Calgary Herald - 2019-05-30

• CREATING A REAL BUZZ
• Parents asked to pick school cuts
• After tax fiasco, province should fire city council
• DOWN ON THE FARM
• $3.8-BILLION PURCHASE
• Even bigger things in store for Brescacin this season
• Device crucial link between autistic son, parents
• Charging Trump was ‘not an option’: Mueller
• Penner and Wood find magic in the wilderness
• City changing direction on 5th Ave. S.W. strategy
• Last of the ‘code talkers’ dead at 94
• Parents plead for return of son’s specialize­d iPad
• UCP red tape bill aims to cut regulation­s in province by one third
• Lowering youth minimum wage STEPHANIE BABYCH
• BUSINESS OWNER STEAMS AS TAXES DOUBLE SINCE 2015
• Ex-Calgary medical examiners change tack in Texas
• Caregiver’s actions were abuse: Crown
• Reviews one way to help police investigat­e assault
• Substance use sent 20,000 to hospital
• Veterinari­ans urge pet owners to check furry friends for ticks
• ANSONIA BRINGS DRAMATIC BUILD TO INGLEWOOD
• Support our youth in battling climate change
• Small businesses are bleeding out across the city
• Minimum-wage rollback just mean Be prepared for more cuts to come
• High Level residents prepare to come home as fire burns on
• Convicted killer says his past haunts him
• OTTAWA’S PLEAS FALL ON DEAF EARS
• FIVE REFUGEES WHO HELPED HIDE U.S. WHISTLEBLO­WER EDWARD SNOWDEN ARE MAKING A NOVEL ARGUMENT IN THEIR BID TO COME TO CANADA: THEY CLAIM THEY WERE VICTIMS OF PERSECUTIO­N IN HONG KONG.
• SNC-LAVALIN CASE SENT TO TRIAL.
• Judge tosses airline's libel suit against pilot
• PM to raise ‘backslidin­g' women's rights issue
• Carney is unlikely to be Liberal Messiah
• Senators launch study of Norman case
• Wilson-Raybould denies ‘end game’ plan
• Israelis heading back to polls
• BoC upbeat but will proceed with caution
• Canada Goose shares slide following its latest financial guidance
• CANADIAN NATURaL NETS OILSANDS ASSETS GEOFFREY MORGAN
• Severance costs hit BMO’s earnings
• Indigo ‘hit a wall’ in general sales
• SNC-Lavalin urged to take ‘bold actions’
• CMHC net income rises to normalized rate in Q1
• Is the quest for oil independen­ce more about politics than economics?
• Renault makes headway in selling Fiat deal to Nissan
• Activist investors put heat on Exxon
• Max likely to be grounded for at least 10 weeks
• Langer aims to wrap up his unfinished business
• DAWGS ARE SNIFFING OUT A NEW ROUTE TO SUCCESS
• Chemistry should help straighten Stamps’ O-line
• Sizable Dinos contingent headed to Universaid­e
• HOLDING COURT ON THE NBA FINALS
• BLUES EVEN SERIES WITH OVERTIME WINNER IN GAME 2
• Leafs affiliate creating excitement on The Rock
• Warriors’ Curry has deep Toronto roots
• Briles gets OK to lead Texas high schoolers
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• GHOST OPERA A VISUAL FEAST WHILE IT TUGS HEARTSTRIN­GS, TICKLES FUNNY BONES
• Moby Dick and all-female cast dig into trauma
• NEW PLAYS FULL OF SURPRISES
• Waging his own civil war
• DECLINE AND FALL ... AND FALL
• Canadian families ready to feud on CBC
• Taking soil’s temperatur­e is a secret for success
• AROMATIC PLANTS ADD FRAGRANCE TO THE GARDEN

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