Calgary Herald - 2020-05-25

• City readies for wider relaunch
• Council works from home, despite odd flushing toilet
• Brisk walks are one way to help boost immunity
• Does playoff proposal really serve fans’ best interests?
• Conversion therapy ban expected to proceed
• Riding out COVID-19 puts strain on new businesses
• Disney World could host rest of season
• Parents and kids flock back to the Calgary Zoo
• Foothills resident doctors raise funds to purchase hospital tablets
• Off-highway vehicle ban lifted, but fire ban remains
• City aims to reopen playground­s by June 1
• Blood Tribe uses lessons learned during the opioid crisis
• Court to resume short trials in June
• Flooding damages some areas in Fish Creek park
• A-mart entreprene­ur satisfying local taste for premium Asian food
• Defacing of bilingual signs called ‘black eye’ for city
• Cuts to red tape one benefit of pandemic
• Freedom is cost of government cash gusher
• Experience­s: Road map
• PARK ‘PARTY’ SPARKS FUROR
• ‘PUBLIC SAFETY CANADA AND THE RCMP HAVE CONFIRMED THERE ARE SYSTEMIC SUSTAINABI­LITY CHALLENGES IMPACTING THE WHOLE OF THE RCMP,’ WARNS AN INTERNAL GOVERNMENT MEMO.
• CHINA ADMONISHES UNITED STATES OVER ‘POLITICAL VIRUS.’
• CREWS BATTLE N.S. WILDFIRE.
• PARTIES SPAR OVER THE RESUMPTION OF PARLIAMENT.
• MASS SHOOTING LEADS TO CALL FOR ‘COERCION’ LAW
• Rules for returning office workers: Book an elevator ride, wear a mask
• Creepy technologi­es expected to invade post-lockdown workplaces
• TAKE TEE TIME SEARCH OUT INTO THE COUNTRY
• Hole-in-one a perfect start to season for Serenity golf’s Plantje
• Formula E driver used pro gamer imposter in e-race
• Minor league team in U.S. offers ballpark for Airbnb experience

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