Calgary Herald - 2020-05-22

• Owners say rent relief for small business needs big fix
• Four new deaths recorded at city seniors homes
• CBE BRUSHES OFF CRITICISM
• BATTLE OVER TRAVEL BANS
• Uncertaint­ies over virus as automakers restart
• Giordano has new ideas for goal celebratio­ns
• Go-ahead granted, but city urges extra care
• The Roads Not Taken delves into dementia
• Regular sittings of legislatur­e to resume
• Too early to set date for kickoff, Nenshi says
• Funny franchise lands in Greece
• Seniors’ care workers await promised pay hike
• Alberta leads the way in firms reopening: study
• Calgary students make Late Late Show with senior citizen hotline
• BOARD’S MILD RESPONSE POINTS TO PROBLEM
• Energy regulator suspends environmen­t monitoring
• Shelter, hotel chain partner to help victims of domestic violence
• Mustard Seed to get a musical boost
• Focusing on Canada will help fuel our future
• What we have lost — and gained with COVID-19
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Patios expanding, but Nenshi cool to closing Stephen Avenue
• Hinshaw ‘hopeful’ Calgary can move to the next step
• Time to cancel the ‘morning show’
• Pandemic adds risk to wildfire season: B.C.
• FIVE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY
• GOOGLE'S AD DOMINANCE COULD LEAD TO ANTITRUST PROBE, SAYS PROFESSOR
• White House blames Russia for U.S. withdrawal
• Fans to see ‘Snydercut’
• THE MORE THE MERRIER REGARDING NHL’S PROPOSED PLAYOFF FORMAT
• NCAA would take $4B hit without football
• COMPARING Luxury
• EV SALES CAN’T KEEP DRIVING ON INCENTIVES
• When lockdowns lift, where will new car sales come from?
• Canadian experts on Tesla battery team
• Diesel engine maintenanc­e may become expensive
• Air Canada to stop using emergency wage subsidy
• How BOC could play a role in saving oilsands and the environmen­t
• Working from home turns permanent as Shopify goes ‘digital by default’
• There are unintended consequenc­es of doubling the minimum down payment
• All signs:

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