Edmonton Journal - 2017-06-16

• New bike lanes ready to roll
• Eggen needs to end the failed ‘discovery math’ experiment
• CARS HAS RUN ITS COURSE
• ‘HE IS A CON MAN’
• Anti-psychotic prescripti­ons for insomnia on rise
• Initiative calls for ‘radical collaborat­ion’
• Carpenter set to take Charron’s rugby record
• Edmonton-area prospects have a shot
• Rememberin­g a true ‘thought leader’
• No more locked phones, CRTC says
• Oilsands production to dip
• CN Rail fined $2.5M for spilling diesel into river
• City hopes to have recalled slides replaced before end of summer
• Provincial grant to increase elder-abuse prevention programs
• ‘We are going to focus like a laser’: Key quotes in Alberta’s math debate
• TOURING THE NEW DOWNTOWN BIKE NETWORK
• Man who fled after running over his ex gets 15 months
• U of A race team set to hit the track
• Vision of sustainabi­lity could power United Conservati­ve Party
• CANADA STEPS UP
• Violent altercatio­n leads to fatality at north end complex
• Jubilee Park Campground opens a pair of new comfort cabins
• POSTERS OF MISSING PEOPLE HAVE SPRUNG UP AROUND THE BURNT-OUT HULK OF GRENFELL TOWER IN LONDON. THE DEATH TOLL STANDS AT 17, BUT IS EXPECTED TO RISE.
• PARLIAMENT­ARY PUSHBACK
• THREATS, ABUSE, WHEEL NUTS LOOSENED ON CAR WHEELS — JUST SOME OF THE TACTICS USED BY MONTREAL’S BLUE-COLLAR UNION ON MEMBERS WHO HAD FALLEN OUT OF FAVOUR, ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS.
• Air force SIX
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT REBEL WILSON’S LAWSUIT
• Passengers recount ‘terrifying’ flight
• Low-carbon fund exclusion unfair: Saskatchew­an Minister says his province will still apply for cash
• RCMP boss: carbine rollout ‘reasonable’
• Canada can’t keep pace with asylum claims
• Trump aims tirade at special investigat­or
• MUSE WHO NEVER STOPPED ROLLING
• Student freed by N. Korea has severe injury
• Maryland confident it can impose topless laws
• Divisive ‘us’ holding up anthem bill
• Questions remain following Home Capital deal
• Boeing complaint won’t ‘slow us down,’ Bombardier says
• Home Capital stock makes a big move after settlement
• $15M debenture issue will help Mogo expand its fintech loan book
• Bitcoin bubble bursts as cryptocurr­ency drops nearly 20 per cent
• Poloz’s surprise talk of tightening leads investors to price in 2017 rate hike
• IN DEFENCE OF ‘BEST INTEREST’
• PM rejects call for tax on broadband Internet
• PENALTY FOR ROUGHING
• AUTO PARTS
• Oh Henry, you could have been so much better
• There’s more than meets the eyez
• CREEPY OR COOL?
• GIVE THE GIFT OF GOOD GROOMING
• The right fit
• SUMMERTIME COOL
• Be strict about snoozing
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Hockey scores top spot
• HOROSCOPE
• REVIVALS, REWORKINGS AND RESUSCITAT­IONS
• Eskimos sit 16 starters in tie with Blue Bombers
• Sunderland slips easily into new role as Eskimos’ GM
• Ex-Eskimo uses boxing to turn his life around
• ONE DAY IN, AND FOWLER MAKES MAJOR LOOK EASY
• Marquee bout could revitalize UFC brand
• HADWIN GOES ON A RECORD BIRDIE SPREE
• IT’S DEAL TIME FOR VEGAS
• THE KNIGHT LIFE WILL CHANGE LAS VEGAS
• NFL settles two concussion claims for $9M
• GET THAT BALL UP
• CHEVY RAISES ITS CROSSOVER GAME
• A DRIVER’S CAR
• DYNAMIC RIDE
• SUPERSIZED INFINITY ONE OF LAST TRUE SUVS OUT THERE
• Subaru releasing hardcore STI model

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