Calgary Herald - 2021-07-05

• Mask debate returns to city hall
• 75% vaccine rate to reopen border a tall order, expert says
• FIGHTING B.C.'S WILDFIRES
• There are ways for athletes to keep cool while training
• HISTORY HARD ON RUNNER UP
• Canada's loss will have lasting sting
• Family mourns daughter who drowned in S.E. lake
• Musk touts satellite bonanza
• Kenney decries protesters swarming minister
• CHURCH FIRE PROBED
• Council's discussion­s on arena deal set to resume
• Fight on to keep Spanish bilingual programmin­g
• Teen recognized for youth career initiative
• Assault victim dies, police look for witnesses
• Fundraiser launched for families of fire victims
• Police seek driver in hit-and-run that left pedestrian with life-threatenin­g injuries
• Absence of voter lists benefits incumbents, mayoral hopefuls say
• CEMATRIX LEADING SUPPLIER OF CELLULAR CONCRETE
• ATHLETES, KIDS DESERVE PROTECTION FROM ABUSE
• Scaling back subsidies over the summer will hurt restaurant­s
• All signs:
• 2ND TIME AROUND ON RADAR PROJECT
• RESTRICTIO­NS BEGIN TO EASE AT CANADA-U.S. BORDER.
• Be a patriot, get vaccinated, Biden urges
• National security docs left on Halifax lawyer's porch
• First Canadian vaccinated for COVID
• Barcelona telecoms bash lifts `hybrid' trade fair hopes
• Sloppy play by Jays lets Rays avoid being swept
• CAVALRY FC CAN TAKE THE HEAT
• Talented teen wins new wheels with ace
• Canadian track team hopeful of medals
• Montreal isn't ready to throw in the towel

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