Edmonton Journal - 2021-08-21

• ONLINE CHILD EXPLOITATI­ON
• The first seven days of life under Taliban rule
• Where the parties stand on affordable housing
• `WEIRD LITTLE WORLD'
• PEOPLE POWER
• Infill developers balk at planned tree rules
• Advocates sue over restrictio­ns to supervised consumptio­n
• Poll: Majority in favour of vax passports
• More banks say staff need vaccine
• Flair Airlines announces new flights
• THREE TO SEE
• Road closures planned for world triathlon event
• Albertans' health declined in pandemic: AMA poll
• COVID-19 cases spike in several N.WT. communitie­s
• Saskatchew­an to allow some 11-year-olds to be vaccinated
• Calgary candidate under fire for controvers­ial tweets
• Fort Mac Conservati­ve associatio­n blasts party for naming Goodridge
• Cool, wet weather expected to provide some relief in B.C.
• HUMANITARI­AN GROUPS FURIOUS OVER EVACUATION
• B.C. man jumps into cesspool to save fawn mired in manure
• THE TRUE FACE OF OPIOID CRISIS IS ORDINARY PEOPLE
• OIL PRICES TUMBLE AS DELTA VARIANT SPREADS
• COVID, SCHOOLS AND CHILDREN
• WE MIGHT NOT GET EVERYONE OUT, BIDEN ADMITS.
• Romania to take bear census
• Inventor of electric trouser press
• Singh brings campaign to burial site
• Flights from Kabul `for as long as possible'
• In all my work, I'm always kicking against the man, the patriarchy. Through all the generation­s: what does it mean to be a woman of Grandma's age and Mom's age and (the daughter's) age? Miriam Toews, author of Fight Night
• Only King gets away with clichés
• “MUSICAL KEYS”
• HOROSCOPE
• STINGERS SURVIVE FEROCIOUS BATTLE
• Canadian content dwindles at triathlon after withdrawal­s
• ELKS GIVE COACH ELIZONDO PLENTY OF REASON TO SMILE
• Expect Coyotes to find a way to stay in Arizona
• PIVOTS FIGHTING FOR THEIR NFL LIVES IN PRE-SEASON
• Jays can't come through in clutch against Tigers
• Harigae, Hall share lead at women's British Open
• Canada storms back to dump Finns in opener
• TREVOR BAUER'S PROBLEM HAS AN OBVIOUS SOLUTION
• JUNIOR STILL THE KING OF COOL
• Richardson ready to `push forward' after missing Games
• MLB'S weaker teams sinking to historic lows
• TAKE A SONIC PLEASURE TRIP
• POLLINATOR­S ARE OUR LIFELINE
• COMEBACK QUEEN
• Underwood's opinion sparks Twitter reaction
• Scenes Suburbia From
• Disturbia: Suburban Babylon
• Eight clubs and classes to enrol in this autumn
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• A BREEZE OF ROMANCE IN ROME
• Taking the time to tidy up
• Must I put up with neighbour's air conditione­r?
• LAKESIDE LIFESTYLE WITHIN EASY REACH
• IT'S ALL ABOUT THE WINDOWS
• Sealing light granite countertop­s helps prevent staining
• CLEANING UP
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• Musk rents small home
• Do I need to replace all my rusty pipes?
• BACKYARD ESCAPES
• Country's retail sales bounce back in June, expect July slide
• FIVE LESSONS THE PANDEMIC HAS TAUGHT INVESTORS

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