Calgary Herald - 2019-09-11

• HONOURING HEROES
• Alberta challenges federal Bill C-69
• Public school board balks at forced name change
• FEDERAL RACE LAUNCHES
• CHEFS AT HOME
• Pushback proves need for inquiry into oil critics
• Bob Church was an Alberta man for all seasons
• Low-sugar cobblers, crisps and more
• Goalie Wolf strives to be the best
• Indigenous graphic novels aim to give hope
• May not be a recession but Alberta economy in doldrums, says ATB
• WILD ALLEGATION­S ABOUT INQUIRY ANGER KENNEY
• NDP has UCP budget in crosshairs
• Edmonton launches awareness campaign on suicide prevention
• Thiessen not returning as Calgary police commission chair
• New Banff-moraine Lake bus route launching in time for the fall colours
• Man ordered to undergo mental health evaluation
• Rocky View County council spat over sanctions heading to court
• New Arthritis Breakthrou­gh Relieves Pain Minutes After Its Absorbed
• New technology employed to look for missing kids
• Second man charged in brazen shooting outside variety store
• B.C. landowners reluctant to give Trans Mountain access to land
• Majority of B.C. wants permanent daylight time
• HERE’S A SOLUTION TO END PIPELINE DEATH BY DELAY
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• HAVING SEEN GREEN PARTY LEADER ELIZABETH MAY ATTEMPT TO TALK ABOUT HER RELIGIOUS FAITH THIS WEEK, I’M NOT SURE CONSERVATI­VE LEADER SCHEER WILL BE IN ANY HURRY TO DO THE SAME, ESPECIALLY WITH AN ELECTION CAMPAIGN NOW UNDERWAY.
• 5 THINGS ABOUT A ROGUE WAVE.
• ‘Fastest woman’ turned media star
• Pallister’s PCS win majority in Manitoba
• Ridings could offer clues on vote trends
• Green party hopeful eyes Quebec separation
• Wealth tax could raise $70B in 10 years
• Great Green defection that wasn’t for NDP in New Brunswick
• Liberal Party bars wife from vying to replace MP husband
• Kenney kick-starts legal fight against controvers­ial Bill C-69
• Insiders cheer Woodside’s plan to sell stake in B.C. LNG project
• Cider still Canadian wine, federal court rules in tax dispute
• Canadian pot producers defend vape pens after U.S. health scare
• Shopify’s US$450M deal for fulfilment firm 6 River gets analysts’ thumbs up
• Wework competitor IWG in talks for possible sale of Canadian biz: source
• Apple leans on devices as it squares off against Disney, Netflix in streaming war
• Softbank pushes Wework to postpone IPO, sources say
• Bull market is not in jobs or economy, but in cheerleade­rs
• These three common mistakes are hurting Canadians’ portfolios
• Flames rookies turn back young Oilers
• MENTAL HEALTH IN SPORTS FOCUS OF ‘I GOT MIND’ TOUR
• Tough guy Law emerges as an inspiratio­nal leader
• MVP Dobbie signs two-year deal with Riggers
• IT’S TIME TO STRUT THEIR STUFF
• Lawsuit accuses Patriots’ Brown of rape
• Brewers’ Yelich out for season with broken kneecap
• JAYS PICKING BICHETTE WAS NO EASY PROCESS
• ‘I hate the circus of the NBA’: Durant
• TAKING GIRLS’ SOCCER IN A SAFER DIRECTION
• GLIGIC’S PATIENCE IS FINALLY PAYING OFF
• Iranian soccer fan dies after self-immolation outside court
• STRAWBERRY RICOTTA CAKES
• ‘Greek food is heaven sent for vegetarian­s’
• PEACH APRICOT BUTTERMILK COBBLER
• STRAWBERRY ROASTED RHUBARB CRISP
• BUMBLEBERR­Y CRUMBLE
• STRIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
• The right direction
• Heart in Havana
• All signs:

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