Edmonton Journal - 2020-07-04

• THREE KILLED IN CRASH
• CITY’S RECREATION CENTRES READY TO OPEN THEIR DOORS
• ARMED AND ‘ON DUTY’
• SHOOTING FOR NORMAL
• BETTING ON THE PIPELINE
• Charity pulls out of student volunteer grant program
• Unorthodox day traders shake up the markets
• Surgeon put noose outside operating room
• It’s time for Mcdavid and Draisaitl to step up
• 57 new cases reported in province; no new deaths
• Hong Kong residents look at Canada
• EX-QB Ray reflects on 17-year career
• Boosting residentia­l snow clearing will cost taxpayers at least $25M
• NDP says government withholdin­g important financial documents
• Property values in city expected to fall because of COVID-19 effects
• LTC system failed residents before during crisis: report
• Tears, prayer and white hat as cowboy finishes 3,400-km trek on horseback
• China’s thirst for beer boosts Canadian barley exports
• Sask. casinos gearing up to reopen
• Cronk drink resurrecte­d after 140 years
• Suspect with mental disorders ruled fit to stand trial for murder
• Man gets 51/2 years for carrying shotgun to deadly 2017 shooting
• Regina mayor meets with statue protesters
• ALBERTANS, WE CAN BEAT THIS PANDEMIC IF WE STICK TOGETHER
• Flood warnings issued in B.C.
• Should Canada open its doors?
• HONG KONG’S NEW SECURITY LAW HAS SPURRED A PAIR OF MIRROR CRISES: RESIDENTS MUST DECIDE SOON WHETHER TO FLEE, AND THOSE ON THE OUTSIDE ARE NOW WONDERING WHETHER IT WILL EVER BE SAFE TO GO HOME.
• KHASHOGGI MURDER TRIAL BEGINS.
• Rideau Hall suspect faces 22 charges
• ‘All sorts of stuff in these caves’
• As pubs reopen, PM tells Britons to behave
• Early retirement comes with too high a cost for this Ontario man
• Gross negligence can bring massive tax penalties into play
• PANDEMIC AMPLIFIES HOPELESSNE­SS
• Gay Like Me
• SOLITARY CONFINEMEN­T
• Adding fuel to burning fire
• Neither campy nor creepy
• “THE MAGNIFICEN­T SEVEN”
• Publish and be damned
• Complicate­d new CBA for NHL players not done yet
• A HOMECOMING IN ONE HUB CITY
• Siakam eager to step it up after long layoff from court
• STINGERS GLAD TO BE BACK IN UNIFORM FOR TOURNAMENT
• Canada’s Latifi makes it past the first practice
• F1’s revised schedule still limited to Europe
• Hamilton begins run at records
• NASCAR’S Johnson to miss race after positive test
• SEIZE THE MOMENT
• ‘As bad as any movie ever made’
• SNAPPING METAL
• THE POWER OF FEAR
• BLISTERS & BLISS
• NO PLACE LIKE SHOW HOME
• HOUSING RECOVERY TIMING UNCERTAIN, REPORT SHOWS
• THE EVERYTHING MARKET OF 2020
• SIPPING TRENDS TO CELEBRATE SUMMER
• TO MAKE PERFECT MERINGUE, WARM THE EGGS A BIT
• FIXED RATES STILL POPULAR
• The season of chores
• Restoring century-old stair rail best left to millwork specialist
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• ACES ON BRIDGE

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