Edmonton Journal - 2021-07-09

• Kenney makes cabinet shuffle
• Trash collector skips thousands of bins in heat wave
• STATE OF EMERGENCY IN TOKYO
• Spraying herbicides on city spaces a $250 fine
• Why investors should prepare before election called
• Postmedia CEO renews calls for tech rules
• THEATRE ON THE FRINGE
• Kenney betting public ready to focus on balancing budget
• High-speed transit would connect Edmonton, Calgary
• Climate change made heat wave 150 times more likely, study says
• FRONT BENCH CHANGES
• Ottawa, B.C. reach deal on childcare funding
• Royalty credit key to cleaning up old well sites
• Reduced summer subsidies will hurt eateries
• WIDOW'S PEEK
• While training as a weightlift­er, girl gives herself a lift
• BACK IN BLACK
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• AFN picks its first female chief
• MP WILLIAM AMOS SAYS HE MISTAKENLY APPEARED NAKED TWICE DURING VIRTUAL HOUSE PROCEEDING­S BECAUSE OF ISSUES WITH `HYPERACTIV­E MULTITASKI­NG' AND NOT DUE TO ANY `MENTAL HEALTH DISORDER.'
• BIDEN DEFENDS WITHDRAWAL FROM AFGHANISTA­N
• WILSON-RAYBOULD QUITS POLITICS.
• Tory heartland focus of O'toole trip
• Fourth wave can be avoided, doctors say
• Labour arbitrator rejects funeral home chain's ban on tattoos, piercings
• Haiti hunting for mastermind­s of president's assassinat­ion
• Neal hasn't been advised Oilers plan to buy him out
• ELKS GOING ALL OUT FOR OPENING NIGHT
• Mahomes says toe `feeling great'
• HOROSCOPE
• Oil Kings' coach joins U18 staff at camp
• A FAMILY SUPERCAR

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