Edmonton Journal - 2022-06-02

• Is the solution to the Chinatown crisis to move Chinatown?
• Humane Society offers half-price adoptions
• Investigat­ion into firearms traffickin­g results in 68 charges
• Central Peace-notley Independen­t MLA enters UCP leadership race
• How effective are school resource officers?
• One year later, reconcilia­tion needs all of us
• UCP ERUPTS OVER KENNEY'S REMARKS ABOUT ANTI-VAXXERS
• Nuns give residentia­l school documents to museum
• Internatio­nal children's fest in St. Albert beckons families to reconnect with art
• Secret Society doc explores complexiti­es of assisted reproducti­on
• Cheremosh Ukrainian Dance marks milestone
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Military police chief gets job renewal
• WEF conspiracy theorists sought federal probe
• THE MALL CROWD
• Pope must apologize ‘in the right way’
• BANK OF CANADA IS ONLY GETTING STARTED AS IT TAKES STEEP PATH TO HIKING RATES
• Tims app breached privacy of Canadians: watchdogs
• Key Meta executive Sandberg to leave COO position
• Discount carrier Flair Airlines can keep flying in country: transport regulator
• Makar's unconventi­onal route to NHL included Alberta Tier II
• SMITH EXPECTED TO START FOR THE OILERS IN GAME 2
• Elks to close out pre-season against visiting Stampeders
• MONEY RULES AS PLAYERS RISK PGA CARD
• Rangers strike first against Lightning in East final
• Swiatek in semis after 33rd straight win

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