Calgary Herald - 2020-06-16

• Hail damage could hit $1B: Nenshi
• Well-cleanup program a win for oilpatch and environmen­t
• CITY VOTES TO TACKLE RACISM
• ALBERTA ENDS EMERGENCY
• Big businesses face stringent conditions for federal aid
• Shopify to help Walmart with e-commerce business
• Depth goalie Big Snag Zag re-signed
• Brandt among acts to perform in virtual bash
• Airline set to double number of flights in July
• Canadians continue to shed pessimism
• Mass testing in Beijing after outbreak
• Concerns raised as people crowd rare white grizzly
• ‘Majority’ of council will approve Green Line: Nenshi
• Kenney confirms no sales tax without referendum
• Cineplex to reopen six Alberta theatres
• Oil flowing again after B.C. pipeline spill
• Alberta’s top court to hear sentence appeals of three triple murderers
• Renovator’s trial on Fair Trading Act charges bumped by virus pandemic
• Chemistry and plastics sectors step up
• Province strikes a good balance with vaping rules
• WHO WILL REIN IN PM’S DISREGARD FOR DEMOCRACY? NOT THE NDP
• Sask. blames $2.4B deficit on pandemic
• NO MORE TICKETS TO RIDE
• Dare to leverage yourself
• Pandemic reveals what we must do next
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• PHYSICAL DISTANCING DIFFICULT IN DENSE AREAS
• PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU PLEDGED MONDAY TO EXTEND THE CANADA EMERGENCY RESPONSE BENEFIT. IT’S A MOVE THAT SHOULD GARNER HIS GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FOR A CONFIDENCE VOTE LATER THIS WEEK.
• U.S. SENATOR FEUDS WITH ACTOR.
• Former chief promoted Indigenous rights
• Laurentian Bank announces sudden departure of CEO
• Canada confronts its own reckoning on failures over First Nations accountabi­lity
• Sherwood Park NCAA star calls out ‘insensitiv­e’ coach
• DOOR OPENS FOR ANOTHER DAY AT THE RACES
• COVID CASES PUT NFL UNDER A MICROSCOPE
• A huge, mind-boggling lie from MLB owners
• Calgary-raised golfer a proud returnee on Team Canada squad
• Thokbuom, El Gandour named top athletes of Cougar Night awards
• COUGAR NIGHT AWARDS

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