Edmonton Journal - 2020-09-22

• Police chief vows to address racism
• COVID-19 outbreaks declared at three more Edmonton schools
• AWARDS VOTERS LOVE LEON
• SNAP ELECTION
• Winding down CERB may blunt rebound
• N.S. killer had history of violence
• FC Edmonton looking for new coach
• Refugees in limbo as borders reopen
• Defenceman, goalies leading Conn Smythe race
• Homeless support camp to close Sept. 28
• Shotgun, shells recovered after fatal police shooting of 48-year-old
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• Battle over carbon tax hits Supreme Court
• Body of man swept away by river in July found
• GIRLING STEPS DOWN AFTER DECADE AT HELM OF TC ENERGY
• Why municipal taxation is a must-tackle, no-win situation
• Rural municipali­ties need their tax revenue
• Makeover made Milner accessible
• Neuropathy Pain? Here’s a Low Cost Remedy That Works Like Crazy By Fixing One Thing Doctors Ignore
• Calgary councillor slams Shandro
• SLOW BUT STEADY WINS OUT
• Evaluating net worth a key exercise
• BEST IN SHOW
• Re-engineerin­g needed
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Inventor created Gore-tex almost by accident
• A FEW THINGS ABOUT PANDEMIC POPCORN
• U.S. braces for third wave of COVID-19
• Health care not on life support
• Pandemic fuels spike in overvaluat­ions
• Sanders named coach at Jackson State
• CANADA IS DOING THE BEST IT CAN TO PREPARE ATHLETES FOR TOKYO
• Belichick knows where Seahawks QB ranks in NFL
• STARS' OLEKSIAK MAKING HIS MARK IN STANLEY CUP FINAL

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