Calgary Herald - 2021-04-10

• ALBERTA'S THIRD WAVE
• PHILIP REMEMBERED
• OLD ENERGY MEETING NEW
• LIKE FATHER LIKE SON
• FIGHTING FOR YOUR CHILD
• Filipino street food inspires delectable menu
• Most Albertans feel Kenney doing poor job on pandemic
• Giordano and Tanev facing strong Oilers offence
• Ultralow rates creating a quandary
• Helene Oseen on the future of fashion
• Quarantine laxity shocks traveller
• Hinshaw promises to ease `devastatin­g' impact of isolation in care facilities
• COVID-19 case found among U of A hospital food staff
• More fencing goes up around Edmonton church
• Alberta's unemployme­nt rate dropped in March, stats show
• CBE opts out of piloting K-6 draft curriculum
• Calls for stricter action in B.C. on COVID-19 variants
• Sask. asphalt firm guilty in worker's 2017 death
• Work begins on artificial turf field at Genesis Centre
• MAKE DENTAL CARE PART OF NATIONAL HEALTH COVERAGE
• A gender bias still exists for women's health
• Time for all to stand up to anti-asian hatred
• Our economic recovery can start with youth
• The quiet power behind the throne
• PEACE TOWER BELLS TOLLED 99 TIMES
• `It's an awkward situation to be in'
• Sixteen years ago, Prince Philip stood before a tiny church in Alberta
• Prince Harry expected at funeral
• Tribe suffers loss of living god
• `Without him, life will be completely different'
• NEVER AT A LOSS FOR PITHY WORDS
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• THE BENEFITS OF FRIENDS IN HOLY PLACES
• Harding's has grown far beyond painting in its 25 years of business
• A MOVIE AFFAIR
• Photo project follows migrating women
• Alberta Literary Awards finalists announced
• FOR LOVE OF MOVIES
• You can't make it up
• CALGARY BESTSELLER­S
• AUTHOR RETURNS WITH BRAINY SEQUEL
• `A SHORT ON HUMAN INGENUITY'
• How the Davids can beat the Goliaths in money management
• Canada's recovery ramps up with blowout jobs gain for second month in row
• Amazon notches win in election to decide if staff can join retail union
• Boeing comeback hits bump as defect grounds 737 Max jets
• Dakota Access oil pipeline obtains permission to stay open during review
• COVID-19 forces Hitmen to suspend team activities
• Golfers find course toughest challenge
• SALARY CAP MAY MAKE FOR DULL TRADE DEADLINE
• HUGHES RIDES THE MASTERS ROLLER-COASTER
• Accident left Woods disoriente­d, report says
• Flyers aim to keep playoffs in reach against the Bruins
• Canada breathes sigh of relief about Sinclair injury
• CANADA ACHIEVES ITS OLYMPIC GOAL
• CFL TYPES NEED TO LOOK IN MIRROR
• Leafs add grit, depth in deal for Jackets' Nash
• FROM OFF THE RADAR TO THE FIRST ROUND
• IS A MASTERPIEC­E SAFE IN CHURCH?
• CLIMBING HIS HEART OUT
• Horoscope
• Dreading the dentist
• COMMUNITY COLLABORAT­ION TO TACKLE RARE DISEASES
• Some like it hot
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• `THE RIGHT PLACE'
• WELCOME TOWNHOME RETREAT
• HIGH-TECH HOUSE HUNT
• Are water softeners worthwhile?
• Calgary real estate market at low risk of overheatin­g: CMHC
• MOOD BOOSTER
• Creating pet-friendly rooms
• PERMISSION GRANTED
• Looking to buy as an investment? ZEN Riverstone offers a one-year rental guarantee

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