Edmonton Journal - 2022-06-30

• COVID spending reports unclear: AG
• Woman claims removal from organ transplant list due to vaccine refusal
• Alberta records 115 drug poisoning deaths in April
• Alberta AG urges procuremen­t process revamp
• Province's natural gas rebates to come into effect in October
• Mountie cleared by ASIRT after two men injured in 2018 Maskwacis shooting
• Uniquely Albertan company leverages fossil fuel into green initiative
• As Canada and the U.S. celebrate, gap between them grows
• Former Liberal leader wants to enter UCP race
• Ice District plaza one of the places to be on Canada Day
• Nuova Opera Festival returns as essential stage for emerging talent
• Troubadour Bushell's debut a winning blend of folk, soul
• FORGETTING THE PAST TO DISCOVER ONESELF
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• ACES ON BRIDGE
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• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Last Paris attacker convicted of murder
• Bombs in car found after bank heist, shootout
• Lucki affair keeps getting worse for government
• Brampton councillor to Brown: Make up your mind on municipal race
• Airline passenger rights activist tries different sort of lawsuit
• Pro-china agents tried to stir mine opposition
• Shopify shares slide after bid to lure investors with stock split
• ADVENTUROU­S TWO-WHEEL TOURS
• River Cree Resort and Casino is the perfect summer staycation destinatio­n
• ELKS' MENGEL POUNDING PUNTS PROFICIENT­LY
• HOST SEA DOGS WIN BIG TO CAPTURE MEMORIAL CUP
• Gilgeous-alexander excited to play hometown qualifier
• Djokovic's play in grand form
• Kikuchi's struggles highlight need for dependable starters

Edmonton Journal - 2022-06-29

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