Edmonton Journal - 2021-03-22

• CORONAVIRU­S HITS FAMILY HARD
• VACCINATIO­NS HAVING IMPACT
• `Wake us all up': city councillor asks Ottawa for opioid aid
• STATEMENT SERIES
• Fitness lovers weigh pros and cons of home versus gym
• CP buys link to Mexico in $25B takeover
• Church service packed while pastor jailed
• Edmonton group uses game, app to help fight racism
• WAS COUPLE'S MYSTERY ILLNESS COVID?
• Alberta breaks record for variant cases
• Second group of Alberta health-care workers rejects contract talk delay
• Parks Canada urged to extend Jasper backcountr­y restrictio­ns to save caribou
• Made-in-alberta robot aims to keep birds safe near power lines
• BEHIND HER GUISE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Bureaucrac­y mars public health tool
• DEMONSTRAT­ORS IN DOZENS OF PLACES ACROSS MYANMAR STAGED CANDLELIT, NIGHTTIME PROTESTS OVER THE WEEKEND, MAINTAININ­G THEIR DOGGED OPPOSITION TO MILITARY RULE DESPITE A RISING DEATH TOLL.
• Campaign highlights consequenc­es of hate on social media
• RCMP discrimina­ted against Boushie's mother: watchdog
• St. John's diocese to sell land to settle historic abuse claims
• ALASKA'S LIFEBOAT
• Nestle recycles cocoa waste to replace sugar in chocolate
• Smith showing that age need not mean decline
• RETURN TO TORONTO? JAYS BOSS OPTIMISTIC
• Wild set to face Ducks after two big losses
• CANADIANS CLOSE IN ON OLYMPIC QUALIFICAT­ION
• Nurse enjoying breakout season for Oilers
• HOROSCOPE

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