Edmonton Journal - 2020-12-03

• Province asks feds for field hospitals
• Council is way past cutting fluff as it stares down pandemic
• REMEMBERIN­G DAVID PROWSE
• Why BOC isn't ready for future of digital cash
• Ottawa to make decision on Pfizer approval soon
• `MENTALLY TOUGHER'
• Vandals damage light display at St. Albert hospice facility
• RBC issues headwinds warning
• Mountie, suspect pulled from B.C. ravine
• Organizers of Calgary anti-mask protest ticketed
• RCMP hunt man who broke into mailboxes
• Bill aims to ensure Indigenous laws meet UN standard
• Defence closes its case in trial of stepdad accused of killing child
• Kenney should blame his own inaction for COVID-19 surge
• Alberta no longer the rich kid on the block
• Scientist warns of disappeari­ng permafrost, draining lakes
• Human activities a deadly threat to Pacific killer whales, study finds
• BIOGRAPHIC­AL POETRY A TRIP THROUGH TIME
• Oscars promise live event
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• FLYING BLIND DURING COVID-19
• THE LIBERALS HAVE OFFICIALLY STARTED THE CLOCK TOWARD A KEY VOTE THAT WILL DETERMINE THE FATE OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN NEW PANDEMIC-RELATED AID — AND THE MINORITY GOVERNMENT.
• 5 THINGS ABOUT MD WHO PUSHED PILLS, FAKED ILLNESS.
• SINGAPORE APPROVES SALE OF LAB- GROWN MEAT.
• Journalist covered Supreme Court
• Garda sweetens G4S bid as competitor Allied lurks
• Airlines seek salvation in tests, as Canada maintains tight rules for foreign travellers
• Sun Life chief to retire next year after insurer's decade of growth
• Team Canada's Harley has Edmonton roots
• Powell takes on role of experience­d veteran
• BETTMAN ON ESCROW: PLAYERS CAN PAY US NOW OR PAY US LATER
• Sloppy Steelers hold off Ravens
• KICKOFF DEPENDS ON VIRUS BEING CONTAINED, NFL SAYS
• Hot corner becoming hot topic for Blue Jays
• Sylvan Lake set to make WCBL debut

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