Edmonton Journal - 2021-10-08

• Vaccine skeptic changes her mind
• Alberta to protect businesses requiring vaccinatio­n
• Police seek to outsource collision reporting
• THREE TO SEE
• Mixup comes to light in advance voting during public school board trustee race
• Debate digs into equalizati­on referendum sum effect
• Sask. activates emergency operations for COVID
• Liquor stores went too far with licence scans: watchdog
• Woman urges vaccinatio­ns after sister dies from COVID
• Edmonton needs a leader who will unify us
• Equalizati­on referendum a crucial step in fight for fairness
• MURRAY'S `SMELLY' TENNIS SHOES, WEDDING RING STOLEN
• Scientist probed how brain keeps memories
• Canadian soldiers on guard for the Queen
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Best short-term fix for Elks is winning
• OILERS COUNTING ON FAST START TO SEASON
• Harris, Collaros huddle up over Elks QB'S neck injury
• Elks released guy who became special-teams tackles leader
• MESSIER LOOKS TO `ELEVATE' GAME FOR TV FANS
• Habs' Price in player assistance program
• CANADA'S MIELZYNSKI SKIS WITH A CROWD OF FRIENDS
• TC Energy, startup Nikola envision large hydrogen hubs in Canada, U.S.
• Business is booming for firms that manage paperwork, payroll
• HORRORS OF PAST PERSIST
• SCENE AND HERD
• LET THERE BE LUXURY

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