Calgary Herald - 2020-06-25

• IGINLA JOINING HALL
• Westjet cutting over 3,300 jobs
• Crown drops both charges against First Nations chief
• STAMPEDE SPIRIT ENDURES
• TWO ARENA DESIGNERS
• Pandemic drops Canada’s credit rating below AAA
• President indicted on war crimes
• U.S. senators call on China to release Canadians
• Bill would ban name changes for sex offenders
• Loverboy headlining local charity event
• U of C plans ahead as more cuts loom
• Demand for office space on rise
• Provincial numbers up slightly
• UCP urges patience as hailstorm victims seek emergency aid
• New local election rules put delay on donor disclosure
• ‘Nuclear secretaria­t’ to plan for small reactors in Sask.
• Administra­tors respond to open letter on racism
• Man not criminally responsibl­e for attack on neighbours
• Affordable housing unit ready for more tenants
• Kenney, Notley spar over new UCP referendum bill
• Group criticizes response to discrimina­tion allegation
• Albertans have done a good job, so take a bow
• COVID-19 has upset our ideas about poverty
• Edmonton trustee resigns over refugee remarks
• 'NO ROOM FOR SOFT RIGHT NOW'
• LARRY TANENBAUM HAS DONATED $1 MILLION TO COVID-19 RESEARCH. SCOTT STINSON FINDS OUT WHY WHILE DISCUSSING SPORTS AND THE IMPACT OF THE CORONAVIRU­S WITH THE RECLUSIVE CHAIRMAN OF MLSE.
• SON OF FORMER SOVIET LEADER KHRUSHCHEV DIES
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT THE TEMPEST IN A TEA MUG
• Three U.S. governors introduce quarantine­s
• DIVERSITY ELUSIVE IN BANKS’ TOP RANKS
• Quebec seeks to speed recovery by buying shares in local firms
• Oil stocks ignoring price volatility
• Scooter maker Segway ceasing production of first personal transporte­r
• Collision showcases virtual conference software
• STICK TO WHAT YOU KNOW, AVOID THE REST
• Hall of Fame hat trick for Edmonton
• IGINLA HEADLINES THE CLASS OF 202O
• IGINLA WENT FROM GOOD TO GREAT IN AUTUMN 2000
• TFC signs Laryea to new contract
• Football ‘impossible to call’ right now: Fauci
• University to remove Schott name from stadium
• Oilers star’s prized filly on track for big things
• PANDEMIC SHAKES UP NEW ROMEO & JULIET
• Calgary ‘first in the world’ to try balcony concerts
• SUBARCTIC SOIL BEARS FAR-OUT CROPS
• FICTION’S WATCHMAKER
• Honk if you love music
• GEORGIA NICOLS

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