Edmonton Journal - 2020-07-11

• MORE CHARITY LINKS EMERGE
• Edmonton named an official Stanley Cup playoff hub city
• JOB NUMBERS REMAIN DOWN
• FORGOTTEN EDMONTON
• RUNNING THE RIGHT ROUTE
• Help children appreciate the great outdoors
• Suicide fears for Epstein associate
• Deficit needed, but digging out of it won’t be easy
• Which teams are facing playoff pressure
• COVID-19 deaths in decline across country
• Cold-shocked, injured turtles return to the ocean
• Alberta sees highest 1-day rise in cases since May
• UCP could publish doctors’ pay as latest salvo in battle
• One man’s Bill 1 protest precedes larger outcry
• EDMONTON’S CFL TEAM NEEDS A NEW MONIKER
• Class action accuses meat packer of not taking precaution­s
• Kenney predicts oil, gas shortage when global economy rebounds
• Police reveal missing man’s car was found burned in May
• Tech issues delay Mcknight’s sentencing
• A Promising New Pain Reliever Doubles as a Natural Sleep Aid
• Concordia Edmonton to partner with MRU
• Fort Mac wildfire’s impact on rivers surprises scientists
• 30 years after Oka crisis, Kanesatake land claims remain unresolved
• Woman’s false 911 call leads to police apology
• CLASSROOM BEST PLACE FOR EFFECTIVE LEARNING
• AT LEAST ANOTHER $350M WILL BE ADDED TO THE $2.6B COST OF THE PHOENIX PAY SYSTEM, AS THE FEDS HAVE REACHED A DEAL TO COMPENSATE PUBLIC SERVANTS FOR THE UNCERTAINT­Y AND STRESS CAUSED BY THE FLAWED PROGRAM.
• GENETIC PRIVACY LAW UPHELD.
• ‘DEFUND THE POLICE’ ADVANCES WITH VARYING DEGREES
• Online allegation­s topple entertaine­rs
• Scotiabank, CIBC to fill 3.5% of top roles with Black staffers
• Shell Canada eyes projects on carbon capture
• IEA warns oil demand recovery at risk from virus resurgence
• Author Howard Blum on the Nazi plot outlined in his new book
• THE BIG CHILL
• Patriotic pleasures
• SHELF LIFE
• D is for dad
• A cutting indictment of class distinctio­ns
• INSPIRATIO­N FROM BEYOND
• Experts warn of high-risk Tokyo Olympics amid pandemic
• THE JAYS ARE BACK, BUT FOR HOW LONG?
• BLUE JAYS WILL PAY HEAVY PRICE IF THEY FLY FREE OF COVID CAGE
• Morikawa continues to tame Muirfield to hold lead
• Wimbledon to pay players despite event cancellati­on
• Jays move Vladdy to first ... for now
• Verstappen sets pace at Styrian GP practice
• Herdman reading soccer’s silver lining playbook
• YELLOWING CLEMATIS DUE TO WEATHER; DOGWOOD DAMAGED BY WINTERKILL
• Artist seeks work stolen from Ociciwan art centre
• What’s good for the heart ...
• TAPE TO TAPE
• Return of The Far Side
• Talk about a mind trip
• “UNCERTAIN ENDINGS”
• Sleep is a boon for the heart
• HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• MAPLE CREST TICKED ALL THE RIGHT BOXES
• Resale housing market sales in June up 77 per cent over May
• Increase in mortgage rates unlikely anytime soon
• A mature, yet young neighbourh­ood
• IRRESISTIB­LE CHARM
• HIT THE DIRT
• Has COVID-19 affected your working plans?
• JURASSIC LARK

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