Edmonton Journal - 2020-12-15

• 29,000 DOSES BY DEC. 31
• STRESS AND FATIGUE
• Series of gaps caused data breach, watchdog finds
• `MONUMENTAL TASK'
• Why it's hard talking to loved ones about COVID-19
• Staying positive is the key to aging gracefully
• The pandemic looks a little different on reserve
• Landlord gets house arrest for ordering `hit'
• THE BEST LAID PLANS ...
• Man accused of trying to kill six RCMP officers makes court appearance
• River valley advocates want solar farm approval overturned
• Mill Creek Ravine `dream home' up for auction
• Edmonton Zone hits milestone with 10,000 active cases
• Peace officers issue 36 tickets to people not wearing masks
• The pandemic is teaching us that we need to work together
• WELL DONE, COUNCIL
• Oilsands win Wall Street's favour after several years in shadow of U.S. shale
• All protesters to face fines for flouting COVID restrictio­ns, Calgary police vow
• Man charged with string of thefts in Fort Mcmurray
• Say goodbye to debt in 2021
• HE LIVED HIS LIFE IN MUSIC
• A TRUE FAMILY MAN
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• ONTARIO EATERY FEELS HEAT FROM CHINA LOYALISTS
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT THE TIME MORE THAN 900 PAID IT FORWARD
• First major Black star in country music
• NAVALNY CALLS NOVICHOK POISON-COCKTAIL PUTIN'S `PERSONAL PLAN'
• Collecting subsidies while paying dividends sends wrong signal
• Disconnect in oil prices, valuations of energy stocks offers investing reward
• Update hacked software, firms told
• THE DISUNITED KINGDOM
• College dropout makes market debut with SPAC
• Apollo considers higher offer for Great Canadian: sources
• Team Canada rewards goalie's persistenc­e
• SOCCER STARS CALL OUT RACISM ON SOCIAL MEDIA
• RODGERS PERFORMING AT MVP LEVEL
• NFL CONTENDERS CAN'T RELY ON QBS TO DO IT ALL
• Expect the unexpected from NBA awards races
• Federer still healing, unsure about Aussie Open

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