Calgary Herald - 2019-07-18

• No city cuts on ‘backs of the poor’
• Mental Health Act facing overhaul after court ruling
• STAMPS ‘NEED THIS GAME’
• ‘EL CHAPO’ SENTENCED
• COVER SONGS
• Leblanc’s illness no excuse for ethics breach
• Rates trimmed by eight per cent for Chestermer­e residents
• Agricultur­e exports to Europe slip despite deal
• Faceapp filter raises privacy concerns
• COUNCIL MUST LEAVE POOR ALONE AND SLASH CITY’S LABOUR COSTS
• Doctor facing sex assault charges can see patients: judge
• Son of tourist didn’t realize dad had been shot
• Good homes needed for hundreds of cats
• Disability program review to be public soon
• Emotional-service animals need national rules: MP
• Police make 18 arrests in Lethbridge sweep
• IT TOOK A VILLAGE TO LAUNCH SUNNYCIDER
• Disease expert ‘disturbed’ by rise in syphilis cases
• Fierce competitio­n nixes collusion on gas prices, fuel executive tells inquiry
• Mounties in chopper rescue paddlers besieged by grizzly
• New Patented Pill for Bladder Leaking Makes Stores Debut
• Stampede faces its greatest fight on chucks, rodeo
• Fixing council’s budget isn’t complicate­d
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• More services planned for First Nations schools
• Airlift coming for trapped B.C. salmon
• WOMEN WASH THEIR HANDS AT AN EBOLA SCREENING STATION AS THEY ENTER THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO FROM RWANDA. THE REGION IS TRYING TO CONTAIN AN OUTBREAK OF THE EBOLA VIRUS.
• FUGITIVE KILLER ‘FIXED’ ON RETURN TO CHINA
• HONGKONGER­S LOOKING TO FLEE.
• Pentagon to probe claim ticks used as weapons
• Rescuers work to free entangled right whales
• Start real reform at nomination process
• Harris says there’s no secret to pick-free streak
• Riders’ Moncrief off to another strong start
• Jennings aims to grab spotlight again
• STAMPS DEFENCE LOOKING STRONG DESPITE INJURIES
• U18 camp to attract top players to Calgary
• THE PURSUIT OF PERFECTION
• POWER RANKINGS
• High school in Idaho to stop using Redskins name
• Australian stages impressive tour sprint
• Canadian pair leads LPGA’S first team event
• Canadian Conners enjoys battling ‘wild’ conditions during British Open prep
• Jays prospect Bichette keeps proving he’s ready for MLB
• Cheese quotas under review after EU generates big stink
• Curaleaf deal boosts bid for front-runner status in U.S. pot market
• LIBRA NAYSAYERS HAVE A POINT
• Inflation dips to 2% in June, hitting central bank target
• Top U.S. trade official urged to respond to USMCA proposals
• Signs of stress tests’ impact ubiquitous in CMHC report on mortgage industry
• Another US$860M recovered for swindler Madoff’s customers in Kingate settlement: trustee
• Racing ahead with autonomous technology
• TRIBUTE TRACES COUNTRY MUSIC’S DEVELOPMEN­T
• Summer theatre a merry romp through woods
• WEEKLY ARTS LISTINGS MUSIC
• Slash ‘living the dream’ with band’s new record and tour
• Local piano prodigy wins at prestigiou­s competitio­n
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• ‘RIGHT PLANT, RIGHT PLACE’
• Tree ties start as helpers, but can soon become killers

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