Edmonton Journal - 2021-01-02

• `WE SHOULD BE HERE AT HOME'
• FOR THE PEOPLE
• Local authors delivered some riveting reads in 2020
• Anything can happen in dreaded crossover
• `SENSELESS' DEATH
• AHS recruits for vaccinatio­ns and contact tracing
• TRIPPED-UP POLITICIAN­S
• How to cure cash-flow crisis amid COVID-19
• 37 homicides rank 2020 among city's deadliest
• Online trends explode as people seek guidance on pandemic: sociologis­t
• 50/50 draw offers largest pot to date
• `It was a significan­t error in judgment': Kenney says
• EX-LTC worker in Red Deer charged with failing to isolate
• TIMELINE OF EDMONTON HOMICIDES
• Police seek suspects in violent robbery
• Makeshift polar bear swims ring in 2021
• An MP plots to open people's minds to others
• A rediscover­y and rethinking of the outdoors
• Saskatchew­an MLA apologizes for California trip
• 57 inmates, staff contract COVID-19 at Regina jail
• Roche stays busy at 91: `Every day is important to me'
• Clinics Offering Cortisone Shots Could Be Affected by a New, At-home Arthritis Pain Reliever
• THOSE FLYING TO CANADA STARTING JAN. 7 WILL NEED TO HAVE A NEGATIVE COVID-19 TEST BEFORE BOARDING AND MAY HAVE TO QUARANTINE IN A FEDERAL FACILITY IF THEY HAVE INADEQUATE ISOLATION PLANS.
• HOW OFFICES WILL CHANGE IN 2021.
• British stars fight to save Oscar Wilde's jail
• Athlete helped spark Special Olympics
• Federal Liberals enlists IBM in buyback
• Hong Kong entering `long, dark age': activist
• OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND
• Reviewer Rachel Rosenblit on The Book of Moods
• FUTURE OR FANTASY?
• A strange D-light
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• CRYPTOGRAM­S
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Risks, rewards, relationsh­ips
• GLOBAL MOURNING
• Designer put stamp on Bond
• NEGATIVE CALORIES
• Stuetzle already creating buzz for Senators
• OILERS PRIMED, READY FOR CAMP
• GERMANS ENJOYING HISTORIC RUN AT WORLD JUNIORS
• Saban keeps Tide on track in abnormal year
• Canada can't expect cakewalk in do-or-die against Czechs
• Red Sox to hire first Black woman as coach
• STILL PLENTY OF MOVING PARTS
• CANADA'S BREAKERS SEE OPPORTUNIT­Y IN NEW OLYMPIC EVENT
• ROCKY ROADS
• Couple with 18-year age gap, money-losing rental and lots of cash wants to retire
• Non-resident appeals Cra-imposed TFSA penalty ... and wins
• GET VACCINATED OR GET FIRED — AND OTHER WORKPLACE STRUGGLES FOR 2021
• Keep a few simple investment resolution­s
• “CAREER COUNSELING”

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