Edmonton Journal - 2022-09-21

• Victoria filmmaker saves war stories — while he can
• Inquiry puts spotlight on home schooling
• Roger Bilodeau to appeal 10-year sentence in deaths of Métis-cree hunters
• `Catastroph­ic' weather events wreak financial havoc on the province, report finds
• Union demands SAIT close on statutory holiday
• Sentencing for extortioni­st in Todd case pushed back
• Pay attention to Quebec
• Ottawa must streamline LNG export approvals
• Beef producers in Sask. ponder processing plant
• From Kashmir TO LADAKH
• ENHANCE YOUR TACO GAME
• Tomatoes stuffed with southern comfort
• QUESOTACOS WITH PEPPERS AND ONIONS
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• 'I never did what she accuses me of,' Maj.-gen. Dany Fortin tells trial
• Liberals vow to focus on affordabil­ity
• Ex-chief executive of CPP fund launches private capital platform
• Canadian inflation cools off more than expected
• Lumber producers' cutbacks a signal that higher interest rates taking root
• Musk faces skeptics as Tesla gets ready to introduce `Optimus' robot
• In the land of Maradona and Messi, fans jostle for World Cup stickers
• AS CAMPS OPEN, ALL CANADIAN NHL TEAMS HAVE SOMETHING TO PROVE
• Mackinnon's extension sets league record at $100.8 million CHARA, YANDLE AND SUBBAN HANG UP THE SKATES
• JAYS FEEL WELL-ARMED FOR POST-SEASON TEST
• With Griner in jail, WNBA players skip Russia in off-season

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Edmonton Journal - 2022-09-22