Can't get icloud calendar content on Mac

I signed out of icloud. Had to delete local icloud content to do so.
Signed back in to icloud on my Mac and expected the content to download.
All seems fine except Calendar. I have no calendars or events from icloud. When I log into icloud.com all my calendar content is still there (whew!).
I have tried rebooting.
Yes, I have check marked Calendar in the icloud settings.
Also, and maybe related (??), I can't get my keychain back either. It says it sent a request for approval to my other devices but nothing has shown up on my iphone.
Thanks for any tips.
-Steve

Try signing out of the account in System Preferences again, choosing Delete at all of the promptes, then restart your Mac and sign in again.

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