Edmonton Journal - 2021-01-28

• CITY EMPLOYEES SPEAK OUT
• `LITTLE WHILE LONGER'
• `WALKING ON EGGSHELLS'
• Libraries see demand for digital resources
• TEST OF METTLE
• Province to fund costly gene therapy
• Apple exceeds expectatio­ns of experts
• Former foster children set to lose funding
• TWO DIE IN DUPLEX FIRE
• Staff eyes city-owned sites for vaccine centres
• Man, 40, accused of double murder acquitted
• Alberta teachers to file lawsuit over pension plan
• More communitie­s voice concerns over Alberta's decision to spike coal policy
• Krushell to take run at city's top job
• Wanted: home for Spike & Max, a blind dog with `seeing-eye cat'
• Union wants meat-plant workers on vaccine list
• UCP'S blame-ottawa messaging simply doesn't hold water
• More COVID relief needed, businesses say
• No shot in the arm for Trudeau
• THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PAID MORE THAN 300,000 TEENAGERS NEARLY $636 MILLION IN BENEFITS OVER THE COURSE OF THE CERB PROGRAM, ACCORDING TO DOCUMENTS FROM THE CANADA REVENUE AGENCY.
• PROUD BOY LEADER'S PAST EXPOSED.
• HEART OFTEN RESTARTS DURING DEATH
• U.S. comedy legend kept acting into her nineties
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• NHL'S deputy commish now front and centre
• NEVER HAS NHL FELT MORE ISOLATED
• SLEEPLESS NIGHTS AND PANIC ATTACKS
• BLUE JAYS' POTENTIAL CAUGHT SPRINGER'S ATTENTION
• Faster than a Cheetah?
• Krikke cranking it up at Valparaiso State
• HUMANISM, ELEVATED
• HACK IN A BOX
• Artists' online Q and A to address themes of isolation, mental health
• NEW CHAIRWOMAN MEANS NO EXCUSES
• Mental health myths vs. facts
• Mental Health Matters, 24/7 One door of particular importance
• ‘THE MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM IS AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THE FRONTLINE RESPONSE TO COVID-19’
• Everyone is grieving during this pandemic. How can you deal with grief?
• Resiliency in mental health and addictions from a front line worker
• Free Albertabas­ed mental health resources

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