Calgary Herald - 2020-10-19

• A VOTE FOR PRIVATE HEALTH
• Province compromise­s in $80M break for oil
• Keep fit, even under a new lockdown
• Albertan Ajou wows with Tigers
• FISHERY FIGHT BOILS OVER
• Economy top public concern for next council
• Proposed new communitie­s going before committee
• IT'S FLU SHOT SEASON
• EMS union backs switch to AHS dispatch
• Opioids, free speech and the `war room'
• Former longtime politician a `relentless champion of Alberta'
• Private COVID testing a vacation option
• Local company dresses top chefs for success
• Warehouse districts become next target for city council
• Nobody wins in a drunk-driving case
• TEACHER'S SLAYING SPARKS RALLIES
• A GERMAN COURT HAS RULED THAT A MUSLIM DOCTOR SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED CITIZENSHI­P AFTER HE REFUSED TO SHAKE HANDS WITH THE WOMAN WHO WAS TO HAVE PRESENTED HIM HIS NATURALIZA­TION CERTIFICAT­E.
• TRUMP, BIDEN TARGET EARLY VOTERS.
• Hungarian restaurant reinvents the wheel
• AUSTRALIA SUFFERS SPATE OF FATAL SHARK ATTACKS
• Figures shed light on switch to new COVID-19 benefits
• Opposition gears up for next round with Liberals over WE controvers­y
• A `ghost town' in Canada's largest city
• No infection for Prescott after surgery on his leg
• BRADY, BUCS ROUT RODGERS' PACKERS
• Chiefs, Bills meet coming off ugly losses
• World Series-bound Rays bask in ALCS title glory
• Ortega captures mainstream attention again with UFC win
• LEAFS' VETERAN SIGNINGS INDICTMENT OF TEAM LEADERS
• Van Dijk injury blows hole in Liverpool's defence
• Sociedad leads La Liga following win over Betis
• THORNTON SAYS MAPLE LEAFS `READY TO WIN'

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