Edmonton Journal - 2022-06-07

• Police commission­er asks Sohi to probe `ethical issue'
• Victim in fatal dog attack waited half hour for ambulance
• NDP calls for extension of gas-tax holiday, provincial audit of gas stations
• Associatio­n gets $15K to study effects of COVID-19 on students' academic developmen­t, health
• Black cowboy Ware recognized for place in western mythology
• 4 injured after truck collides with protesters
• The bureaucrac­y tracking school attendance doesn't work
• Canada has a huge energy sector opportunit­y
• A powerful future predicted for the province
• Energy show to host 30,000 people from 110 countries
• Want to be a millionair­e?
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• `Food is the weapon,' Ukrainian MP says
• Driver turns himself in after 4 people hit
• Secret trial threatens 'public confidence'
• Quebec fund to invest US$5 billion in Dubai assets
• Lack of info breaches $44B deal, Musk says
• Indigenous economic strategy launches in Canada
• U.S. commerce chief open to idea of lifting tariffs on some goods in bid to cool inflation
• U.K. fintech trailblaze­r doesn't see smooth open banking transition
• OILERS COME TO THE END OF THE ROAD
• Ham wants Westbrook to play critical role
• KADRI LOSS A TOUGH BREAK FOR AVALANCHE
• Oil Kings find themselves in a battle with Seattle
• Timing of pay dispute in Canadian soccer smacks of incompeten­ce
• Bolts hope Game 3 win put `pin in their bubble'
• Bruins fire head coach Cassidy after six seasons

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