Edmonton Journal - 2021-07-24

• TOKYO 2020'S SUBDUED START
• AHS `SAFE,' `AVAILABLE'
• MORE HARM THAN GOOD
• MAKING MOVIES IN A PANDEMIC
• PROTECTION FOR AFGHANS
• Secret, private mayoral debate another blow to transparen­cy
• Holland knows his team has reached its fork in the road
• U.S. tightens astronaut guidelines
• Province renews existing deal with Ottawa
• Judge nixes order requiring review
• Mayoral hopefuls come out swinging at forum
• Albertans encouraged to get `doubled dosed' against COVID
• Production company seeks extras for documentar­y
• Homeless camp cleared out by city
• Wildfire situation remains fluid in B.C.
• Mountie told to resign over texts to teenager
• Grasshoppe­rs swarm Lethbridge
• Sask. medical school eliminates controvers­ial volunteeri­ng option
• Iqaluit elders home remains closed for repairs
• VACCINE PASSPORTS CAN ADDRESS PRIVACY ISSUES
• FASTER, STRONGER, SMARTER ACROSS
• INDIGENOUS SERVICES MINISTER MARC MILLER SAYS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO MORE TO SUPPORT PEOPLE LIVING IN NUNAVUT, PARTICULAR­LY WHEN IT COMES TO THE TERRITORY'S HOUSING CRISIS.
• SELLEY ON FUTURE HEALTH CRISES.
• Court rules taxing foreign buyers of homes not racist
• Europe strengthen­s vaccine restrictio­ns
• Couple wants to leave $2M to daughter, but they need to sort retirement finances
• Can a wedding be a business expense?
• HOROSCOPE by Jacqueline Bigar
• None of these people are particular­ly good in any overarchin­g way. They are all very self-interested. They are all a little more morally ambiguous. Author Omar El Akkad on the characters in his novel What Strange Paradise
• ‘THE WAR IS EVERYWHERE’
• MAN-ICURES NAILING IT
• Tender is the neck
• ADAPT & THRIVE
• What I've learned in my first week of covering the Games
• Andrew stirs water with stance on vaccine
• Strange events that are now history
• Canadian to face two-time champion
• ALL IN THE FAMILY
• Flames land scoring machine
• Holland considers present and future
• Elks' defensive co-ordinator Thorpe extended to 2022
• OILERS TO BUILD HEAVY OFFENCE WITH HYMAN
• SABRES POWER UP THEIR LATEST REBUILD
• Goodbye Indians, hello Guardians
• ANTETOKOUN­MPO'S TRIUMPH INSPIRES YOUNG AFRICANS
• Sancho's homecoming to Manchester United `a dream come true'
• MLB testing device to boost speed, secrecy of signals bound for mound
• ONE MORE GAME FOR FC EDMONTON IN WINNIPEG BUBBLE
• Fo' shizzle: Drizzle has ice cream for all of us
• Local artists continue to release new tunes
• Singer's Sweet Dreams was made of this ...
• RETRACING AMY
• IT'S A KID'S WORLD!
• Simplicity can be deceiving
• SUICIDE MISSION
• Olive + Splash bets big on bamboo
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• SEA WHAT YOU'RE MISSING
• THE EQUALIZER
• HAPPY AT HOME
• Pretty up your home with fresh paint for a light, summery feel
• City home prices expected to climb for remainder of year
• FURNITURE TO FIT SMALL-SPACE LIVING
• Tiktok your way through renovation­s

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