Calgary Herald - 2021-07-22

• `THERE'S FIRES EVERYWHERE'
• GOODBYE, GIORDANO
• RBC investing in tech hub, bringing 300 jobs to city
• A FISH TALE RESURFACES
• Singer explores history of Black songs with trilogy
• Green Party execs battle leader Paul to court
• City's new park honours LGBTQ trailblaze­r
• Battle looming over retreat from oil
• O'leary takes stand at wife's boat trial
• Fire ban lifted in Calgary, but officials urge caution
• Cuban-calgarians plan protests to oppose dictatorsh­ip
• Councillor to promote candidates for election
• Police watchdog finds officer justified in fatal shooting of man
• Calgary opens affordable housing units for 62 families in Bridlewood
• Police seek suspects in church vandalisms
• Two pho restaurant­s ordered closed due to mouse droppings
• Springbank community supports grieving families
• Let everyone carry pepper spray, Madu suggests
• CASOLA KOPPE ARCHITECTS FUSE OLD AND NEW
• Westjet bails out of pandemic compensati­on talks with Ottawa
• Shelling out to pay someone else's utility tab
• World Fragile X Day shines a spotlight on genetic disorder
• Province continues vaccine push: Shandro
• Banff opens downtown street to pedestrian­s
• AMERICA WILL PROHIBIT CANADIANS FROM CROSSING THE LAND BORDER TO THE U.S. FOR ANOTHER MONTH, A MOVE THAT CRITICS SAY WILL CONTINUE TO HARM BUSINESSES AND FAMILIES IN BOTH COUNTRIES.
• I'M DEVASTATED AND MY CAREER LIES IN RUINS, FORTIN SAYS
• Why Canada must fight Big Tech's unregulate­d monopoly power
• Trudeau to appear in film about slavery
• Feds will fight `alarming' rise in hate crimes: PM
• Hundreds more ordered to flee B.C. wildfires
• Leader of sex cult to pay $3.5M in restitutio­n
• Pandemic spending is transformi­ng how inflation is measured
• Boc's Macklem breaks `groupthink' inertia by diversifyi­ng leadership
• Great-west unit to buy Prudential's retirement business
• Website sharing list of companies with fully vaccinated staff closed
• Cable, ad sales help Rogers beat quarterly revenue expectatio­ns
• Lumber surges anew as wildfires snarl logistics
• Overexposu­re to Alberta, energy prompts AIMCO to shift weightings
• EVERYONE'S GOT A STORY TO TELL
• Suvari recounts abuse
• Simplicity can be deceiving
• Olive + Splash bets big on bamboo
• The professor and Mariana
• `Why does God let his children suffer?'
• Canada's Weir pumped for home game at 2021 Shaw Charity Classic
• Mitchell pleased with the Stamps' backup pivots
• 4 Calgarians eye podium as Canadian women return to water polo
• SNOOPING ON THE NEIGHBOUR
• Canada, Japan and U.S. score opening game wins
• Sinclair goal not enough to clinch opener for Canada
• KRAKEN TAKE CAUTIOUS ROUTE
• Suns' surprise season ends in silence
• The pandemic disrupted training, but Canada's swimmers are `resilient'

Calgary Herald - 2021-07-21

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