Calgary Herald - 2020-04-30

• NOWHERE TO FLY
• Seven new deaths at care homes
• Reopening Alberta must ‘hurt the fewest’: Expert
• CARGILL PLANT SET TO REOPEN
• TOUGH LESSONS
• Province sending aid to Fort Mac evacuees
• Coronaviru­s drug raises hopes
• Early COVID-19 cases came from the U.S., not China
• Businesses reveal impact of virus
• Mcdonald’s resorts to importing beef
• Dying woman’s daughter hopeful she can enter hospice to say goodbye
• City closes five Ctrain station buildings as COVID-19 changes life in Calgary
• CARGILL’S SAFETY MEASURES COME UNDER FIRE
• Calgary homicide reignites dialogue on rise of domestic violence
• Calgary Pride Festival being ‘reimagined’
• Delta Brewing & Distilling’s business plan impresses banks
• Country Thunder falls victim to the pandemic
• No accountabi­lity in no-fault auto insurance
• Phoney sympathy only adds salt to the emotional wounds of many
• ‘People being paid to stay home’
• U.K. POLICE HUNT ‘PLAGUE DOCTOR.’ NP2
• Toronto hospital plans online fundraiser
• Search on for Canadian warship’s chopper off Greece
• Cluster of cases raises alarm in Yemen
• Business groups push government­s for clarity
• Why infrastruc­ture spending could provide the stimulativ­e effect other programs lack
• Oil majors call for support as losses mount
• WHO GOES FIRST? STAMPS HAVE NO OBVIOUS CHOICE
• Flames ink nifty D-man from Swedish league
• Flames’ gamers ready for virtual faceoff
• Warriors coach doesn’t expect return to play
• Goodell slashes his salary to $0
• FORGIVE PUBLIC FOR ITS CFL SKEPTICISM
• We should be proud to be Canadian
• Olympics scrapped unless virus contained
• THROW THE FLAG ON KIDS PLAYING TACKLE FOOTBALL
• GUIDING LIGHT
• WHERE THERE’S A WIL, THERE’S NEW LIVE MUSIC

Calgary Herald - 2020-04-29

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