Edmonton Journal - 2021-01-05

• Could scandal fallout affect province's recovery efforts?
• Sanctions over holiday travel
• Canada must become more daring to thrive
• CANADA 5, RUSSIA 0
• Nomination process for council tweaked due to COVID
• Celebratin­g birthdays changed in pandemic
• First health-care worker succumbs to virus
• 50/50 pot for world juniors balloons to more than $8 million
• Harnett was an award-winning officer; longtime partner expecting first child
• City police officially launch HELP unit with Boyle Street Community Services
• Saskatchew­an inmates call on minister to resign
• Sask. highways minister exits cabinet over trip
• There is no reason not to trust COVID-19 vaccines
• THE PRICE OF HYPOCRISY
• CANADIAN OIL INDUSTRY OPTIMISTIC DESPITE DISCORD
• Set financial goals for 2021
• SO MUCH TO WATCH
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• In Georgia, it's Nov. 3 all over again
• THE RACE IS ON BETWEEN THE VACCINE AND THE VIRUS — AND IN THE EARLY RUNNING, THE VIRUS IS WINNING. IN THE ABSENCE OF AN ABRUPT SHIFT IN PUBLIC POLICY, A THIRD WAVE IN SPRING LOOKS INEVITABLE.
• PACEMAKER WAS A HITMAKER.
• Atkinson calls out cancel culture
• Airlines slam need for COVID test results
• `Clueless' gang's kidnap trial starts
• Brookfield consortium kick-starts bid to privatize slumping real estate unit
• U.S. downs Finland for right to face Canadians
• `THERE WILL BE SOME STRAINED RELATIONSH­IPS'
• Young athletes facing `national crisis'
• Australian F1 opener likely to be postponed
• CANADA ROLLS TO WORLD JUNIOR FINAL
• COMPETITIV­E HONOUR GOES DOWN IN PHILLY
• Firing season kicks off around NFL

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