Edmonton Journal - 2012-06-03

• LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR, WIFE ARRIVE FOR JUBILEE CELEBRATIO­NS
• First Nations schools short $15M funding
• Stranded cyclists can now use AMA membership to get help
• Garden party, musical ride commemorat­e Queen’s Jubilee
• Dubious achievemen­ts in science noted.
• Mad Men look inspires clothing line.
• Kings take command of Stanley Cup.
• First Nations address the dropout problem.
• Wading pools get high-tech facelift
• New toy store gives autistic kids fun ways to develop skills
• U of A scientist looks at ‘organic-like’ Mars rock
• Ian Leggatt lends pro presence to golf fundraiser
• Community leagues reach out to young
• Documents suggest ‘lots of rules broken’
• Premier will give opening remarks at Pride festival
• Rodeo bullfighte­r airlifted after being battered by bull
• Woman sues RCMP, province
• Harper, Tory MPS query Kent on climate change
• Drug case has small B.C. town buzzing with rumour
• UN condemns Canadian security practices
• Deadly shooting sparks mass panic
• Thousands protest in Montreal
• Magnotta spotted in Paris
• Tory staffers counselled over body-parts horror
• Mubarak spared death penalty
• From humble beginnings
• Quebec pot-bangers need better scales of injustice
• Our moment of no-zero envy
• Teacher’s suspension shakes a graduate’s school pride
• The generals and the grunts
• Maple Leaf dress dazzled Canada
• Cadotte Lake students determined to defy the odds
• People who influence the queen
• Mahs’ patriarch remembered by everyone as Uncle Henry
• Building Bridges, issue by issue
• From poverty to literary fame, it’s quite a change-up for author
• Stories to make us feel fiercely alive
• Satmar saga begins in Hungary
• BESTSELLER­S
• A witty look at getting healthy
• Nobel laureate’s novel probes legacy of slavery
• Ford writes emotional dynamite
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S 21 x 21
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• New products claim protection from sun
• Gum bad for memory, study finds
• And then there were five
• Catch them ... if you can
• Another gold- medal performanc­e from Harry Ainlay track star after finding a better life in Canada
• Spurs drop another one to rolling Thunder
• Jim Matheson’s Hockey World
• Fiacconi became a leader during turbulent times
• Lidstrom’s departure leaves void for Detroit
• Objects closer than they appear
• Oilers have to consider Murray as No. 1 pick
• Dixon snaps Penske Racing pole streak
• Red Sox lefty works over Blue Jays
• Prospects management happy with fan turnout
• Raonic misses shot at making history
• ‘The Hoff’ is back in a bathing suit
• New album for Glenn Frey
• Leno still saves all his TV pay for rainy days
• Smart thriller more fun than mega-flop
• Longmire has promise
• Defusing battles over the clicker

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