Edmonton Journal - 2020-11-30

• COVID CASE COUNT CONCERNING
• CANADA WAITS FOR ITS SHOT
• `Six feet isn't a magical number': Eateries should be closed, doctor says
• What makes an elite runner? You might be surprised
• HUGE DAY FOR HILL
• Emissions key factor in long-term strategies
• Dynamic Del charges on for charities
• U of A Ecocar team aims to win virtual challenge
• Law professor endured racist taunts in wake of social media clash with UCP
• Court rejects Ecojustice's challenge of inquiry
• Province paid $4M for ads during NHL playoffs
• Christmas stocking drive aims to help 500 children
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Senators debate assisted dying bill
• DARTH VADER ACTOR DAVID PROWSE DEAD AT AGE 85
• CANADA HAS MOVED TO BLOCK BULK EXPORTS OF PRESCRIPTI­ON DRUGS IF THEY WOULD CREATE A SHORTAGE AT HOME IN RESPONSE TO DONALD TRUMP'S EFFORTS TO ALLOW IMPORTS TO LOWER SOME DRUG PRICES IN THE U. S.
• William, Kate won't be in Queen's `bubble'
• DETAILS OF TORONTO VAN ATTACKER'S PSYCH REPORT REVEALED
• PROSECUTOR­S INVESTIGAT­E MARADONA'S DEATH
• The various types of glaucoma and their symptoms
• How to prevent slips and falls in the bathroom
• Canada's junior squad loaded with potential
• SWISS SOJOURN MOSTLY SWEET FOR BENSON
• Rogers needs to spend on ball team, not ballpark
• Grosjean has `miracle' escape from fiery crash
• Jones Jr., Tyson fight to a draw
• Eagles juggling things up once again
• LIGHT HEAVYWEIGH­T SMITH ELEVATES STATUS IN THE UFC
• HOROSCOPE
• Grandfathe­r taught Dubas a lot about great coaches
• FAST TRACK FOR WORK

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