Edmonton Journal - 2021-08-10

• City expected to ease public art rules
• Relaxed COVID measures put kids at risk: pediatrici­ans
• MODERNA PLANT FOR CANADA
• HITTING RESET
• Affordable child care a political winner — finally
• Lawyer cited with contempt for not wearing mask
• Three walk-in vaccine clinics open in city this week
• `These two were pretty special'
• Ancient lake flood gave way to ice age: U of A study
• Fast-moving B.C. fire melted tires as woman escaped, brother says
• Provincial police force can't come soon enough
• Crown seeks another chance in Jenik case
• Canada finally coming to grips with horrors of shared past
• Grassy Mountain coal project wisely scrapped
• The gambler's game
• NOT ACTING HIS AGE
• The play's the thing
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• `JUMP INTO THE SEA AND DIE'
• Geronimo the alpaca on death row, but protesters ready to defend him
• Leading Russian dissident, Putin critic
• Chinese court to rule on Spavor, source says
• Showing O'toole a path to victory
• Upgrades to patrol aircraft delayed
• Trio of Liberal MPS won't seek re-election
• Oilpatch shows confidence despite `death knell' warning
• Provinces moving to update private-sector privacy rules as federal legislatio­n stalls
• MITCHELL'S GOLD MEDAL RIDE SPARKS MEMORIES FOR MUENZER
• Goaltender Skinner inks new two-year deal with Oilers
• SURGING JAYS BRINGING BACK MEMORIES OF WILD 2015 RACE
• Young Canadian golfer shows us the way
• Pospisil cramps up in early ouster
• ANISIMOVA LOOKING TO GET BACK ON THE WINNING TRACK
• BIG BEN TAKING THINGS ONE SEASON AT A TIME
• Canada to host FIFA World Cup qualifiers
• HOROSCOPE

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