Edmonton Journal - 2020-07-07

• HOSPITAL OUTBREAK
• Private facilities touted in health bill
• Council approves $11M in cuts to police budget
• CHINA WARNS OF MORE ACTION
• AMBITIOUS NHL PLAN
• During a pandemic, small talk can be a big deal
• It’s time to mask up and welcome the Stanley Cup
• Preliminar­y survey of crash site complete
• Senior hit by car taken to hospital
• Masks mandated to be worn at courts
• U.S. Supreme Court order signals more delays for Keystone XL pipeline
• Facial-recognitio­n firm to end services in Canada: watchdog
• ANY REPATRIATE­D ISIS FIGHTERS SHOULD GO DIRECTLY TO JAIL WHEN THEY RETURN
• Treaty 8 grand chief joins call for Kenney to fire Bunner
• Ucp-dominated committee votes to kill debate on public-sector pension bill
• Campaign to rename Oliver seeks inclusion, reconcilia­tion
• WE HAVE MUCH TO LOSE IN WORKING FROM HOME
• Devilishly good
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• GUNMAN ISSUED TRUDEAU THREAT: POLICE
• CRUISE LINES LOOK TO FUTURE.
• Canadian Broadway star battled COVID-19
• Government coordinati­on urged in restarting nation
• Lululemon bets on fitness at home
• Tech giants pause sharing user data with Hong Kong
• NHL checks all boxes when it comes to team bubbles
• BASEBALL’S RETURN PLAN BECOMING A GONG SHOW
• Clock is ticking on CFL’S plans for 2020 season
• NHL, players agree on deal to ensure labour peace
• BLUE JAYS FACE IMMENSE TEST IN RETURN
• PGA Tour will not allow fans at Memorial

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