Edmonton Journal - 2017-06-24

• WAITING ON JOINT DECISIONS
• SMALL WINGER PLAYS BIG
• 1,400 COURT CASES IN JEOPARDY
• SOUTH SUDAN CRISIS GROWS
• MASTERS OF MEAT
• Son of Russian spies wins fight to regain citizenshi­p
• Storms keep arborists hopping
• Community leagues question city stats
• BlackBerry’s rebound hits snag
• Team is better than last year, Reilly says
• Police officer docked 70 hours’ pay for drunk-driving conviction
• Officials seek to calm fears over dramatic transit system overhaul
• Engineers to consider widening of High Level Bridge
• Hope Mission food truck set to cruise across Alberta this summer
• Police probe homicide outside rental complex
• U of A’s infectious disease department celebrates 50 years
• Rights panel will not hear appeal from fired transgende­r teacher
• United Way staff recall woman’s selfless manner
• Vet guilty of animal mistreatme­nt surrenders dogs
• Wildrose pushes for more help for victims
• WHY WON’T POLITICIAN­S SPEAK OUT AGAINST HATE?
• ‘Failure’ to follow protocol opens appeal court to bias: judge
• bountiful & beloved
• ‘Drunken fool’ sends ill-gotten toe back
• Access to info reforms ‘fall far short’
• Bid made for non-binary birth certificat­e
• Fridge started London fire: police
• CIBC eyes U.S. growth as deal for lender closes
• Harrison goes full steam ahead at CSX Corp.
• Refinery investors seeking exit from costly project
• Price tag for Muskrat Falls hydro rises by another billion, CEO says
• N.B. mine gets federal environmen­tal green light
• LABOUR CHANGES WILL HURT ONTARIO’S EMPLOYERS THE MOST
• Uber vowed to cover legal fees for engineer over trade secrets
• ‘It makes you hate politics’
• DAWN OF DOMESTICIT­Y?
• A BOLD ‘HUMAN PROJECT’
• 15 CANADIAN ACHIEVEMEN­TS YOU’RE WELCOME, WORLD
• BUYING A HOME CAN BE A MATTER OF STYLE
• Pull landscapin­g mulches away from trees to water properly
• Calm, cool and refreshed
• BOARD HAS RIGHT TO DENY SCREENED-IN BALCONY
• Lakefront living in the Okanagan
• A guide to repairing vs. replacing appliances
• TERMITES CAUSE MAJOR HEADACHES FOR HOMEOWNERS
• Make backsplash timeless
• MCCASLIN’S MUSIC
• New walking tour takes food lovers to downtown restaurant­s
• POSTPARTUM HAIR LOSS IS NOTHING TO OBSESS OVER
• Quality usually trumps quantity when it comes to exercise
• THE LITERARY VENTRILOQU­IST
• Celebratin­g Canada, from coast to coast
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Paradise found?
• More Power to you
• BALLOONING OVER BAGAN
• Total eclipse will be sight to behold at sea
• CELEBRATE CANADA DAY CROSS-COUNTRY
• ‘SOMETHING SPECIAL CAN HAPPEN HERE’
• RUSSELL’S FOUR-YEAR, $16M DEAL NOT LIKE OILERS’ EARLIER MISFIRES
• GOLDEN GLASS CARRIES HOPES OF A FRANCHISE
• No. 1 pick Hischier is the Devils’ own
• Silva and Sonnen face off in what could be pay-per-view bonzana for UFC rival
• Raptors must adjust to tighter salary cap
• DeLaet in hunt as Spieth stays atop Travelers
• “SCUSE ME”

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