Edmonton Journal - 2021-09-04

• GET VACCINATED, GET $100
• SOPRANO RETURNS
• EX-NHLER has a whale of a fish story
• Delta variant stalls hotel, restaurant job growth
• How Kabul evacuation ended in chaos
• PAIN ... AND GAIN
• Couple sentenced in shooting spree
• Why are so many tech titans awful bosses?
• Munson explores meditation
• Five questions about Kenney's pay-for-jabs scheme
• ICU admissions could exceed previous peaks
• Gap in uptake between first and second shots
• Our list of the candidates running in Edmonton
• Insolvenci­es hit 35-year low
• THREE TO SEE
• Firefighte­rs' newest K9 recruit reports for duty
• U of S reports slight hike in enrolment for fall term
• High-speed chase on TCH ends in impaired charge
• Talks between Wet'suwet'en, B.C., slow to progress
• U OF A AT RISK OF DEATH BY A THOUSAND CUTS
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• DOCTORS SLAM `SELFISHNES­S' OF UNVACCINAT­ED
• KNIFE ATTACK IN NEW ZEALAND.
• `This is so unsupporte­d by real science'
• 15,000 cases a day possible by October, experts warn
• Queen's death plans leak sparks inquiry
• Trail of toxic chemicals left in aftermath of Ida
• Abortion refuses to disappear as an issue
• Loonie forecasts turn less bullish amid surprising slack
• Divorced engineer's goal is to grow his portfolio to $3M in next five years
• You can only get one CPP survivor's benefit if you're twice-widowed
• “PARTING COMPANY”
• There's no such thing as perfection. Sometimes households that appear perfect and the families that appear perfect have a lot to hide. Robyn Harding on her latest novel
• SET A TIMER? EAT THAT FROG?
• POST-COVID world remains complicate­d
• Aggressive poplar suckers could be a job for an arborist
• A leftover by aging Swedes
• `ABBA-TARS'
• Shamed in the spotlight
• AUTUMN'S FRESH TRACKS
• School Days
• THESE “HAPPY DAYS” ARE YOURS AND MINE
• THIS JUST IN
• Pommeshell filling a gap with quality hair tools
• A clever homage to Zelda
• LET'S FACE IT
• WILDER RUSHING INTO NEW CHAPTER WITH ELKS
• Prescott leads the top earners as season begins
• Lengthy bathroom breaks rile fans, Greek star's rivals
• Hawk-eye system takes human element out of U.S. Open calls
• Game on at Beijing Olympics, NHL says
• Cantlay's one-stroke lead has Rahm on weekend chase
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• `PIONEERING' CANTIRO
• CASH & CARS LOTTERY HOME HOLDS SPECIAL MEANING
• Housing affordabil­ity a big concern for voters, survey finds
• Alberta land developers partner to bring contempora­ry community to Drayton Valley
• Higher prices may be cooling homebuyer enthusiasm
• HOME GROWN GREENS
• Scenic setting a draw at Windermere community
• A finished basement can complete a home
• Hide those unsightly cords
• Sailing into `THE PATH OF MAGIC'

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