Edmonton Journal - 2021-08-09

• Doctors, parents weigh COVID-19 risk for children
• GAMES LEGACY HARD TO DIGEST
• Brewery expansion to boost production, create jobs
• REMEMBERIN­G BILL DAVIS
• Oilers alumni gather for charity fundraiser
• Tribute held for man who died saving dog from river
• Dutch club unveils statue in thanks to military
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• Edmonton troops help to control hot spots in wildfire-ravaged B.C.
• Search for unmarked graves to continue at former hospital site
• NDP seeks inquiry into Alberta's response to first wave
• MAN RECOUNTS HORRIFIC HOME INVASION
• WORTH THE RISK
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• CANADA POISED TO GO IT ALONE
• POLYSESOUV­IENT, A PROMINENT GUN-CONTROL GROUP, IS ACCUSING THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF PUTTING PUBLIC SAFETY IN JEOPARDY BY BACKPEDALL­ING ON A PLEDGE TO ENSURE FIREARM BUYERS HAVE A VALID LICENCE.
• NUNAVUT GRAPPLING WITH NURSING SHORTAGE.
• A legacy unmatched in Ontario
• Canadian executives brace for election
• Stagflatio­n? Recession? Bond market messages leave investors puzzled
• Games are a wrap, but it was far from easy
• ELKS FALL YARD SHORT IN OPENER
• Offence fails to show up for show time
• FC'S `RESILIENCE' ON DISPLAY IN SECOND HALF
• Local group signs `dream' streaming deal with UFC
• By George, Springer hits huge HR
• Laval teen improves ranking, earnings
• CANADA ENJOYED REMARKABLE SUCCESS
• TOKYO OLYMPICS BY NUMBERS
• Mitchell claims cycling gold on final day

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