Calgary Herald - 2019-05-29

• SMOKE GETS IN OUR SKIES
• No tax relief: City ‘failed the business community’
• UCP CUTS CORPORATE TAXES
• Recession may be back, but it’ll be on mild side
• LUGERS PASS ON CALGARY
• Special prosecutor needed for UCP probe
• Liberals plan to update citizenshi­p oath
• Flight paths into airport to be reviewed
• Taking the measure of Scheer
• Enmax and carbon tax to light up cannabis grower
• Pot producer partners with Harvard med school
• Police say father set the fire that killed him and his daughter
• Ethics investigat­ion clears Kenney but issues caution
• Trial ordered in case highlighti­ng bail delays
• Costly Joint Pain Injections Replaced By New $1 Painkiller for Arthritis
• Okotoks council OKs 42 tiny residences in plan’s initial phase
• WORKERS CELEBRATE RETURN OF SECRET BALLOT FOR UNIONS
• Report urges steps to aid mental health of farmers
• Mother of missing girl fears child is trapped in dangerous situation
• KEVIN MARTIN Defence keen to move on double-murder trial
• Alberta must ensure free speech is protected
• Anti-fluoride beliefs based on irrational fears
• China simply out to squeeze the world
• Citizenshi­p snag strikes out athlete
• A GROUP OF SCHOOLGIRL­S AT A BUS STOP IN TOKYO WERE ATTACKED BY A MAN WITH A KNIFE WHO SCREAMED ‘I WILL KILL YOU.’ TWO PEOPLE WERE KILLED AND 17 WERE INJURED. THE MAN PLUNGED THE KNIFE IN HIS NECK.
• ASYLUM BACKLOG TO HIT 100,000.
• Port of Vancouver on brink of shutdown
• Man gets two years for killing Alzheimer’s-stricken wife
• Former imam wins Liberal nomination
• Tornadoes rip through Ohio and Indiana
• Critic urges temporary ban on Facebook
• ‘SOCIAL MEDIA’S TOXICITY IS A FEATURE’
• Oilpatch aims to woo investors with cost cuts and output hikes
• Bombardier named top choice for $4.5B rail project
• Canada to align with U.S. timeline for deal: PM
• Canadians have hunger for online food delivery
• Scotiabank posts earnings miss
• BlackBerry severance class action gets OK
• Five ways to fine-tune your portfolio
• Exxon, Chevron face test on climate change
• HOW FIAT-RENAULT PACT CAME TOGETHER
• Beyond Meat is promising with risks: analysts
• Trade frictions hurt Chinese tourism to U.S.
• UNASSUMING HUNCHAK HAS FOOTBALL SAVVY IN SPADES
• Dickenson wants better effort from Stamps
• Wheelchair users can tee up a game in adaptive golf cart
• Making it to the final doesn’t satisfy Raps
• MAD SCIENTIST NURSE CONCOCTS WINNING FORMULAS
• Is WNBA a model for women’s pro hockey?
• VERSATILIT­Y MAKES FENNER INVALUABLE TO BLUE BOMBERS
• Riders receiver hopes to make better life for family
• Martin wanted to pin down Redblacks job before stint in pro wrestling
• HENDERSON FEELS HEAT IN SWELTERING SOUTH CAROLINA
• Krug’s monster hit jolts some life into Cup final
• Howe charity gets behind girls hockey in Philadelph­ia
• COOKING MEXICAN AT HOME LAURA BREHAUT
• BROWNED BUTTER BLONDIE WITH MACERATED STRAWBERRI­ES
• GRILLED PEACH COBBLER
• CRISPY OVEN-FRIED CHICKEN
• Turkish cooking delights
• STUFFED BREAD (EKMEK DOLMASI)
• FESTIVE MEATBALL AND CHICKPEA STEW (TIKLIYE)
• HIJINKS ENLIVEN SNL
• All signs:

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