Calgary Herald - 2019-12-31

• New year rings in higher taxes, fees for Calgarians
• Police raise alarm after latest deadly shooting
• FLAMES AMONG ALL-STARS
• THE YEAR THAT WAS
• A decade of songs that made us want to party
• Midnight fireworks highlight of festivitie­s
• Researcher­s tackle our love affair with alcohol
• Morneau up against the recession narrative
• Canada’s junior squad gets back to winning
• Group hopes to see wild horses protected
• Firm behind Canadarm returning
• Please help us make the coming year a better one for vulnerable Calgarians
• Driver facing multiple charges after police end wild ride on Stoney Trail
• Opioids, inner-city crime and shootings among priorities for police in the new year
• Alberta eyeing major reforms to health system in the coming new year
• Kenney looks ahead after torching NDP’S policies
• ‘Take back our province’: Notley wants to try again for the province’s top job
• Man shot dead by police after chase
• Edson car dealership­s hit by fire three weeks apart
• VETERAN CONSERVATI­VE MP SCOTT REID HAS REVEALED IN AN ESSAY POSTED ON HIS WEBSITE THAT HE WAS FIRED FROM HIS CRITIC ROLE BY LEADER ANDREW SCHEER FOR SUPPORTING THE LEGALIZATI­ON OF CANNABIS.
• Seven terms that took off in 2019
• FIVE SECRETS TO HAPPINESS IN 2020
• Courts won’t be swayed by China: former chief justice
• BIDEN SAYS HE WOULD CONSIDER A REPUBLICAN RUNNING MATE
• CIA devised way to restrict missiles given to allies, researcher says
• Rockets reach new orbit with Mac’s playoff berth
• TRADES, TALLIES AND STAJAN’S TEAR-JERKER
• Consistenc­y tops Flames’ list of 2020 resolution­s
• Potent offences could make for Wild night
• Hellebuyck looks to end recent slide against host Avalanche
• Strome resurgence at Oilers’ expense
• Shurmur gets the axe on NFL’S ‘Black Monday’
• Hamilton’s list omission miffs F1 fans
• James named decade’s top male athlete
• Reitmans CEO remembered as ‘builder’ in fashion industry
• TSX’S top-performing stocks of the decade include auto body shops and technology
• Search starts for next chief to replace Poloz
• Stricter pollution rules expected to hurt prices for oil with high levels of sulphur
• Tesla revs up engine on global ambitions with delivery of first China-built e-cars
• REMEMBRANC­E OF THINGS PASSÉ
• BE KIND, REWIND AGAIN
• CHANGE OF TUNE
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• WEDNESDAY’S PUZZLES

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