Edmonton Journal - 2020-06-22

• ARTISTIC EXCHANGE
• Hospitalit­y lobby group questions two-metre restrictio­n in restaurant­s
• Faith groups gather again to worship
• COVID-19 CASES SURGE IN U.S.
• CENTURY MILE MILESTONE
• More birds in Alberta than thought, survey finds
• Group fitness gaining steam once again
• Wily coyotes linger on the city links
• Summer lineup is packed with promise
• Victim was loved by community, says family
• Blaydes gets job done in main event
• Air terminals remain eerily quiet
• Dozens show up to protest release of man charged with sex assault
• Afghan vet, wife killed in motorcycle crash remembered in ride
• Infectious disease specialist says government’s virus response good overall
• Edmonton surpasses Calgary in active cases
• Elder abuse reports up 40% in 2019, police say
• Police outline multi-pronged effort to combat racism
• Police officer turned pastor breached Alberta securities laws, commission says
• OPEN LETTER TO CANADIANS
• U of A researcher­s study virus mutations
• Calgary police officer wants her harassment lawsuit to bring change
• Calgary officers dispute claim that all front-line members have body cameras
• 40 years since PTSD formally recognized
• A TASTE OF BORDEAUX, COURTESY OF ZOOM
• Trump farm bailouts raise risks of trade reprisals: critics
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Discovery of dead dogs sparks probe
• Indigenous festivals adapt to pandemic
• Troops ending care-home duty
• Korean War anniversar­y marked in quiet ceremony
• Largely positive reviews for Quebec school restart
• B.C. politician­s return for ‘unique’ sitting of legislatur­e
• Minneapoli­s shooting kills one, injures 11
• It’s really a bit much
• Skating around virus looking like a tall order
• MATTHEWS’ CASE WAKE-UP CALL GOING FORWARD FOR NHL
• Now’s the time to change some NHL trophy names
• MANY LARGE FITNESS FACILITIES READY TO GET BACK IN WORKOUT MODE

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