Edmonton Journal - 2020-08-18

• MORNEAU RESIGNS
• Province reports 285 new cases, three deaths
• BOTCHED FROM THE BEGINNING
• Man who killed Good Samaritan gets 6 years
• ANOTHER YEAR GONE
• Fintech offers guaranteed price for sellers
• Purchase of Barrick shares a reversal for Buffett
• Post-secondary student groups call for lower fares
• Substitute teachers fear for safety
• New Conservati­ve leader needs plan for West: MPS
• Redford to advise Guyana on energy
• Protest to call for improved de-escalation by police
• French Canadian group sues over post-secondary funding
• AHS, Covenant Health probe transmissi­on at Grey Nuns
• Federal energy-sector aid finally coming, but is it too late for some?
• U of C project uses treated wastewater for beer
• Let’s look beyond savings in the Heritage fund
• Stars weren’t enough to save Oilers’ season
• HORROR’S NEW MONSTER ... RACISM
• Single Canadian women face retirement cash challenges
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• Third and long for CFL
• CRA EXPECTS ONLINE SERVICES BACK WEDNESDAY.
• ‘It was just meds and lock him up’
• Prince Harry faces tax bill reckoning in California
• Canadian consumer confidence continues to improve, poll shows
• Avs burst Kuemper’s bubble in rout
• FC EDMONTON LOOKS FOR SILVER LININGS IN LOSS
• RAPTORS RALLY AROUND SOME MAGIC FROM HOME
• PAGEAU BRINGS MORE TO ISLES THAN POINTS
• No easy path planning for 2021 CFL season
• CONTACT BRINGS INJURY HIT FOR NFL PLAYERS

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