Calgary Herald - 2022-09-24

• Defence lawyers say they'll refuse new legal aid cases starting on Monday
• Inquiry into teen's death to seek more witnesses
• GET EXCITED ABOUT NOTHING.
• No proof suspect part of shooting: defence
• Convicted murderer to explore mistrial applicatio­n
• SWAP THE SCREEN TIME FOR SOME GREEN TIME
• FLOYD PULLED '60S SCOOP SURVIVOR OUT OF DARK PIT
• Fatally abused boy should not have fallen through cracks
• Our commitment to exceptiona­l service.
• `WAR CRIMES HAVE BEEN COMMITTED IN UKRAINE'
• Shift focus of COVID care to poor nations
• Now is the CRTC'S chance to tell CBC to get out of the ad biz
• Trudeau names new envoy to China
• `Fall from a great height': Another prominent Russian dies suspicious­ly
• Fetus faces appear to prefer carrots over kale, study finds
• Following LG Energy deals, miners eye more lithium agreements
• Grain shippers fear railroads can’t handle bumper harvest
• New U.S. bill excites players in growing battery space
• Audit accounting firms go under scrutiny over ‘ethical violations’
• Glencore ordered to pay US$486M in fraud case
• CEOS working to prevent and combat `quiet quitting'
• TANEV HELPING NEW FLAMES FEEL AT HOME
• Federer's retirement leaves a void, says Mcenroe
• Hitmen taking aim at return to WHL playoffs
• Kadri `dialed in,' rarin' to go with new club
• GREEDY MLB HAS SPOILED FALL CHASE TO PLAYOFFS
• Canada wins again in World Cup romp
• Canada back in form against Qatar
• Coyotes' college-sized rink generating plenty of buzz
• Choir! Choir! Choir! bring their infectious singalong fun to Calgary with ABBA’S hits
• Driving Miss Daisy powerful portrayal of pride, friendship
• `Dream-like' journey explores Treaty 7 legacy
• A DISQUIETIN­G TALE OF DISPARATE WORLDS
• King's scary fairy tale
• A MEMOIR OF PERSEVERAN­CE
• THE PEAK OF EXCELLENCE
• Homeowners worried about their financial strength: survey
• Under-cabinet lighting helps kitchens stay bright
• Young profession­als are filling new purpose-built rentals in the inner city
• Less demand, more supply cool markets in nearby communitie­s
• The boy with bright orange hair
• HISTORY REVISITED
• Death will soon do them part
• CALGARY BESTSELLER­S
• COVID DRAMA A REMINDER OF SNAKES AND LADDERS
• LET NATURE TAKE ITS COURSE WITH HAIR, BUT GIVE IT A HAND
• CHURCH'S ROOTS RUN DEEP
• AN AUTUMN ESCAPE ON WATERTON LAKES
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• CROSSWORD PUZZLES

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