Calgary Herald - 2020-06-29

• SAFETY IN NUMBERS
• City schools vow to address racism
• New user fees, taxes in plan to revive local economy
• Play Alberta’s best golf courses during staycation
• Electric vehicle charging stations set to take off
• Pride rainbow walkway vandalized
• Local golfer saves boy in river
• Local artists to enliven Internatio­nal Avenue
• Province unveils grant program for businesses hurt by COVID-19
• Cleaner says Airbnb rentals continued at infection-ridden Calgary highrise
• Domestic violence team adapts to COVID barriers
• Black student athletes urge greater awareness, diversity at MRU
• Born in a home office, Calgary-based Strut Creative has grown into internatio­nal player in web marketing
• Province’s jail population­s decline
• Alberta wildfire season off to quiet start
• YOU COULD SAVE A MINIMUM 40%!
• Acknowledg­e past evils, work for united future
• Being called Canadian is the greatest privilege
• Tories’ election policy dilemma
• Distress calls need more than just police, advocates say
• USMCA READIES FOR DEBUT.
• Finding Canada Day spirit amid pandemic
• Tories call for probe of student-aid program
• Macron battered in local elections
• U.K.’S top civil servant pushed out in shakeup
• Global housing markets ensnared by pandemic’s high unemployme­nt
• WHEN VIDEO APPS WORRY THE WORLD’S TOP SPIES
• NOVICE CYCLISTS MUST FIND THE RIGHT FIT
• Summer gems
• Support and Buy Local: Here are some highlights on the final day of Postmedia’s online auction
• Youngster calls ace at Elbow Springs
• Rio players express their displeasur­e over soccer’s resumption
• Jays will be getting clearance to return home to play: sources
• IN STRANGE TIMES, WHO SPEAKS FOR THE BLUE JAYS?

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