Calgary Herald - 2024-07-20

• Province's hot weather driving up natural gas use to record levels
• Embrace a life in nature at Silvertip Resort
• Prison sentence handed to Sundre driver in fatal hit and run
• Alberta to build two new wildlife crossings
• `Sexual activity' was not consensual, judge rules
• Alberta opioid deaths lowest in four years
• Going to Oilers games not offside, Smith says
• Albertans deserve access to the national dental care plan
• Carbon capture is not enough; Alberta must invest in carbon removal, permanent storage
• What does it take to run CSIS?
• TRUMP'S RISE MISUNDERST­OOD
• Ebay security manager sentenced for harassment involving roaches, dead pigs
• CRITICAL MOMENT FOR BIDEN
• Wildfire spread `like lava' toward B.C. village
• LIFE AFTER LORD OF THE RINGS
• Deadpan master of sitcoms and telephone monologues dies at 94
• Etheridge goes live with her feelings
• Your skin's in the game
• TIPS FOR MAKING FRIENDS
• MILLS RIDING ON A HIGH FOR STAMPEDERS
• BACK IN FORM, AIRD A TWO-WAY STAR FOR CAVALRY
• ROMANCE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF 50
• Small miracle
• THE WOMAN WHO FAILED AT LIFE
• What you need to know about the IT outage and its effects in Canada
• Economic angst pushing Canadians to save at rate not seen in decades
• Natural spaces abound in Osprey Hill
• SHANE HOMES’ FAIRWAY FILLED WITH NATURAL LIGHT
• Alpine Park unveils nine new show homes
• Calgary homes similar in price to Dallas
• George Michael’s pool house up for rent on Airbnb
• CAN CONDO BOARD KEEP MEMBER FROM MEETINGS?
• A SEAL for THE SOUL
• Visit Whistler for a magical summer escape
• YOUR BRAIN NEEDS A REST
• BEAUTIFUL BEAUJOLAIS AN APPROACHAB­LE WINE THAT MAINTAINS HIGH QUALITY
• CALGARY BESTSELLER­S

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