Calgary Herald - 2020-06-30

• Alberta easing corporate tax rate
• Record spending, tax cuts fuel bid to reboot economy
• JUST TWO POOLS TO OPEN
• LOST TO THE LOCKDOWN
• Pandemic complicate­s import draft
• Restaurant’s data collection practices investigat­ed
• Experts keep close eye on U.S. COVID surge
• Another 71 cases reported in province
• New fees, taxes eyed to ease property tax load
• Criticism over harmful content grows
• U.S. top court blocks abortion law
• Virtual Canada Day celebratio­ns planned across city
• Ex-bronco Straschnit­zki continues rehab while riding out the pandemic at home
• Father, son will be tried together in killing of two Métis hunters
• University of Calgary initiative helps research bloom
• Evans Hunt offers key digital services in uncertain times
• LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR VOWS TO KEEP WORKING TO HER 100TH BIRTHDAY
• Online rant tantamount to death threat: judge
• How are referendum­s power grabs for UCP?
• Suppose Canada were to fracture into an array of smaller states
• AN OLD SOLUTION
• Let’s create a real legacy
• Pandemic crisis threatenin­g progress on maternal health
• Juno Awards ceremony reflects the times
• ALL TOGETHER NOW
• COVID mission far from complete
• Records show charity closely tied to PM received multiple sole-source contracts
• Who is policing the informatio­n superhighw­ay?
• Border shut ... except for about 200K per week
• Eased Coast: the nation’s newest bubble
• Decision to reduce PM’S briefings criticized
• Rogers to repatriate customer service from the Philippine­s back to Canada
• Cirque creditors set to reject Tpg-led offer, sources say
• GOLF’S BEST RIDE THE ROLLER-COASTER
• CORONAVIRU­S CASES INCREASE AMONG NHL PLAYERS
• NBA star still feels virus months later
• GEORGIA NICOLS

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