Calgary Herald - 2020-02-28

• Alberta budget banks on upswing
• NENSHI HEADING TO INDIA
• UCP forecast depends on not getting punched in the mouth
• New fiscal blueprint rolls dice on quick return to prosperity
• HEARTBREAK IN NASHVILLE
• Virus could help save wild animals
• Falling crude prices threaten small producers
• School trips cancelled over virus fears
• Alberta firm’s logo on obscene Greta sticker
• Highlights from UCP’S forecast
• UCP says Alberta on track to full employment by 2023
• School boards to rely on own piggy-banks amid flat education funding
• Advanced education funding cut by 6.3%
• UCP looks to rural sites to reduce surgery waits
• Nenshi criticizes ‘shocker’ cuts to affordable-housing repairs budget
• Province reverses course, adds money to Victims of Crime Fund
• Stampede and provincial museums to see operating grants reduced
• Drug plan for seniors slashed by $72 million
• Students draw banknotes honouring Indigenous heroes
• Charges laid against man in fatal 11-vehicle pileup in 2019
• Multiple shots in Superstore killings, court told
• Complex fraud scheme focusing on trucks results in three arrests
• Union rally protests years of Phoenix pay troubles
• Black health starts with black income equality
• U.S. is harnessing its economic opportunit­ies
• HEREDITARY CHIEFS OF THE WET’SUWET’EN SAT DOWN WITH GOVERNMENT MINISTERS ON THURSDAY AFTER TWO OF ITS LONG-STANDING CONDITIONS WERE MET. THE CHIEFS SAID THE MEETING IS A ‘FIRST STEP.’
• A leader in studying psychoacti­ve drug impact
• Growth slows, but continues
• Outdated tech, lack of staff frustrate federal auditor
• Scheer backtracks on abortion promise
• Minister to press on aid for families
• Canadians deserve answers
• Red-hot Hitmen flying up the standings after 4-1 win over Ice
• FLAMES STAFF RECALL CANADA’S GOLDEN MOMENT
• Canadians get bounced from Calgary Challenger
• NFL superstars are missing boat when they criticize proposed CBA
• Coronaviru­s won’t derail world curling championsh­ip
• TEAM-BY-TEAM BREAKDOWN
• WILY VET HOWARD HOPING TO PROVE AGE DOESN’T MATTER
• CANADA’S BETTING QUESTION DOESN’T HAVE SIMPLE ANSWER
• Business as usual for Ryu in his Jays debut
• GALLIMORE READY TO PUT ON A SHOW AT NFL COMBINE
• Handprints among Bryant memorabili­a on auction block
• (NOT) SEEING IS BELIEVING
• A SLOW BURN
• From a sidekick to main attraction
• ‘FORCED TO APOLOGIZE’
• ‘Trump worst person to reassure the nation’
• FILM FALLS FLAT
• NEW-FOUND OBSESSION
• Wild Grace promotes plant-powered skin care
• SCORN FLAKES
• The sweet smell of success
• All signs:
• STRUGGLE & SACRIFICE
• Buds for boomers
• Growing coronaviru­s anxiety leads to record S&P correction
• Procuremen­t becomes new flashpoint under USMCA
• HBC’S privatizat­ion deal approved after plenty of ‘noise and aggravatio­n’
• China plants open again; bumps still expected
• HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR RRSP?
• U.S. GDP shows steady Q4 growth, but coronaviru­s poses a threat
• Norway’s mighty wealth fund backs climate plans of European oil firms
• VIRUS, LNG PROTESTS SOUR CEOS’ OUTLOOK
• Ikea to serve plant-based meatballs in push to cut emissions
• No need for coronaviru­s response yet, European Central Bank chief says
• MID-ENGINE MARVELS
• AUTOMOTIVE FUTURE REQUIRES ALL OF US TO DO MUCH BETTER
• How to have fun while buying a car
• TURBOCHARG­ED SUV HAS POWER, PERFORMANC­E AND VERSATILIT­Y
• Beware the tune-up diagnostic
• ELECTRIC TORQUE VECTORING SETS AUDI SPORTBACK APART
• Hyundai, Canoo team up on cheaper EVS
• Think twice before you use stick-on accessorie­s
• BERRY FARMER HAS BUSHELFUL OF 1956 FORDS
• Volunteers show commuters new Waze through traffic

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