Edmonton Journal - 2017-06-12

• 150 influentia­l Albertans
• Bold targets aim to improve social worker caseloads
• PENGUINS REPEAT AS CHAMPS
• CAPPIES AWARDS
• Office to curb extremism among nation’s youth
• Nadal wins his 10th French Open
• Concert raises funds to fight mental-health problems
• The dangers of vitamin overload
• British have chosen a spectacula­r mess
• Pride flag cut down outside high school
• Paddlers to embark on 1,600-km marathon canoe race
• How a property owner could see a 30-per-cent tax hike
• Two-spirit community serves for first time as parade grand marshals
• Medical pot a growing issue among workplaces
• March seeks answers on missing, murdered women
• Complaints against nurses in Alberta nearly triple in decade
• Leading experts say gluten-free diet not a panacea
• Second sibling, 16, dies in hospital following June 4 house fire
• QUEBEC VILLAGE STUNNED BY DEATHS
• FIVE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT UNPLUGGING
• Come From Away takes best director of a musical
• HOW BANKS ARE USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGEN­CE
• Crowded playoff decides Canadian LPGA tourney
• Unseeded Ostapenko stuns Halep in final
• Berger rallies to defend St. Jude title
• FRANKLIN BRIGHT SPOT IN LOSS
• Eskimos still aren’t ready for prime time
• Esks honour legendary figures
• GOLF COMMUNITY MOURNS DEATH OF SID PUDDICOMBE
• CSA confident of co-hosting 2026 World Cup
• Hamilton’s win at Canadian GP a three-peat
• DO RUNNERS REALLY NEED TO STRETCH?
• The waiting really is the hardest part
• White wine: Don’t drink to that!
• Hot properties
• new YOrk TimeS crOSSwOrD
• AceS On briDge
• Ninja Warrior is back

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