Edmonton Journal - 2020-10-16

• City moves on short-term housing
• UCP political staff to take seven per cent pay cut
• DNA SOLVES 1984 COLD CASE
• GO WITH THE STREAM
• Police raid home of health minister
• All-canadian NHL division could be compelling
• It's time to get serious on spending — and revenue
• Intercity bus service in jeopardy: operators
• THREE TO SEE
• Outbreak at Mazankowsk­i as 3 patients test positive
• UCP vows to relinquish special Health Act powers
• Lethbridge MDS slam UCP addiction policy
• Opposition NDP'S new initiative touts diversific­ation, seeks input
• Man handed life sentence for killing estranged wife
• B.C. man who killed four neighbours apologizes
• UCP policy proposal could lead to costlier care
• Big cities should look after their own tax revenues
• Alberta student, 12, finds rare dinosaur fossil in Badlands
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• ALL THE RIGHT STUFF
• China's words ring hollow
• VIRUS CASES SOAR IN MANITOBA.
• TENS OF THOUSANDS DEFY BAN TO JOIN THAILAND PROTEST.
• Grandson of John Tyler, 10th U.S. president
• China takes a role in the B.C. election
• FCA agreement to provide stability in long term: union
• Federal government to review Shandong Gold's buyout of TMAC on rising China concerns
• SICKNESS AT THE CORE
• `Just rip the Band-aid off': Canada West pulls the plug
• The Dub goes for it
• MIGHTY ASTROS HAVE LOST THAT SWAGGER
• Chevron points North on new Raptors uniforms
• CANADIAN DIVISION WOULD PRODUCE THRILLING HOCKEY

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