Edmonton Journal - 2020-08-13

• Back-to-school choices have parents scrambling
• THE EMPRESS ALE HOUSE
• CERB VOW FROM FEDS
• Majority of new cases recorded in Edmonton zone
• Marathon playoff games become instant classics
• Why Carney’s presence should be a good thing
• ‘I picked the right person’: Biden
• Man accused of killing doctor says he has memory loss
• Blackhawks return to earth against Vegas
• ■ KEITH GEREIN,
• Reality show alumni try to help firefighte­rs killed in Lebanon blast
• Neighbours come to rescue as fire strikes Strathcona apartment
• NDP wants auditor general to probe surgical facility procuremen­t process
• Soccer associatio­n aims to ease fears with COVID-19 game plan
• Housing sales up in July as market shows some signs of life: report
• Three kin drown at waterfall
• Expanded passenger rail could foster growth
• City halts controvers­ial mask exemption system
• Have we reached a no-tipping point?
• BLOC LEADER YVES-FRANCOIS BLANCHET SAYS HIS PARTY WILL FORCE A CONFIDENCE VOTE AGAINST THE LIBERALS THIS FALL UNLESS JUSTIN TRUDEAU, HIS FINANCE MINISTER AND HIS CHIEF OF STAFF RESIGN.
• $1.5 MILLION FOR A COVID MASK?
• Sussexes buy home among the stars
• Half of Canadians say 2020 has been worst year of their lives
• Three die as Scottish train derails, overturns
• MEDIATION OFFERED AS POLICE FIRE ON PROTESTERS
• PATIENCE PAYS OFF IN VICTORY FOR AVALANCHE
• Hawks quickly return to Earth against stifling Vegas defence
• PLAYOFF OVERTIMES ARE BATTLES OF ATTRITION
• BRUINS RAMP THINGS UP AFTER ‘PRACTICE’ ROUND
• Raptors’ reserves deliver in gritty win over Sixers
• COMPETITIV­E JAYS LOOK TO BECOME WINNERS
• Bills reward winning coach with extension
• Bank of Canada to regulate Interac’s e-transfer service
• RESTAURATE­UR AND BAKER HOPES CUPCAKES WILL BE HER CURE FOR COVID
• Junipers often fall victim to winter kill
• THINKING CAPS ON!
• Maya Rudolph revs up
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• HOMELESS CAMP ASKS FOR HELP

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