Calgary Herald - 2020-03-06

• Safe drug-use sites a ‘system of chaos’
• Alberta reports first case of virus
• KENNEY THROWS CURVEBALL
• APPEALS REJECTED
• Oil firms weigh cuts as virus takes toll on economy
• Bottcher rink continues to find success at Brier
• Pixar’s latest in need of some magic
• Warren ends presidenti­al campaign
• Indigenous artist creates team logo
• Emergency relief goalie who beat Leafs in town to help promote Green Shirt Day
• Enmax says Maine deal not dead
• UCP REPORT HIGHLY CRITICAL OF SAFE DRUG-CONSUMPTIO­N SITES
• Harm reduction backers question accuracy of safe drug-use site report
• Families to lose thousands of dollars as CBE cancels most internatio­nal trips
• Alberta sees rise in flu deaths over past year
• Women at helm for flight across country
• NDP justice critic introduces private member’s bill to protect against conflicts of interest
• MMIWG group eyes resource sector
• Here’s how we can prepare for COVID-19
• A better way to compensate Alberta’s MDS
• Alberta is taking sensible tack on climate change
• UCP’S parks plan a ‘download’: municipali­ties
• Crown wants women to receive seven to eight years for child abuse
• UNITY FOR MACKAY, ANGER FOR O’TOOLE
• THE BANK OF CANADA IS LOOKING FOR THE OWNERS OF NEARLY $900 MILLION IN UNCLAIMED BANK ACCOUNTS. IF YOU LOST TRACK OF A BANK ACCOUNT OVER 10 YEARS AGO, THE BANK WANTS YOU TO KNOW THAT YOUR MONEY COULD BE WAITING FOR YOU.
• COMMUNAL EATING CONCERNS.
• Coffee giants halt use of mugs from outside
• MANGIAPANE’S CONFIDENCE KEY
• Dinos ousted from women’s hoops nationals
• World Series champions wage war on monotony
• Ontario’s Epping hoping to stay in hunt at Brier as championsh­ip round heats up
• SHANAHAN FINE WITH LEAFS’ PATH OF DEVELOPMEN­T
• PENCILLING IN BLUE JAYS’ OPENING DAY ROSTER
• Doctors prescribe rest for Sale’s injured elbow
• Brady worth one-year gamble for the right team
• NFL players to vote on new 10-year labour deal
• A SLAM DUNK
• NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE EXCESS
• If the shoe fits ...
• A FALLING STAR
• No miracles here
• Animal spirits move actor
• FIERY RETURN
• Khashoggi movie turns into hot potato
• FROM HORROR TO HILARITY
• The ups and downs
• Major telecom firms must lower prices or face action
• CANADA IS A GIANT CARBON SINK. WHY DON’T WE GET CREDIT FOR IT?
• Oil industry’s importance may be on the wane, but it’s still guiding the BOC
• Interest rate cut could bolster housing market: central bank chief
• Crude slips as virus jitters overtake OPEC accord to deepen supply cuts
• CNRL urges Alberta to lift oil output curbs during summer
• Regulators ponder rules to protect aging Canadians from ‘financial exploitati­on’
• C.D. Howe calls for corporate, personal tax changes in budget
• EPIC, BUT NOT QUITE SUPER
• VIRUS TAKING TOLL ON AUTO INDUSTRY
• Beware of rogue elements working in the towing industry
• HOBBYIST TAKES HIS TOOLS FOR A SPIN
• Internatio­nal Auto and Truck Show at Stampede Park turns the big 4-0
• SMALL SUV DELIVERS BIG ON PERFORMANC­E, DESIGN
• Subaru plans bigger engine for Crosstrek
• Is there such a thing as too much maintenanc­e?

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