Calgary Herald

calgaryherald.com — The provincial Tories turned up the heat Friday on the Wildrose Party over robocalls as the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission stayed silent over a $90,000 penalty levied against Wil-drose for its use of automated diallers in 2011 and 2012.

calgaryherald.com — YANGON, Myanmar - Authorities in Myanmar's western Rakhine state have imposed a two-child limit for Muslim Rohingya families, a policy that does not apply to Buddhists in the area and comes amid accusations of ethnic cleansing in the aftermath of sectarian violence.

calgaryherald.com — Caught with its ring tones in a twist, Wildrose has fallen into stunned inaction after being walloped with a mammoth $90,000 "administrative penalty" for breaking rules on campaign calls.

calgaryherald.com — Another week, another RCMP scandal. On Tuesday, Staff Sgt. Caroline O'Farrell, one of the first women to join the force's storied equestrian show, the Musical Ride, launched an $8-million lawsuit claiming that the RCMP did not properly investigate her allegations of relentless, repeated abuse.

calgaryherald.com — It may be a buyer's market these days, but it would be wrong to sell short the long-term prospects for the oilsands. Marathon Oil's announcement this week that it terminated negotiations with an unnamed company to sell part of its stake in the Athabasca Oil Sands Project made it the latest of a half-dozen companies that reportedly put oilsands assets on the block and didn't conclude a sale.

calgaryherald.com — Premier Alison Redford announced a strategy Friday to bolster the Progressive Conservative Party grassroots and breathe new life into the 42-year-old regime while she continued her campaign-style attacks on the opposition Wildrose party.

calgaryherald.com — TORONTO - Mayor Rob Ford was set to break his silence Friday as his executive committee urged him to address the raging crack-video scandal after his deputy mayor said residents were becoming increasingly concerned about the situation. In an open letter, the six-member committee also sought to reassure citizens that city business was continuing.

calgaryherald.com — Provincial Tories say they played by the rules and aren't under scrutiny for their use of robocalls. The Wildrose Party confirmed Thursday it had been fined $90,000 by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission for the use of automated calls in 2011 and 2012.

calgaryherald.com — "Knock, knock, Mommy." "Who's there?" I ask. "Banana," Bennett says. "Banana who?" "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Banana," he says again, his smile revealing a gap where his front tooth once was. "Banana who?" "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Orange!" he yells, barely able to contain his excitement. "Orange who?"

calgaryherald.com — CALGARY- One man is dead and another has been taken to hospital in what's being termed a "violent incident" in the city's northeast. Calgary police were called to a house in the community of Huntington Hills about 4:30 p.m.

calgaryherald.com — For those curious to know where top corporate donations go in the civic election, candidates will be providing plenty of data. Several contenders for councillor spots this fall say they'll publicly disclose contributor lists before Calgarians vote, like most prominent mayoral candidates did during the 2010 campaign.

calgaryherald.com — Canada's biggest oil export project has become a joke - more accurately, a cartoon - among U.S. social and intellectual elites. And it's a dandy.

calgaryherald.com — After promising for more than a decade that its game console would revolutionize home entertainment, Microsoft Corp. may have finally delivered. In a glitzy announcement Tuesday from a giant tent on the company's main campus in Seattle, Microsoft officially introduced the world to its new Xbox One.