Calgary Herald - 2021-01-23

• New pasta bar offers comfort food in hard times
• PRAIRIE SENTIMENT
• LIVING WELL IN WINTER
• `MAJOR STAIN' FOR TRUDEAU
• Former diplomat says American jobs key to saving Keystone XL
• Banff business group urges rapid testing to save tourism
• Andersson shows he's ready for prime time
• Fraggle Rock reboot starts shooting Monday
• Trudeau finally getting serious about China
• Former home run king dies at 86
• `THIS IS A REAL THING'
• PM expresses `disappoint­ment' over KXL in first call with Biden
• Psychologi­st fears for mental well-being of health-care workers
• Loblaws workers had virus symptoms on the job
• Active COVID cases dip below 10,000 for first time in 2 months
• DAILY NEWS DIRE, BUT THERE'S HOPE FOR A BRIGHTER SPRING
• Ex basketball coach charged with sexual assault
• Donations help fund life-saving equipment at the Alberta Children's Hospital
• Clinic criticized for poster suggesting COVID, flu `similar'
• B.C. officials announce plan for mass vaccinatio­n campaign starting in April
• Major COVID outbreak at Edmonton care home claims 55 residents
• Westjet 737 Max flight grounded due to warning light
• IS THE `BLAME TRUDEAU' STRATEGY OUT OF GAS?
• WHY WE'RE NOT DOING BETTER ON COVID VACCINES
• Employers need to have better mental health supports in place
• Woolley says he won't be running in the fall election
• NEARLY NINE OUT OF 10 CANADIANS WILL TAKE A COVID-19 VACCINE IF OFFERED AND FOUR OUT OF 10 SAID THEIR MENTAL HEALTH HAS DETERIORAT­ED SINCE THE PANDEMIC BEGAN, ACCORDING TO A NATIONAL SURVEY.
• TRAVEL WARNING FROM TRUDEAU.
• Crisis of health, crisis of trust
• Payette still eligible for pension and perks
• As Harris shatters barriers, why we hear little about her Jamaican dad
• Virtual Block Heater lineup coming from Mexico, Ireland and North America
• THE STORY BEHIND BARBARELLA
• DEADLY DUO
• BESTSELLER­S
• PERSONAL, NOT POLITICAL
• Task force urges reforms for Ontario securities regulator
• Working until 70 will give B.C. woman the income she needs in retirement
• Raising capital gains tax doesn’t just hurt the rich, new analysis suggests
• U.S. set for record oil imports despite Keystone XL'S demise
• Google may limit Australian services if firm is forced to pay for content
• KOE LANDS SPOT IN THE BRIER WHILE ROCQUE RINK IS OUT OF THE SCOTTIES
• FAMILIAR FOES MEET IN CONFERENCE FINALS
• Bills get their big shot against mighty Chiefs
• Preventati­ve practices help keep hypertensi­on at bay
• Honouring a legend
• MY TOP 10 WINES OF 2020 PROVIDE VALUE & QUALITY
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• KONEKT INGLEWOOD OFFERS CONVENIENT CONDO LIVING
• IN THE DARK
• STARS LOTTERY
• Conversati­on on retrofitti­ng older homes is heating up
• Pantone splashes sunshine on the grey of the past year
• THE JOURNEY OF LIFE.
• Faith in real estate stronger than faith in economy: poll
• Who parked in my stall?
• THE HOLLYWOOD OF BRITAIN
• Loyal terrier's tale carries new poignancy in pandemic

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