Edmonton Journal - 2020-07-10

• SKILLS PUT TO THE TEST
• 42% of doctors polled planning exit
• Shelter loses 130 beds as sports centre reopens
• CHARITY PAID PM’S FAMILY
• MISSION AT SEA
• TC Energy will get paid even if KXL cancelled
• Augustana Vikings back in business
• Top court rules on Trump tax returns
• Jail assault could affect rapist’s prison sentence
• Bill aims to end ban on sale of blood
• COVID-19 hits Postmedia’s Q3 results
• MY BET IS ON FULL RETURN TO SCHOOL IN SEPTEMBER
• Three more deaths at Misericord­ia, 37 new cases across the province
• 911 calls rocket after fireworks set off
• Alberta set to offer oil investment grants
• NDP fail to topple Speaker in legislatur­e clash
• City council, mayor, need to stick to basics
• Premier shouldn’t blink on reform to health care
• Study looking into whether choirs are super spreaders of COVID
• Inquiry calls for changes to volunteer constable program
• TIME IS ON THEIR SIDE
• A PECULIAR RIDE
• Escape into glorious nonsense
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• What the PM doesn’t get
• GLEE ACTRESS PRESUMED DEAD.
• Masks will protect us — from COVID and Big Brother
• HAVE DUCHESS, MULRONEY PARTED WAYS?
• We are heading for a Trudeau III ethics report
• Second MLS side exits restart tournament due to virus
• OILERS HOPE KESSELRING IS A SIXTH-ROUND STEAL
• CFL players working on their side hustle
• CANADIANS STICK AROUND AT TOP OF LEADERBOAR­D
• Djokovic decries criticism as ‘witch hunt’
• AIMCO report calls for cultural change
• Pipeline billionair­e girds for next fight over Dakota Access
• Refusal to embrace open banking puts Canada behind yet another curve
• Once a fiscal stalwart, Canada now appears vulnerable
• HOROSCOPE
• SEDAN PACKS PIZZAZZ
• LUXURY HYBRID SUV DOES IT ALL AND DOES IT WELL, TOO
• A few tips on safely loading up your vehicle

Edmonton Journal - 2020-07-09

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