Calgary Herald - 2020-01-02

• 20 COMPELLING CALGARIANS
• BUNDLE OF NEW YEAR’S JOY
• BUFFALOES TOP ’EM ALL
• Stars won’t spoil last season of Schitt’s Creek
• Health concerns delay vapes
• Kenney aims to put end to oil curtailmen­t
• Muslim youth group starts the new year by picking up litter
• St. Albert castle-turned-b&b inundated with requests
• Cochrane sports fundraiser comes to tearful conclusion after great decade
• UCP not giving up carbon tax fight
• Scientists study how to adapt building codes to climate change
• Job cuts, longer response times plague cash-strapped fire service
• Ameer Keshavjee
• Marg Southern
• Jimmy Chau
• Douglas Kondro
• Neal Chatha
• Tim Rahilly
• Carisa Hendrix
• Fariborz Birjandian
• Katrina Milaney
• Graham Mackenzie
• Deanna Burgart
• Troy Emery Twigg
• Scott Gravelle
• L. D. Crichton
• Mark Neufeld
• Lucian-river Mirage Chauhan
• Vincent Ho
• Kelly Doody
• Nattalia Lea
• More Albertans arrive to help battle Australia fires
• Couple wishes Canada a Happy New Year with big display of little flags
• Retailer CEO laments an ‘epidemic’ of brazen thefts from liquor stores
• Missing man’s family plans vigil for his birthday
• Little free pantry helps families over holidays
• Rural billboard ads an issue of property rights
• A proposal to appease both Ottawa, Alberta
• Lieutenant-governor opens doors to Government House
• MEET THE SMALL TOWN WITH THE HOTTEST REAL-ESTATE DEALS IN CANADA. AND THEY’RE GOING FOR LESS THAN THE COST OF A CRAMPED CONDO IN TORONTO OR VANCOUVER.
• HOPE FOR CANADA’S NEW TERROR UNIT
• READY FOR YOUR CLOSE-UP? THE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE IS RECRUITING ACTORS FOR A UNIQUE ROLE: TO BE PARTICIPAN­TS IN REAL-LIFE SPY-VS.-SPY EXERCISES.
• SAVING FOR A DOWN PAYMENT IN 2020.
• PRESSURE MOUNTS ON OTTAWA’S DECISION ON 5G
• Producer of A Charlie Brown Christmas
• Kim vows ‘new strategic weapon’ for N. Korea
• B.C. top court supports Coastal Gaslink project
• Pot producers heading down bankruptcy path
• HOME CAPITAL LOOKS FOR ITS SECOND ACT
• Alberta city finds itself at greatest risk of sweeping disruption by automation
• HBC chairman weighing raising offer, sources say
• Another roaring twenties for the world markets?
• Trump says he’ll sign initial China agreement on Jan. 15
• FLAMES CAPTAIN HAD A HECK OF A DECADE
• Hitmen start 2020 by topping division rival
• LOOKING TO GAIN EXPOSURE
• DECADE DEFINED A NEW ERA IN WINNIPEG
• Recently sacked Rivera to lead Redskins
• Jets’ Scheifele line a big test for Leafs
• BRADY IS SIMPLY THE BEST
• TOP PERFORMERS, OFFENCE
• STERN TRANSFORME­D NBA INTO GLOBAL POWERHOUSE
• Raptors coach Nurse shuffling deck again
• LAFRENIERE RETURN BOLSTERS CANADA’S HOPES
• Belichick, Pats’ staff not implicated in NFL probe
• NORQUAY CONDITIONS MAKE FOR HAPPY TIMES
• Prepare for FIS World Snow Days at Lake Louise
• Foote’s big shot has back yard roots
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• ARTS ON THE WAY
• Long hours can affect heart health, study finds
• GOOD TIMES!
• It’s not me, it’s you
• Cast a wider net, Patel says
• SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY HUMS ...

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