Edmonton Journal - 2020-10-17

• `THERE WILL BE A NEW DRUG'
• The problem with monetary policy regime in Canada
• PUBLIC ART PLAYGROUND
• `NOT VERY IMPRESSED'
• Cash crunch, COVID mean Bear loses some leverage
• 15 cases linked to Hope Mission shelter
• NDP releases vision for hydrogen sector
• A REFLECTION OF FEAR
• THREE TO SEE
• Teacher wins prime minister's early childhood education award
• First Stadium Yards building on target for January rentals
• Councillor­s to vote on freezing base salaries
• New Sex Pill Grows in Popularity With Recent Approval in Canada
• Blood Tribe police seek tips on man's disappeara­nce
• First Nations elder says she faced racism in hospital
• `Unbelievab­ly inappropri­ate' coin banned by Calgary police
• FEDERAL BORROWING RISKS TRUST IN OUR CURRENCY
• THE FUTURE IS HERE WITH 5G
• NEGATIVE CALORIES
• Conservati­ves push for vote on WE scandal
• THE `OTHER GUY'
• Genetic genealogy provides new tool to crack old crimes
• Nobody should tolerate the Liberals' WE tricks
• Cannabis industry scores `C' average
• Scammers busy phishing with gov't look-alikes
• Exposure warning for gym, RCMP detachment in NWT
• COVID-19 cases in Canada near 200,000
• U.S. arrests Mexican ex-defence minister
• POLICE TURN WATER CANNON ON DEFIANT PROTESTERS
• Air Canada's Rovinescu set to retire, CFO named to top job
• Calfrac shareholde­rs spurn Wilks takeover
• Postmedia posts Q4 profit despite hit to revenue from COVID
• Why you should use a TFSA to save for retirement
• I hope people will read about these really remarkable characters. ...
• High comedy amid sober realizatio­n
• “DRIVER’S ED”
• THE WRITE APPROACH TO LOVE
• DEALING WITH ZUCCHINI PROBLEMS
• Local musician follows popular street concerts with album
• THE SAD TALE OF RITA HAYWORTH
• `The darkest of times'
• COOKING `WITHOUT PLEASURE'
• Drifting parable misses its mark
• A cartograph­er of marital love
• ESCAPING TO THE PAST
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• NFL scoring soars as officials put the flags away
• MIGHTY NFL MACHINE ALWAYS WINS IN THE END
• HARD COUNT HAVOC
• Thornton brings veteran leadership to Maple Leafs
• Schauffele's birdie blitz puts him on top in Vegas
• GUENTHER `STOKED' TO GET SEASON STARTED
• SPEEDSKATE­R DRILLS DOWN ON NEW CAREER
• WHERE THE EARTH SPEAKS
• CHARMING, CHALLENGIN­G OSLO
• BUILDING A COMMUNITY
• THE NOSE KNOWS
• Sweep in the cool season with a chimney cleaning
• DESIGNED TO A T
• Rental market investment comes crashing down
• A brush with greatness
• SEE THE PROBLEM CLEARLY

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