Edmonton Journal - 2016-07-29

• COURAGE, MY WORD!
• Horse racing at K-Days likely in the final stretch
• Flood fixes aren’t in budget: officials
• BRUTAL BEGINNING
• BEER BOOST
• Jason Bourne spends too much time staring at computers
• Oilsands assets could be ‘stranded,’ CEO says
• Clinton speech targets a wide coalition of voters
• Bike-lane design sparks collision fears
• Victim of ‘Balaclava Rapist’ speaks out
• Rogers apologizes for glitch
• Hailstorm damage could hit $52 million: Insurance Bureau
• Two men charged with first-degree murder in city’s 28th homicide of ’16
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• RCMP remains mum on suspects in teen couple’s homicides
• Province urged to cut losses in PPA battle
• $100K being spent to advertise power contract lawsuit
• Water pours into Alberta legislatur­e
• 40 bus shelters to be lit by solar-electric panels
• Longtime gay-bar owner retiring after 23 years
• School merges anti-radicaliza­tion, religious messages
• More help promised for small businesses
• Man charged with murder in death of girlfriend’s baby boy
• Retailers swamped with demand for bear spray
• $87.5M in fire aid on its way to Fort McMurray
• Ending real estate self-regulation in B.C. improves transparen­cy
• EPS IMAGE TAKES A HIT
• Canada no longer a ‘can-do’ country
• Forcillo gets six years in shooting
• SEVERAL QUEBEC POLICE OFFICERS ENGAGED IN SEXUAL MISCONDUCT WHILE WORKING AS UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPE­RS IN HAITI, BUT THEY HAVE RETIRED RATHER THAN FACE DISCIPLINA­RY PROCEEDING­S.
• POKEMON GO: A SOCIAL MIRROR.
• HOW AN OLD CARCASS IS KEY TO A NEW OUTBREAK
• VANCOUVER’S POT SHOPS FLOURISH, FLOUTING RULES
• WHY TRUMP’S TAX RETURNS ARE A BIG DEAL
• Simple sanity can clinch it for Clinton
• Why is Phoenix a hassle?
• More buckle under weight of debt
• PASSION FOR CHARITY
• ‘Learn’ from oil spill, says CEO
• Stage 3 helps shipping industry navigate stormy seas
• READY TO RAUNCH
• Steena Homes taps into a mother’s fears
• Café Society looks great but lacks real depth
• Principles hard, but parenting is harder
• THERE’S LOTS OF FUN IN AUGUST
• TO DIE OR NOT TO DIE?
• ALWAYS THE BRIDESMAID ...
• Some ideas for your summer reading
• new york Times Crossword
• Aces On Bridge
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• We Are Savvy
• SUBARU PACKS MORE FUN INTO BRZ
• SPORTS CAR-ISH
• RIDE SHARING
• MUSK’S MASTER PLAN MORE ‘DUH’ THAN ‘DEUX’
• High-tech safety features need care
• INFINITI NOSES INTO CUV LANE
• Stuntman to retry failed canyon jump
• Leader plays it rough at Oil Country tournament
• TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS
• SETTING THE PACE AT PGA
• ESKIMOS REGRESSING ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BALL
• Maas and Nichols members of mutual admiration society
• Patriots begin shift to Garoppolo
• Pitching help needed, but at what price?
• OUR MEDAL HOPES
• U of Alberta tennis teams serve up success

Edmonton Journal - 2016-07-28

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