Edmonton Journal - 2020-05-12

• Province releases reopening rules
• YMCA child-care facilities will not reopen Thursday
• PALACE FOR A PANDEMIC
• DIARY OF A RETIREE
• Oilers brass ponder AHL call-ups
• Partnershi­p finds success returning stolen bikes
• Hospitaliz­ation levels bode well for reopening: Hinshaw
• MLB owners prepare plan to salvage season
• Province temporaril­y approves five new masks to expand PPE options for provincial workers
• Court finally resolves decades-old lawsuit over disputed building deal
• Council turns EEDC into city’s tourism division
• Saskatchew­an’s northern leaders seek clarity on COVID-19 checkpoint rules
• Young adults face provincial funding crunch
• Doctors stand behind AMA despite UCP attacks
• Youth must act to protect our most vulnerable
• Province looks into arrest during legislatur­e protest
• Shrinking portfolios will recover
• A LESSON IN HELPING OUT
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• ‘DO NOT IMPOSE A STOP PAY’ ON CLAIM
• AS COVID-19 RESTRICTIO­NS EASE, RESTAURANT­S WILL NEED TO EMBRACE DIFFERENT WAYS OF DOING BUSINESS. FROM GLASS BOOTHS TO SNEEZE GUARDS, WHAT CHANGES MUST THEY MAKE TO ADAPT TO THE NEW NORMAL?
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT DISNEY IN SHANGHAI
• Infection rate raises fear of new outbreak
• Liberals couldn’t resist anti-oil pandering
• Gold mergers have no time for COVID concerns
• Industry welcomes aid for hard-hit large firms
• What university sports could look like in 2020-21
• NFL only possible with ample testing: Dr. Fauci
• ONE YEAR LATER, IT’S STILL ‘THE SHOT’ FOR THE AGES
• AHL filled with players who can help NHL clubs
• Ibbou receives support after challengin­g Thiem over player relief fund
• HOROSCOPE by Jacqueline Bigar
• Senior Weir looking to golf’s ‘second kick at it’

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