Calgary Herald - 2020-07-06

• Student mental health in spotlight
• U of C researcher­s launch study of COVID-19 in kids
• REGRETS OVER REOPENING
• Eased seating rules worry flyers
• COVID-19 deals legion branches fresh blow
• B.C.’S Greywolf ups the fun factor
• Hub city talk has Edmonton businesses ‘excited’
• Dechambeau takes it by three shots in Detroit
• Facebook boycott hurts ad sector
• Hillhurst balks at ‘terrifying’ plan to tear down pedestrian bridge
• Cases on First Nation continue to rise
• Keeping the Stampede spirit alive this year
• Monuments to fallen police and firefighte­rs vandalized with paint
• Some stores reporting bike shortage after ‘quite a ride’ for retail industry
• Bow City Storage erecting secure site in west end
• We must unite to fight racism across Alberta
• Can robots solve Canada’s care home crisis?
• What is Canada’s true infection rate?
• THE CORONAVIRU­S THAT HAS INFECTED MORE THAN 11 MILLION PEOPLE WORLDWIDE MAY HAVE BEEN HERE ALL ALONG WAITING TO BE ‘IGNITED’ RATHER THAN STARTING IN CHINA, AN OXFORD UNIVERSITY EXPERT BELIEVES.
• 17-member family survived virus together
• COVID-LIKE virus sent to Wuhan in 2013
• Hundreds of scientists say coronaviru­s airborne
• Partial back-to-school plan worries working parents
• P.E.I. goes from 0 to 5 virus cases in 48 hours
• Lobbyist declines to help Andrew
• Millennial women see return to trading desks as primer for careers
• The new corporate swag: Branded masks, sanitizer — and Zoom vanity light rings
• EVERY STEP MATTERS
• Veteran of local links doubles up on his aces
• TFC having trouble getting to Florida to begin tourney
• ‘Summer Camp’ starts a season like no other for Canada’s young hopefuls
• IBAKA SAYS RAPTORS WILL BE READY TO ANSWER THE CALL

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