramp-up
• COMMENT Trudeau’s housing strategy seems a lot like vintage Stephen Harper
• Two engineerin­g giants are headed in starkly different directions
• CGI Group says Brexit could provide opportunit­y
• Facebook beats Wall Street despite setbacks KATIE PAUL AND PARESH DAVE
• SUPER BOWL ADS STEP UP STAR POWER
• Edible pot sales could miss the feds’ October target
• Former Dragons’ Den star’s divorce case highlights trouble with ‘expert testimony’
• Crude surges as Saudi shipments to U.S. dwindle
• Baker Hughes ponders ‘ecosystems’ in windmills, solar panels
• THE CORRAL WAS ‘A MAGICAL PLACE’
• Hitmen players embrace old barn’s nostalgia
• Raptors in a position to think of the unthinkabl­e
• GOODELL STOPS SHORT OF BACKING REPLAY EXPANSION
• BIANCA’S BREAKOUT
• Walk with Woods ‘wildest thing’
• Jets’ Laine desperatel­y needs a wake-up call
• PANARIN SITUATION ZIPS UP JACKETS
• Veteran guard Bergman agrees to stay on with Stampeders
• Stadium offers super prices at Super Bowl
• EXPOSING CALGARY TO NEW STYLE OF PHOTOS
• Celebrated astronaut lands back in town
• WEEKLY ARTS LISTINGS
• Dance show tells story of souls tethered by love
• Local movie theatres will ‘save a seat for Viola’
• The Grand opens doors to resident companies
• Fox will join castmates at Calgary Expo in April
• THE OLD MAN & THE PLAY KRISTEN DE GROOT

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