Calgary Herald - 2020-05-14

• Relaunch limited in Calgary, Brooks
• Far too early to declare a winner in the battle of Alberta’s reopening
• DEADLY LESSON IN COVID-19
• CURBSIDE CONCERTS
• Ottawa wants equity option as part of big firm financing
• Norway fund criticized for ditching energy investment
• Fed boss warns of extended weak economy
• How pandemic is turning ‘A-list’ into ‘grey list’
• 21 food inspectors infected in province
• Banff virtual event free to those who register
• Museums, galleries opt for cautious approach
• Virus may never go away, WHO says
• Dental hygienists unable to resume full duties
• Kenney slams China’s handling of COVID-19
• Class-action suit filed against Mckenzie Towne operator
• Hearing held on proposed conversion therapy ban
• Doctors group criticizes Kenney’s leadership
• Some restaurant­s and pubs wary of reopening too soon
• Library eliminatin­g fines to encourage greater use
• CP Rail to upgrade testing of train brakes to fix deficienci­es
• Father acquitted in daughter’s death
• Kenney needs to cut a deal with the devil — Trudeau
• In pursuit of a bigger purpose
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Calgary flyer distributi­on facility hit by COVID-19 outbreak
• CALGARY’S KINDNESS
• MAKE CERB PAYMENT EVEN IF CLAIMANT QUIT, STAFF TOLD
• Debt binge a very real risk
• Damon under ‘fairy tale’ quarantine
• Harper speaks out on COVID-19 spending
• Hair salons reopen as death rate climbs
• Federal wage subsidy has seen little demand
• Norwegian divestment follows trend of investors’ pivot away from oilsands
• Statcan suspends preview of key jobs report after leak
• U.S. crude stockpiles dip for first time since virus stifled demand
• CAMPBELL-PASCALL UNITING ATHLETES AND PUBLIC FOR WORKOUT SESSIONS
• The return of sports could be up to us
• MLB OWNERS READY TO PLAY SOME HARDBALL
• Pro golf swinging into new territory
• MILLER THE FIRST RAPTOR BACK IN TEAM’S FACILITY
• Cuban will bring Mavericks back under ‘White House’ testing rules
• Air Jordan built own exclusive golf club
• ANDREWS BIDS BITTERSWEE­T FAREWELL TO TIME WITH AHL
• National Music Centre moves ahead with an online focus
• THERE’S A FORK IN SMALL-SCREEN ROAD

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