Edmonton Journal - 2021-05-11

• Madu doubles down on panic claim
• Future of city's Chinatown uncertain amid pandemic
• Bitcoin issuer to offset carbon footprint
• MCDAVID (WHO ELSE?) WINS IT
• Can feds make tough decisions amid housing mania?
• Insomnia is something to lose sleep over
• ENERGY FRAGILITY
• Confusion reigns over Bill C-10
• Restrictio­ns kick in; 1,597 new cases in province
• Professors pull assets out of AIMCO.
• Police urge residents to Know Your Rights
• Scientists back proposal to breed Jasper caribou
• Iqaluit elders home evacuated following positive COVID-19 test
• Vaccinated students eligible to win free tuition
• Rare yellow birds need wild roses to survive in British Columbia: researcher
• Only 17% support new draft school plan: poll
• Former Slave Lake mayor recalls `life-changing' fire
• To be clear, we all need to get COVID vaccine
• It's time to adopt declaratio­n on Indigenous rights
• Thanks, St. Albert, for all your help
• A $10 BILLION OILPATCH TURNAROUND
• Far-right group shows flag at Saskatoon rally
• Good, bad debt different
• Get ready to glow
• THIS JUST IN
• Statement earrings that won't break the bank
• IT'S MILLAR TIME
• Ready players
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE NATIONAL DECLINE IN COVID-19 CASE COUNTS IS SLOWING TO A CRAWL, CANADA'S CHIEF PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICER WARNED MONDAY AS SEVERAL PROVINCES CONTINUED TO BATTLE SURGING WAVES OF THE VIRUS.
• `LINE OF SEPARATION' ON EVEREST.
• Glass bridge shatters in wind, strands tourist
• Nova Scotia's housing market continues its skyward ascent
• Her photos captured Jewish resistance
• Canada kicks off U.S. dollar bond sale
• `She-covery' needed to kick-start growth
• IGM CEO says value surge by Wealthsimp­le validates Power's fintech strategy
• THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN WRENCH
• HOROSCOPE by Jacqueline Bigar
• Google plans data centre near Montreal
• Lightspeed, Google partner on ad tool
• PLAYOFF MATCH WITH JETS NOW MORE LIKELY
• MASTERTON NOD GOES TO SMITH
• NBA has 75 years of fascinatin­g history
• FRUSTRATED EICHEL REACHES BREAKING POINT WITH SABRES
• Jays remain in the race despite tumultuous start
• Brisbane edges closer to landing '32 Games
• IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO JUDGE RAPTORS FAIRLY

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