Edmonton Journal - 2020-12-14

• `Gut-wrenching feeling': Layoffs continue as restrictio­ns tighten
• Province records 22 new deaths, setting another daily COVID record
• Masks at the gym? Researcher­s can't agree
• SENSATIONA­L SWEDES
• Givers get creative as charities face higher need
• Chiefs beat Dolphins in difficult AFC tilt
• Community leaders urge action
• TRAVEL PILOT A SUCCESS
• FUNERAL HOMES ADJUST
• SOLDIERS READY
• MP pushes anti-vandalism bill to protect public memorials to first responders
• Ice rink honours son's legacy
• Indigenous pair assaulted, stage awareness walk
• Gifts to brighten seniors' holidays
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Why are U.K., EU going the distance on Brexit?
• RESEARCHER­S ARE ATTEMPTING TO ` TEACH' A COMPUTER TO RECOGNIZE THE SOUNDS OF RESIDENT KILLER WHALES TO CREATE A WARNING SYSTEM THAT WILL KEEP SHIPS FROM STRIKING ORCAS OFF B.C.' S COAST.
• SPY NOVELIST LE CARRÉ DIES.
• THE IMMINENT ARRIVAL OF PFIZER INC. AND BIONTECH SE'S COVID-19 VACCINE HAD HOSPITALS IN THE UNITED STATES GOING INTO OVERDRIVE OVER THE WEEKEND.
• Moe slams attack on Saskatchew­an's top doctor
• Some Snowbirds opt to take their chances in Florida
• AI could help save endangered whales
• 25 years after Rwanda, where is Canada on peacekeepi­ng?
• Refugee supports dry up in pandemic
• Airlines see `oasis' in certain industries
• COVID shutdowns topple some retailers and more casualties will be coming
• TOO MANY CENTRES LIKELY MEANS DACH WILL SHIFT TO WING
• Did Canadian Hubbard hurt NFL chances by waiting?
• U.S. Women's Open to be completed on Monday
• Vanderbilt kicker scores `Power Five' football first
• BLUE JAYS SENDING A STRONG MESSAGE BY AIMING FOR THE TOP IN FREE AGENCY
• Thomas off to good start in making case for more playing time
• NCAA is `showing utter disregard' for student safety

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