Edmonton Journal - 2022-10-01

• Albertans uneasy about three UCP front-runners, new poll shows
• Judge stands by criticism of lawyer
• Paralyzed cyclist inspires donors to join his cause
• First Nations sign agreement on Nahanni park
• FALLING LOONIE HAS SILVER LINING FOR CANADIAN OILPATCH BUDGETS
• “It's the project of a lifetime”: Harnessing solar power to treat water
• SAIT faces $34M lawsuit over golf course invention
• Calgary UCP MLA Gotfried won't run for re-election
• N.W.T arsenic nightmare will cost $1 billion to stabilize
• Sorry, King Charles, we just don't need you anymore
• The Aga Khan Garden inspires and teaches
• Arctic Ocean acidificat­ion rate shocks experts
• “CHANGE THE WORLD”
• `Fear is contagious' as U.K. crisis risks spreading across markets
• Feds want pensions to finance building of big facilities for electric batteries
• How can I better achieve my goals as set out in my financial plan?
• Negative headlines, procrastin­ation and other things to watch
• Petroleum analyst hopes $1.2 million net worth will go further in Mexico
• B.C. resident takes CRA to court to keep her pandemic benefits
• War on weeds and late-season planting tips
• MUSICIAN MADE HIS UNIQUE MARK
• Bramwell Park steps into solo spotlight with River City Blues
• Edmonton's Melafrique aiming to expand their reach beyond city
• Creative carvers shine at Pumpkins after Dark
• Reports claim that this validated treatment for rheumatoid and osteoarthr­itis pain feels like… “Tiny Pillows Between Your Joints.”
• STAY IMMUNE STRONG - All Year Long
• AN EXERCISE IN BLOODLETTI­NG
• A Sea of hot topics
• When pain reigns
• The B list
• ELKS LOOKING TO STOP SKID AGAINST ALS
• Oilers' bubble players struggle with offence
• Little has changed when it comes to NFL player safety
• `A statistica­l anomaly'
• U.S. smothers Canadians to reach FIBA World Cup final
• WORK JUST BEGINNING FOR JAYS AS PLAYOFF SERIES LOOMS
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• A VIEW OF VERNAZZA
• EMBRACING THE LAKE LIFE IN ST. ALBERT
• City facing shortage of homes in `more affordable price bands'
• Interest rates dampening demand in housing market
• Model's former home sells for $70M
• A SALUTE TO THOSE WHO GIVE BACK
• Fall home maintenanc­e
• SOMETHING BREWING THIS FALL

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