Edmonton Journal - 2020-05-21

• ‘HER SOUL WAS TRUE’
• Idling transit a ‘last resort’: Iveson
• Fever checks now mandatory at airports
• CHANGING COURSE
• OUT OF THIN AIR
• Museum curators consider ways to remember COVID-19 era
• Oilers confident in bid to host playoff games
• City artist finds colourful way to express her gratitude
• Board again apologizes for durag incident
• KEITH GEREIN,
• Drive-in wedding latest way to say ‘I do’
• House arrest for Drayton Valley man
• City airport to lay off up to 40 per cent of workers
• Morinville women’s shelter opens 11 years after namesake killed
• How the Royal Alexandra Hospital has adapted to COVID-19
• We need more environmen­tal monitoring, not less
• Coronaviru­s has taken, but it has also given
• Report’s lessons not learned
• NEW CASES IN CHINA SHOW CORONAVIRU­S MAY BE MUTATING
• TAM CHANGES STANCE ON MASKS.
• Volunteer work in Italy buoys Calgarians
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT FORCED MARRIAGES
• Frustratio­n mounts over lack of choice for flight refunds
• Explorers granted approval to recover Titanic’s telegraph
• ‘Murder hornet’ is creating a buzz
• ‘This crisis is exposing our vulnerabil­ity’
• Nova Scotia defends cautious approach
• ‘Coach’s dream’ Wright has taken OHL by storm
• Grant paints different picture of Jordan in doc
• Shopify to launch its own take on the business bank account
• Chinese revival draws shipments of Canadian and Alaskan oil
• Feds to seek equity or cash from firms applying for bridge loans
• Fallout from pandemic threatens a decade of energy security gains
• SMOOTH RIDE ON INFLATION TARGETS COULD BE OVER
• CONTAINER GARDENING LETS YOU GROW VEGGIES IN SMALL SPACES
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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