Calgary Herald - 2020-01-06

• GOLDEN COMEBACK
• City seeks certainty for LRT project
• Lithium in Alberta oilpatch could power electric cars
• ALL THAT GLITTERS …
• Following in veterans’ footsteps
• Workers owed thousands as Hart eatery shuts down
• Young female players rally against gender inequality
• Seahawks, Vikings win NFL wild card games
• Stretching not always as beneficial as you think
• Calgary wins a shootout thriller
• Percentage of crops harvested falls for second year in a row
• Robotics helps students learn, bond
• Indigenous communitie­s show support for controvers­ial Teck Frontier project
• Wait for funding news leaves shelter ‘worried’
• CRAFT BEER ONLY AT NEW FOOD HALL IN KENSINGTON
• China-canada ties remain cool as Meng case heads to court
• Cybersecur­ity crackdown needed
• Getting to keep your hard-earned cash is not a gift
• IRANIANS DETAINED AT PEACE ARCH
• WITH THE DATE SET FOR THE CONSERVATI­VE PARTY’S LEADERSHIP CONVENTION, CANDIDATES ARE STARTING TO EMERGE. BRYAN BRULOTTE IS HOPING TO USE HIS POSITION AS BOTH INSIDER AND OUTSIDER TO EARN THE TOP JOB.
• Kids notice drinking from early age: study
• Trials offer hope for dementia reversal
• Venezuela Opposition slams ‘coup’ by Maduro
• All signs:
• NHL given deadline to participat­e in Olympics
• HITMEN HAMMER WARRIORS TO CAP OFF RUGGED STRETCH
• Cavs' Carducci could see time for Canada in upcoming friendlies
• Rittich’s father thrilled to witness goalie reach 100-game milestone
• Dynamic duo keeps Oilers’ playoff hopes alive
• Love ‘loves’ teammates, but admits frustratio­n
• COUSINS TOPS BREES TO LEAD VIKINGS TO WIN
• RAPTORS’ RELENTLESS DEFENCE MASKS SERIES OF INJURY WOES
• Host Australia defeats Canada at ATP Cup
• Touching moments
• BED SCENES ARE THE BEST
• There oughta be a law
• Paying homage to Leia
• Luxury HOUSING SET FOR GLOBAL COMEBACK
• Amazon and Google to hit CES show with digital assistants in tow
• China on odyssey for Alzheimer’s cure

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