Calgary Herald - 2021-07-07

• Arena up to $60 million over budget
• Stampede's return a critical test for city's economic recovery
• RETURN OF THE POLAR BEARS
• Resilient Canadiens show no sign of quitting
• CEREMONY IN SASK.
• Why OPEC'S `civil war' is about energy transition
• Lukashenko foe gets 14-year sentence
• Homeowners sue city over plan
• Burning churches is a hate crime
• HISTORIC APPOINTMEN­T
• ARENA DEAL COULD HAUNT MAYORAL RACE
• Diverting patients from emergency will help enhance care: officials
• Rural hospitals short of physicians
• Nashville North tent wants vaccinatio­n proof
• Stars aligning for Expo after a two-year hiatus
• Alleged police assault victim `irrational, angry' as officer arrived: defence lawyer
• Firm launches class action lawsuit for residentia­l school families
• `It's one thing I'll never forget'
• Suspect images released in fatal June stabbing
• Is time right for a new Indigenous political party?
• Church has lost its moral authority
• Canmore removes indoor masking bylaw, following the rest of Alberta
• Yellen intends to push G20 for higher corporate tax rate
• Alberta to join TC Energy's $15B claim over KXL rejection
• TECH COMPANIES HELP SCHOOLS PREP GRADS FOR FUTURE
• Subway grasps for a lifeline with Americans shunning aging brand
• China's tightening grip on IP landscape
• SIMON PROVED PIERRE TRUDEAU WRONG.
• While some cheer on church destructio­n, First Nations left to pick up the pieces
• Six people injected with saline at clinic
• Body of Canadian pulled from rubble
• Hong Kong arrests nine over alleged terror plot
• FROM LONG SHOTS TO FAVOURITES
• Bull riders back in Calgary
• CHOOSING BEST PLAYOFF PLAYER NOT SO EASY
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• ‘FEEL-GOOD TYPE OF FOOD’
• WARM GREEK CHICKEN SALAD
• CREAMY BROCCOLI AND BACON SALAD

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