Calgary Herald - 2020-07-03

• ‘Hole left in Calgary’ from cancellati­on of Stampede
• Top court rejects pipeline appeal
• THANKS, FRONT-LINE WORKERS
• INTRUDER AT RIDEAU HALL
• Jays cleared for training camp in Toronto
• Hinshaw not worried if Edmonton named as NHL hub
• Epstein’s ex held on sex charges
• Banks join advertisin­g boycott
• Top prospect learned from rising star
• Province to twin Highway 3 near Taber
• Calgary Transit says no risk to public as two drivers test positive for COVID-19
• Blackfoot Confederac­y adds to calls for Kenney to fire speech writer
• Kenney hails ‘critical victory’ for TMX project
• Chuckwagon crews feeling empty without excitement of Stampede
• Continuing care residents can stay connected in isolation thanks to donor generosity
• Man with gunshot wounds discovered in northeast hotel
• Police seize $750K worth of magic mushrooms, gear
• PROVINCE HIT WITH BIG PIPELINE WIN, ANOTHER CREDIT RATING DOWNGRADE
• TRANS MOUNTAIN TIMELINE: A LOOK AT KEY DATES IN THE PROJECT’S HISTORY
• OPEN LETTER TO CANADIANS
• More Mounties on way to posts in rural Alberta
• Private health profession­als worried about livelihood­s
• Suspect in deadly crash to remain behind bars
• Murder suspect wants his case to get moving
• Plea deal set in fatal shooting at bar
• Canada must remain vigilant on trade even with new NAFTA
• Stampede spirit thrives in the heart of Calgary
• Chinese security law could apply to the world
• FRANCIS ON DATA OWNERSHIP.
• FIVE WAYS TO ADOPT THE 5:2 RULE INTO YOUR LIFE
• If there is loose COVID cash, stop the sewage flow now
• LATE CANADIAN ARTIST’S WORKS FETCH MILLIONS
• Accused ex-cops may seek venue change
• Let’s play some damned hockey
• Apple and Google’s big privacy push is reshaping global data economy
• TSX’S bounce back from virus blows hides fragile state of global economy
• Cenovus tanker full of Alberta oil headed to East Coast refinery
• Trade gap narrows on ‘first baby step’ to pandemic recovery
• Companies can have dress codes, but they can’t be discrimina­tory
• U.S. job growth roars in June but coronaviru­s strikes back
• Still plenty of questions around return
• No ‘early in the season’ this year
• Three tied atop leaderboar­d at Rocket Mortgage Classic
• DESIGN DOESN’T STRAY
• THIS IS TOP OF CLASS FOR ‘SUPER’ ADVENTURE BIKES
• You really must replace some parts in pairs
• SPEED CERTAINLY DOES KILL — THE ENVIRONMEN­T?
• HISTORY COMES ALIVE!
• THE SHOW MUST GO ON ... SOMEHOW
• New movie is strange, but truly unwatchabl­e
• ALL STEAM, NO SUBSTANCE
• The best journalist you’ve never heard of
• THIS IS FINALLY THE MOMENT
• Stewart wants to make us laugh ... and think

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