Calgary Herald - 2022-03-25

• Funding delays for Grade 1 students to result in weeks of lost support
• NDP pushes for data collection based on race
• Roman Catholic priest reconciles his religion with his Indigenous identity
• Man charged in string of sex assaults, robberies
• Politician­s should behave with a greater vision
• Enhanced oil recovery offers Alberta huge opportunit­ies
• Trial in chef's homicide extended, jurors told
• Suspect in Memorial Drive slaying to stay in jail
• Tornado tosses house into air, but teen safe in rubble and Heirsch worried the house could catch fire with the teenager inside. Not even the dispatcher could believe what he described, Heirsch said. “It's in the middle of the street?” Heirsch recounted
• Tongue-tied Gudbranson discusses latest injury
• Flames farm club captain sees championsh­ip-calibre potential
• Mitchell's shoulder remains a nagging concern for Stampeders
• Dinos in tough at Usports national women's volleyball championsh­ip
• Hockey Alberta’s provincial championsh­ips return, along with new 50/50 fundraiser
• Getting set for post-secondary
• Seeking a new tech career? Flexible program from the Ulethbridg­e Calgary Campus makes upgrades easy
• ‘We are an important talent pipeline’
• TEAM OF VOLUNTEERS RESTORING '24 HAYNES
• CIBC chief Dodig regards the Ukraine war as chance for Canada to reset U.S. relations
• KEY NOMINATION­S
• AT THE MOVIES
• Bridgerton less steamy and more relatable

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