Calgary Herald - 2024-07-19

• Calgary moves to Stage 2 outdoor water restrictio­ns
• Oilsands workers evacuated due to threat of wildfires
• City announces $60M affordable-housing program
• Want to be buried in Canada's Star Trek capital?
• Doctor loses licence over sexual abuse
• Alberta Sheriffs add rural surveillan­ce units
• Law society panel clears Shandro of profession­al misconduct
• The weaponizat­ion of political hatred
• Calgary's can-do spirit on display
• TWISTERS WILL BLOW YOU AWAY
• PERFECT STORM
• AT THE MOVIES
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Foreign Affairs Minister Joly’s visit to China follows years of tensions
• NONDAIRY DRINKS LINKED TO 2 DEATHS
• Another lower-court ruling by top court judge rejected
• Violent protests rage in Bangladesh
• ADIDAS PANNED FOR RELAUNCH OF SHOE FROM MUNICH OLYMPICS
• Artist’s ‘Picassos’ find new home in ladies’ bathroom at art museum
• ‘Visionary’ helped bring NBA team to Orlando
• Canada? Nice, but also boring. And expensive
• Folksy J.D. Vance sends stern warning to Ottawa
• LESSONS IN OWNING A HOME
• CIBC says BOC must end or fix quantitati­ve tightening
• Flames are chock full of Nhl-ready wingers
• Thick rough has ecological role to play on famed Scottish links
• Putter lets down Taylor on frustratin­g day at Troon
• Mcilroy blames conditions for ugly opening round
• Canadian men take aim at return to U-20 World Cup
• TURBULENT TIMES AWAIT BLUE JAYS FOLLOWING THE ALL-STAR BREAK
• Canada in Softball World Cup’s final four
• DAWN OF A HYBRID ERA

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