Edmonton Journal - 2015-07-08

• Contractor, city spar over LRT
• Edmonton troops join forest-fire battle
• TransAlta testing Tesla batteries.
• Tell us who’s best for brunch.
• From church to new music venue.
• David Staples.
• Escaped tortoise Tucker returned to family
• July 8, 1940: City boy drowns in Whitemud Creek
• Royal Alex upgrades focused on mental health, addictions
• 31-year-old sentenced for ordering stun guns
• NDP cancels $75M cut to PCNs
• Workplace protection for farm workers ‘a priority’
• Infrastruc­ture sunshine list coming
• Pauly the six-legged stray to have limbs removed
• Oversight loose on gravel pits
• 95th Ave. bike lane on its way out
• Fast-moving fire at La Ronge doorstep
• Inquiry underway for pair accused of plotting attack
• Soldier’s parents disgusted by general’s letter
• Gastric-bypass dispute leads to hunger strike
• Conservati­ves unleash wave of patronage
• Natives urged to hold noses and vote
• Terrorist twin given severe beating
• Request raises ethical dilemma
• Accused bomber, ex-wife seemed to be over worst
• Young boy critical after six-year-old crashes ATV
• Pound cake and public morality
• EU tells Greece: Have a plan by Sunday
• Call for boycott on Israel gains strength globally
• 10 years after attack, Britons still mourn
• Stalled LRT kills impetus
• A report card on projects
• It’s time to act on pharmacare
• NIN: Not Infringeme­nt, Necessaril­y
• Vancouver mayor to attend meet on climate change
• Spanish woman suspected of recruiting girls for ISIL
• Calgary firms find solace in lower costs
• Apache’s $16K fine for spill blasted
• Carnival cruise line sets course for Cuba
• Dismal trade data could seal BoC rate cut
• Canadian Energy Services takes on chemical giants
• Silver Wheaton shares fall 12% as CRA seeks $200M
• The key to buying shares in open market? People
• Provincial migration a boon to real estate
• MARKETS RISE ON COMMODITIE­S’ SLIDE
• What’s the best thing you’ve learned through Capital Ideas?
• Rookie backup quarterbac­k gets off to a promising start
• Sprinter found another gear
• See CFL’s new rules for yourself
• Brooke Henderson plays through pain
• For players, ‘there’s no place like home’
• Durant prepared for challengin­g recovery from Achilles injury
• Rule changes boost scoring, net offence
• Serena the queen of aces
• Magali magic possible in rugby sevens
• Miranda Lambert’s enjoying her salad days
• Where to shelter from sex and gore on TV
• Fringe resolves volunteer fiasco
• Seth McFarlane’s shtick getting threadbare
• There’s always someone to die
• Actors had fun march to The Gallows
• The next Bacheloret­te? Let’s try Amy Schumer
• TV tonight
• Making a career out of waiting on tables
• Chicken on the grill is light summer fare
• Fragrant lavender evokes the cuisine of Provence
• Salvadoran cuisine satisfying, inexpensiv­e
• Duchess cookbook up for award
• Drinks for all at food festival

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