Edmonton Journal - 2022-06-23

• Health workers critical of recovery centre move
• Premier, oilsands execs in Washington on mission to counter `dirty oil' narrative
• Students design, stock sports, crafts SHED for First Nation
• Aheer calls for a pause on UCP'S K-6 curriculum
• Killer gets 7 years for striking down Lessard Lake man with axe
• Poilievre's pitch that universiti­es need a `guardian' is misguided
• Province must address health-care deficit
• Staffer for federal hopeful Brown jumps to Rempel Garner
• Mexico's death masks and Canadian identity
• Circus artists to showcase skills
• Quidditch tourney returns to town after pandemic hiatus
• Liberals accused of politicizi­ng N.S. shooting
• CBC can keep its controvers­ial branded content division, CRTC says
• MPS meet soldier charged for vax criticisms
• Feds brace for financial losses from expensive Trans Mountain pipeline project
• Players' support sealed Woodcroft deal: Holland
• NEW CFL EJECTION RULE PUT TO USE IN WEEK 2
• AVALANCHE A WIN AWAY FROM THE STANLEY CUP
• Mcintosh, Masse win gold at worlds
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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