Edmonton Journal - 2020-05-25

• Public library seeks clarity on pot retailers
• Overnight camps forced to suspend programmin­g
• STEEPED IN HISTORY
• Brisk walks are one way to help boost immunity
• CASA will play host to virtual gala Friday
• 42 new Alberta cases, no new deaths reported
• Snowpierce­r has a timely message
• Car parade celebrates graduates’ ‘last hurrah’
• Balcony death echoes 1999 case, lawyer says
• More COVID-19 safety measures coming to plants, meat industry says
• Customers flock back to bars, restaurant­s
• Off-highway vehicle ban lifted, but fire ban remains
• ‘I’m no angel, but I didn’t deserve that’
• Court to resume short trials in June
• City mulls business grants and cutting licence fees
• Schwartz ‘a lovely sap’
• Second go is not up to its first
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• PARK ‘PARTY’ SPARKS FUROR
• ‘PUBLIC SAFETY CANADA AND THE RCMP HAVE CONFIRMED THERE ARE SYSTEMIC SUSTAINABI­LITY CHALLENGES IMPACTING THE WHOLE OF THE RCMP,’ WARNS AN INTERNAL GOVERNMENT MEMO.
• CREWS BATTLE N.S. WILDFIRE.
• CHINA ADMONISHES UNITED STATES OVER ‘POLITICAL VIRUS.’
• PARTIES SPAR OVER THE RESUMPTION OF PARLIAMENT.
• MASS SHOOTING LEADS TO CALL FOR ‘COERCION’ LAW
• Rules for returning office workers: Book an elevator ride, wear a mask
• TODAY’S SENIOR
• When communicat­ion becomes difficult
• Research shows exercise prevents muscle aging
• Ex-eskimos player tests positive for COVID-19
• LET’S TURN EDMONTON INTO A SUPER-HUB
• GIANT ASTERISK ON NHL’S 24-TEAM RETURN TO DECLARE A CHAMPION
• NBA opens talks for July return at Disney World
• QB DELUSIONAL TO TURN DOWN OFFER LIKE THAT
• HOROSCOPE by Jacqueline Bigar
• No joy in Chicago’s Wrigleyvil­le as pandemic shuts down baseball
• New York opens door for pro teams to begin training

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