Edmonton Journal - 2021-08-18

• MANDATORY RAPID TESTING
• SHERLOCK AND A SCOT
• City the first in Western Canada to join global sustainabi­lity tracking effort
• PM'S STANCE ON TALIBAN
• Staffing issue forces delays for surgeries at Royal Alex
• Serious illness climbs to highest levels since June
• Canada's Mr. Triathlon has put in the miles
• Alleged hostage-taking suspect was alone when shot by police: ASIRT
• OILPATCH DREADS ELECTION ARROWS
• Cooler weather in B.C. offers some respite for fire crews
• Mayor hopes to lead Alberta Party
• Park the politics, and be prudent about COVID
• Blanchet's Bloc could deny Trudeau his majority
• GAZPACHO AN EASY SUMMER SOUP
• SHEET-PAN ITALIAN SAUSAGE AND PEPPER SANDWICHES
• Spice up chicken with harissa
• American Pie hits 50
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• `CANADA HAS NO PLANS TO RECOGNIZE THE TALIBAN'
• CANADA'S DAYCARE DIVISION.
• Tories surge to surprise N.S. election victory
• Fortin to face sex assault charge
• Historians need not apologize, court rules
• In low-carbon pursuit, BHP OKS potash project, sheds petroleum business
• Enbridge expansion reaches `final innings'
• Elks' Ellingson says team will shake off slow start and be `dangerous'
• Stamps' Mitchell out six games with broken leg bone
• Rahm looks to shed rust quickly in PGA return
• JAGUARS CALL OFF TEBOW EXPERIMENT
• BOTCHED STRIKE CALLS ARE ON THE RISE — AND IT SHOWS
• Olympics golf needs its own unique format
• Young Raptors point to a bright future during NBA Summer League

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