Calgary Herald - 2021-01-05

• Harnett honoured by first responders, as family recalls son, brother, partner
• Outrage brings big changes to UCP
• Celebratin­g birthdays changed in pandemic
• IN THE LINE OF DUTY
• BOUND FOR THE FINAL
• Families of those on plane in Iran struggle a year later
• Third wave in early spring is looking inevitable
• In Georgia, it's Nov. 3 all over again
• Stain of travel scandal won't just vanish
• 50/50 pot for world juniors balloons to more than $8 million
• THERE SHOULD BE NO RECOVERY FROM PANDEMIC HYPOCRISY
• Allard exit disrupts effort to mend city-province ties
• Despite OPEC+ discord, Canadian oil producers hopeful
• `Super site' to administer vaccinatio­ns in Winnipeg
• City council nomination period now open for '21 election
• THERE IS SO MUCH TO LOOK FORWARD TO IN YEAR AHEAD
• In the midst of pandemic, what were travelling politician­s thinking?
• THE PRICE OF HYPOCRISY
• Set financial goals for 2021
• Vaccines waiting in provincial freezers
• PACEMAKER WAS A HITMAKER.
• IRAN ENRICHING URANIUM AT KEY NUCLEAR FACILITY.
• `CLUELESS' GANG'S KIDNAPPING TRIAL GETS UNDERWAY.
• Atkinson calls out cancel culture
• Airlines slam need for COVID test results
• WHY BUSINESS INVESTMENT WILL DETERMINE SUCCESS OF FUTURE ECONOMY
• Brookfield consortium kick-starts bid to privatize slumping real estate unit
• Coach Ward happy with Gaudreau's camp start
• NEW FLAME MARKSTROM AIMING TO DO NO. 25 PROUD
• Australian F1 opener likely to be postponed
• Firing season kicks off around NFL
• All signs:

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