Edmonton Journal - 2020-05-04

• Health Canada puts hold on rapid COVID-19 tests
• PROVINCES START TO OPEN UP
• Resident ‘floored’ after auto insurance rate spikes
• Will places welcome travellers back?
• WALKING IT OFF
• Sports world stuck in good news, bad news cycle
• Cartoonist celebrates 90th behind glass
• Gun owners ‘annoyed’ at ban on assault rifles
• NHL execs pushing for a June draft
• Passenger jets being prepped for cargo
• Paramedic shares her COVID-19 experience
• Alberta cheese, potato producers feeling the squeeze
• Preaching into camera for online congregati­on whole new experience
• Fort Mcmurray cleans up, recalls wildfire of 2016
• Make drug abuse treatment priority: judge in prison fentanyl death inquiry
• Anxieties rise with cases of COVID-19 at Amazon facility
• Two plead guilty for roles after man tortured, beaten to death
• Cleaning companies adapt on fly to shift in supplies and demand
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• RCMP mulls national policy for alerts
• THE TOLL OF COVID-19 ON NURSING HOMES HAS GIVEN RISE TO PROPOSED CLASS-ACTION LAWSUITS. BUT SOME LEGAL EXPERTS SAY THE CASES WILL TURN ON WHAT’S CONSIDERED REASONABLE CARE DURING A PANDEMIC.
• TRUDEAU DEFENDS GUN BAN. NP2
• Graduates may find ceremonies cancelled
• Sunny days draw crowds across U.S.
• Retired firefighte­r fights virus in hospital for month
• CONDITIONA­L DRAFT PICKS A PROBLEM
• Borders another hurdle for solving sports’ return
• FORMER OILERS HIGH ON LOWE’S CONTRIBUTI­ONS
• HOROSCOPE

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