Calgary Herald - 2021-04-12

• PROTEST AT CHURCH
• Vaccinatio­ns in race with variants
• Proposed developmen­t on city's west edge draws fire
• TAKING AIM AT O'TOOLE
• TRADE DEADLINE
• New app helps cancer patients plan their exercise
• Students fight move to sell bookstore
• Push to revive debate on alcohol in parks
• Community pharmacist is ready for greater role in vaccine rollout
• Contact tracing still happening over break, Catholic school board says
• Grieving parents sue funeral home for discarding baby's ashes
• Tight CBE budget raises challenges in helping students
• Highway through Kicking Horse Canyon to temporaril­y close
• CCSD chief says some parts of curriculum have merit
• Search and rescue calls soaring during COVID-19
• Talk to your physician, city doctor urges those with chronic conditions
• Ombudsman calls for changes in segregatio­n of jailed youths
• WEATHERSKI­N'S STORY IS ONE OF TRANSFORMA­TION
• COVID: A tale of two countries
• Small businesses will be critical to our recovery
• TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
• `I got it, and it nearly killed me'
• NDP TARGETS `ULTRA WEALTHY'
• THE CARIBBEAN ISLAND OF ST. VINCENT WAS HIT BY ANOTHER EXPLOSIVE EVENT FROM THE LA SOUFRIERE VOLCANO EARLY ON SUNDAY AS ASH CLOUDS BEGAN TO BLANKET PARTS OF THE ISLAND OF BARBADOS.
• Royals speak about death of Prince Philip
• Fearless journalist and war correspond­ent
• From insurance to flying vehicles, GM on search for new ventures
• Swiss luxury watchmaker­s learn to embrace the pre-owned market
• Team could learn from Monahan's hard work, coach says
• CURLING BUBBLE BURSTS WITH FOUR POSITIVE TESTS
• Senators deal Reilly to Bruins ahead of deadline
• TAMPA HAS ANOTHER CUP IN ITS SIGHTS
• Foligno welcomes Leafs opportunit­y
• U.S. college player signs with Flames on entry-level deal

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