Calgary Herald - 2019-10-28

• New budget akin to tax hike: expert
• Woman’s death sharpens focus on dangers faced by care workers
• ISIS LEADER KILLED IN U.S. RAID
• FLAMES BOND DESPITE LOSS
• Buenaventu­ra relished WHL Cup experience
• Gold’s rally has companies rushing to new frontier
• Avoid bending the rules of etiquette in yoga class
• What’s next for the Greens?
• Canadian hall of fame holds first gala
• Nenshi, Redford willing to help PM bridge gap with West
• Breaking down sub-two-hour marathon
• Cavalry have Forge in their sights
• Demand for cars dips in China
• ‘New reality’ sets in as Alberta suffers one of its largest wildfire seasons
• Lethbridge arena named after victim in Humboldt crash
• Rural municipali­ties want to discuss unity with PM
• Correction­s system faced with $21-million cut in Alberta budget
• Province will not fund X Games in Calgary for 2020
• Fate of Edmonton’s district energy initiative in flux, city may be out millions
• New Pill Fights New Forgetfuln­ess by Boosting Oxygen Levels in the Brain
• FIRST TOWER SHOWS THAT THERE’S PLENTY OF LIFE LEFT IN CORE
• Babysitter who sexually abused boy for two years gets eight-month jail term
• Union reps fume over Alberta’s move to shift billions of dollars in pension plans
• Woman ‘feels unsafe in her own home’ after alleged attack
• Bat Week campaign extols virtues of insect eaters
• Budget masks effects on working people
• AFTER A CAMPAIGN FOCUSED ON POCKETBOOK COMMITMENT­S, THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY IS URGING THE INCOMING GOVERNMENT TO BUILD BLUEPRINTS ON HOW TO ENSURE CANADA KEEPS UP WITH THE REST OF THE WORLD.
• THE HISTORY OF HALLOWEEN HAUNTED HOUSES.
• THE REAL RAT RACE.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT THE COLLEGE GENDER GAP.
• EU, Germany welcome ‘continuity’ on climate work
• Library event reignites debate on free speech
• Protesters against hijab law ‘not giving up’
• Groundbrea­king black lawyer to get honour after ‘terrible injustice’
• How tipoff led to terror chief’s takedown
• Regina’s outdoor game was indeed a classic
• ASTROS POUND THEIR WAY TO BRINK OF WORLD SERIES
• Biggios note similariti­es between Jays, Astros
• STAMPEDERS AT SASKATCHEW­AN’S MERCY
• LATE-GAME FIELD GOAL LIFTS COLTS TO VICTORY
• Fitzpatric­k gives Miami best chance at picking up first win
• Victorious Tiger ties PGA record
• All signs:
• Why sports events are feeling the heat from climate change
• Put back problems behind you
• SEE JANE RUN
• No capes or tights
• ‘I CAN’T BE PINNED DOWN’
• One way or another
• Rains are going to fall
• Netflix offering will get viewers thinking

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