Calgary Herald - 2021-11-10

• Numerous services set for tomorrow
• The Port of Prince Rupert is critical to Canada's internatio­nal trade ambitions
• Schools still grappling with fallout of pandemic
• CLIMATE DECLARATIO­N COULD BOOST ECONOMY
• Doctor saves two men with CPR, then does their heart operations
• Plug and Play to open Calgary headquarte­rs
• Honour South Asians who fought
• Erin O'toole's political lifeline arrives, courtesy of the NDP
• `That is a firm no for me'
• Hiroshima victim lived to tell his story
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT BANNING THE ELF ON THE SHELF
• Moms swap babies after IVF mix-up
• COVID claims beloved Regina doctor
• Taliban ignorance, aid cuts fuel health crisis
• INDULGE IN CLAM CHOWDER
• SHARKS END FLAMES' POINT STREAK
• Beijing luge accident under investigat­ion
• BASEBALL PREPARES FOR HECTIC OFF-SEASON
• LIONS GET LUCKY, STAMPS ADJUST
• Prostate Cancer Centre relies completely on donations to bring services to Alberta men
• NFL'S TAUNTING RULE IS UNFAIR TO EVERYONE
• China's hockey team in over its head: King
• Habs goalie reveals he entered treatment for substance abuse
• Ohtani up against two Jays for AL MVP
• Australian gold miner Newcrest expands B.C. footprint
• GE to break up into three units, ending conglomera­te for good
• Will choking funds for new oil projects overseas work in climate battle?
• Canaccord profit surges 87% on record quarter for M&A fees
• WEDNESDAY'S PUZZLES
• THURSDAY'S PUZZLES

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