Edmonton Journal - 2017-06-17

• ‘PEACEFUL AND HUMANE’
• LIGHTING A SACRED FIRE
• OILSANDS FIRMS PUT ON NOTICE
• TRADE TALK
• ‘EDMONTON IS ... A SAFE CITY’
• Trump orders clampdown on travel and trade
• Amazon deal will shake industry: experts
• Alberta’s right isn’t looking very united
• Modernized trade deal beneficial: Mulroney
• Burden on oilsands just got heavier
• That’s a lot of Liams and Olivias
• Fraudster’s tale may not be over yet
• City to attack dandelions on sports fields with eco-herbicide
• Green advocate dropped from panel
• New design aims to make ‘End of the World’ safer
• Photo radar official accused of sexual assault denied bail
• Massive pot production facility continues to grow near airport
• Charges laid after man claims to be police officer online
• RCMP officer charged in 2016 crash that killed pedestrian near Anzac
• Call for more expert testimony delays inquiry into girl’s death by months
• Killing of senior was ‘practice’ for dad and child, Saretzky told police
• Drug house tenants evicted after fatal overdose
• Local online startup promises ‘to disrupt the music industry’
• CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WILL TEACH SANCTITY OF LIFE
• Roughing it for a good cause
• “I now hear every word that is said in my business meetings.”
• Not Manchester. Not the LONDON BRIDGE attack. It is the GRENFELL TOWER FIRE that has torn Britain apart and EXPOSED THE RIFTS dividing the nation.
• ICONIC & ordinary
• Cosby jury remain mired in deadlock
• Today’s crossword
• new york times crossword
• new York Times sunday crossword
• aces on bridge
• $350M fund to rescue journalism
• Fiera CEO forecasts US$90 oil by 2020
• Walmart inks $310M deal for online retailer Bonobos
• Drabinsky banned from capital markets
• Brookfield would consider deal for Home Capital — on the right terms
• ROY LEADBEATER 1928-2017
• IN HER WORDS: Why I chose a medically assisted death
• MEDICAL AID IN DYING IN ALBERTA
• According to Albert Einstein ...
• FORSOOTH, YONDER SUNSET GLOWS!
• Top chamber musicians to play Summer Solstice Music Festival
• FILM EXPLORES IMMIGRANT ANGST OVER LONG-DISTANCE FAMILY TIES
• Rockin’ Robyn’s may be a diner, but it’s no greasy spoon
• Cara grapples with the jitters
• Hunt is staying true to himself
• Perfect fare for summer viewing
• Sidney’s choice
• The rise of the resistance
• MORE THAN A DIVERSION
• VICKY’S HOMES RAISES THE BAR WITH ITS LATEST BUILD
• PROTECT THE FRUITS OF YOUR LABOUR
• Troika to give away home in Stewart Greens
• Home quality is matter of having right builder
• Wallpaper flower power
• COME FOR THE MUSHROOMS, STAY FOR THE HAM
• SERIOUSLY SWEET TOURISM
• SMALL-SHIP TRIP OFFERS BIG SIGHTS
• Museum chronicles the best of the worst
• Coach faces tough task of making final-roster cuts
• ROLLER-COASTER RIDE FOR CASEY ON TOUGHER DAY 2
• Knights could pick local boy Zucker
• Top teams meet at Confederat­ions Cup
• Hadwin still in the hunt despite tough finish
• QB draws inspiratio­n from deceased uncle
• Phelps to race a great white shark
• Williams already focused on return to court
• “POP CULTURE”
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE

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