PS: After adding Evolution and configuring a "fake" email account, I was able to set up Google Calendar in Evolution, which becomes the default calendar. Again, this is old news, and should not be required considering that Evolution was ditched as the default email/calendaring app in support of Thunderbird. Why Thunderbird + Lightning is not supported towards the default calendar app -- just like Evolution used to -- is beyond me... :)
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