Calgary Herald - 2020-01-28

• A TIME TO REMEMBER
• CBE TRUSTEE QUITS OVER VOTE TO STIFLE AUDITOR TALKS
• ‘NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK’
• City council considers more capital budget cuts
• A TRAGIC FLIGHT PATH
• Indigenous Opportunit­ies Corp. board revealed
• Magliocca to repay some of his travel expenses
• Event to give game Blackfoot feel
• Lessons for living a happier life
• Theory of a Deadman rocks with a message
• Rittich, Talbot eager for action
• An entire ‘dysfunctio­nal’ board was dismissed in 1999
• Councillor­s seek provincial help to reform property tax assessment
• No cases of coronaviru­s reported in Alberta
• Approve the Teck mine, Kenney urges PM
• SAIT’S new school prepares talent for the new economy
• Boyden uses expertise to boost community
• Theatre Calgary enriches lives through arts
• Donations help children needing brain surgery
• City hall wants Calgarians’ ideas on treatment for addictions, mental illness
• SGI reports fewest road fatalities since Sask. began keeping records
• Family turns to billboard in search for kidney donor
• Bodies found in Edmonton’s northeast and northwest
• Lawyer fires new volley at police over $500K payout
• Man slain over gun purchase
• Crooked snout earns canine global attention
• Nearly half of budget for electric-car rebate gone in eight months
• ASIRT clears three officers in 2017 shooting
• 123 memorial plaques stolen from benches
• Learning about digital privacy must be paramount
• Kenney’s tweet on injection sites is not productive
• O’TOOLE LAUNCHES ‘TRUE’ CAMPAIGN
• THE LIBERALS HAVE BEEN CASTING AROUND FOR CAMPAIGN VOWS THAT DON’T COST MUCH MONEY TO DELIVER AND THE PROMISE TO REDUCE CELLPHONE PRICES BY 25% FITS THE BILL. BUT HAS THAT PROBLEM BEEN SOLVED?
• Experts differ on screening
• ISIL shifts focus to Israel
• TSX has worst day in months on concerns about coronaviru­s
• Freeland calling for support of new NAFTA
• Treating aging like a disease the next big thing for science
• ‘Unpreceden­ted’ TMX ruling sends message to Quebec, Kenney says
• Feds mull growing e-vehicle rebate program
• Two firms team up in climate battle
• Tkachuk buries hatchet, plays nice with Draisaitl
• Nashville’s Duchene knows all about coaching changes
• Pilot in fatal chopper crash likely tried to fly below fog, expert says
• PROFILES OF HELICOPTER CRASH VICTIMS
• ALL THOSE LOSSES PRIMED 49ERS FOR SUPER BOWL
• Brewers’ Braun says this season could be his last
• Bombers lock in pivot Collaros
• KOVALCHUK, TATAR NOT EASY TO REPLACE
• MLB umps could wear microphone­s, if deal struck by opening day
• WTA to allow coaching from the stands
• Canadian paddler gets green light for Tokyo
• Female filmmakers undone by ignorance
• FROM A PLACE OF EMPATHY
• Walking wounded
• Blazing a slow trail

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