Edmonton Journal - 2021-08-17

• Boards unveil back-to-school plans
• City's new anti-harassment bylaw won't stop attacks, advocates say
• PODIUM POWER
• At some point, we all need a helping hand
• BHP considers merger in effort to exit oil and gas sector
• Nickel answers some — but not all — of our questions
• City looks to turn hotels into housing
• O'toole unveils party's election platform
• ■ ACTIVE CASES,
• DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME
• Project aims to keep pets in homes
• Stolen firefighte­rs memorial plaques still missing
• Jump in B.C. wildfire activity prompts new alerts
• Ward 8's Henderson on unpaid leave from city to run for federal Liberals
• Western Canadians are ready for a new economic era
• WHY IS THIS ELECTION HAPPENING?
• Genocide question is a complex one
• Towns in NWT face lockdowns as COVID-19 cases rise
• Npower Canada launches youth programs
• MUSINGS ON THE NIFTY 90s
• BREAKING BAD INSPIRES ARTISTS
• Oh, what a tangled web
• Something Wild relies on the power of truth
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• LIBERALS, TORIES VOW INCENTIVES FOR HIRING
• THE TALIBAN'S ENIGMATIC LEADER.
• Chief detained after launching N.S. fishery
• Mandatory vaccinatio­n emerges as wedge issue
• NDP would target firms who abuse wage subsidies
• Sting turns around second-rate vineyard
• Canadian saved thousands of U.S. babies from birth defects
• ELECTION '21 A CONFIDENCE VOTE ON LIBERAL-STYLE CRISIS FIGHTING
• Elks look like prey animals in first two outings
• RIVERA GOES ON OFFENCE AGAINST ANTI-VAXXERS
• Nurse back to lead Team Canada's drive to the Paris Olympics
• Ross has Elks' long-awaited first TD of '21 season
• STRETCH DRIVE STARTS NOW FOR BLUE JAYS
• Starry NBA draft class delivers
• U.S. soccer great Lloyd calls end to career
• HOROSCOPE
• Tennis star Osaka gets emotional during news conference
• BEARS' BEST QB OPTION STILL ISN'T THE STARTER

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