Edmonton Journal - 2020-10-23

• DRIVEN BY WAIT TIMES
• COVID-19 cases delay surgeries in Edmonton Zone
• Publishers call on Ottawa to regulate tech giants
• NEW RAPID COVID-19 TEST
• THE FINAL MATCHUP
• Lowe, Holland have to wait for Hall of Fame moment
• How Portland belies an image of anarchy
• There's an elegant solution to curriculum arguments
• Pandemic exacerbati­ng social issues: non-profit
• Biden to look into U.S. courts overhaul
• ■ PUBLISHERS' PAIN ,
• ■ TECH BULLIES ,
• Chuckegg Creek wildfire declared extinguish­ed
• 2 inmates test positive at remand centre
• Beverly Memorial Cenotaph turns 100, but COVID will limit Nov. 11 ceremonies
• Kenney on list for expedited testing
• Many city employees don't report workplace concerns, survey finds
• A teachable moment for addressing racism
• Saskatchew­an Drive can be rebuilt to make it cheaper, safer
• As Kenney's popularity slips, KXL'S future rides on U.S. election
• Political priorities don't include you
• Tory motion for COVID-19 docs won't be a confidence vote
• Maxwell denies underage sex claims
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• HANKY-PRANKY
• THE UNDECIPHER­ABLE MAN
• A STEADY HAND
• Candy makers brace for bitterswee­t Halloween
• High-profile CEO transition­s could be just the tip of the iceberg: experts
• Sun Life buys majority stake in Crescent Capital for up to US$338M
• Montreal company launches global map of methane concentrat­ions
• Heavy oil scarcity projected to boost oilsands 2021 prices
• $100-million fund to be used to cut oilpatch emissions
• THE HOT PROSPECT
• BAKER HELPS PUT SPOTLIGHT ON CANADIAN HOOPS LEAGUE
• Ravens pick up Ngakoue, eyeing receiver Bryant
• MLB boss makes fans long for the old days
• THEY CHANGED THE GAMES, FOR BETTER OR WORSE
• `El Clasico' still a game of passion and fury
• Rapid COVID-19 testing at airports may be game changer for pro teams
• Djokovic regrets Grand Slam failures

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