Calgary Herald - 2021-06-24

• OIL PRICES SOARING
• First Nations offered $8M to find, honour gravesites
• Calgary-raised actress debuts song on film's soundtrack
• GAS PRICES ON THE RISE
• AMAZON POWERS ON
• Focusing on the good is an opening for O'toole
• Calgary transit union praises extended mask rules
• Council approves change to part of deal
• Sajjan under fire for aide
• Hopes for salmon migration at B.C. rock slide on the rise
• Fireworks are back for Canada Day
• Sikome Lake closed, other swim spots open for summer
• TAKE THIS MENTAL TEST TO BETTER UNDERSTAND RESIDENTIA­L SCHOOLS
• Teen charged with murder to stay in jail until trial
• President of fire safety company admits to violations
• Mother guilty of making child pornograph­y for boyfriend
• Businesses want overdose spike addressed
• Residents allowed to return to homes as wildfire burns
• Climate goals a challenge to achieve: budgetary watchdog
• Enbridge says tougher environmen­tal review will delay Line 5 tunnel
• A cautionary tale about wasted conversati­ons
• It's not the rich who will feel the tax pain
• LONGTIME FANS AWAIT REBIRTH OF SMUGGLER'S INN
• BATTLE OVER BIG TECH BEGINS.
• `Dumb' in Dumbarton irked Sussexes
• Rembrandt masterpiec­e made bigger by computer
• 5 THINGS ABOUT A BATTLE OVER A STATUE
• If aliens exist they could already be watching
• Conversion therapy and online bills in doubt
• Sobeys parent sees sales dip
• Enbridge pipeline tunnel faces long U.S. review
• Inflation overshoot has BOC weighing tweaks to mandate
• EVS to lead global sales by 2033 as regulation­s drive demand, study says
• ALBERTA EYES HYDROGEN TO HELP DECARBONIZ­E ECONOMY
• Workplace policies are easy to get wrong during scenarios that are unpreceden­ted
• Thermal coal policy throws wrench in U.S. miner's plan
• Internatio­nal regulator plans first oversight of ESG raters
• Here’s the most important thing to do before investing in cryptocurr­ency
• Art, Pride and patios: Great ways to stay entertaine­d in the coming week.
• Broadway Across Canada releases its plans for this coming season
• STORYBOOK BRINGS AUDIENCES BACK FOR LIVE THEATRE SHOWS
• A ticket to a golden life
• NOT LOST IN TRANSLATIO­N
• THE CULTURE OF THE NICHE
• Pride on the Street
• Hold your breath and dive in
• RUNNING ON EMPTY
• CLOTHES ENCOUNTERS
• All is Phair in love and war
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• Wiggins brings winning attitude to Team Canada
• FOR THIRD-STRING GOALIE, EXPERIENCE IS GOLDEN
• U Sports hockey and soccer set to go in fall
• CANUCKS HENDERSON AND WEIR AIM TO GET BACK TO TITLE CHASES
• National women's team coach makes a pair of tough decisions
• BEAUVILLIE­R THE HERO IN OVERTIME FOR ISLES
• Organizers ban booze at Tokyo Games to curb virus
• PUSHING AND SHUSHING HIS WAY TO STARDOM

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