Edmonton Journal - 2017-07-01

• IMMIGRATIO­N NATION
• OF POTATOES AND PRINCES
• REDS AND WHITES
• Pianofest returns for another encore
• Some aboriginal groups stru gle with 150th
• Producers scramble to meet goal
• Pipeline ‘not top priority’: Horgan
• PAULA SIMONS:
• Eleven Mounties re-enact historic journey
• Indigenous groups struggle with how to mark 150th anniversar­y
• Edmonton and partners strike a deal on airport
• Messier’s Order of Canada appointmen­t bitterswee­t in wake of Semenko’s death
• ‘Dream come true’ for Boyle Street centre grads
• Appeals court overturns acquittal in Gladue case
• REMARKABLE ALBERTANS:
• WHAT OUR READERS THINK
• Christian school cut loose over ‘offensive’ Bible verse
• Doctors need time to assess brothers who raped teen girl
• WITHOUT NEW RESOURCES, EXPECT MORE INJUSTICES
• GET OVER IT, CANADA
• HOW WE STACK UP AS A NATION.
• Brain drain
• RAILROADED ACROSS THE LAND
• BIG FLAG FLAP
• GDP’s momentum boosts case for rate hike: experts
• ‘Bombshell’ patent ruling seen as favouring foreign drug companies
• LET YOUR CAR SPEAK FOR ITSELF
• Keeping kids grounded
• Leave the sculpting for later and pay the mortgage, pronto
• Tax court not easily swayed when it comes to deducting legal fees
• PARENTS’ LEAP OF FAITH LED TO CANADIAN LIFE
• ‘What’s happening in this part of the world?’
• IN SEARCH OF A CANADA PERFECT AS A PICTURE
• ‘You’re new in town aren’t you?’
• “UP THE RIVER”
• FURNITURE THAT PEOPLE CAN LIVE WITH
• MAGRATH MANSION OPENING DOORS FOR CANADA 150 SUNDAY
• STAYING COOL IN THE SUMMER
• EXPRESS YOUR TRUE PATRIOT LOVE WITH A NEW MAPLE TREE
• Moving some plants? Follow a few simple tips to ensure their survival
• TURNING CHOPSTICKS INTO NEW TABLETOPS
• Cleaning mildew from silicone sealant
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• Aces on bridge
• TOAST MASTERS
• AND THE WINNERS ARE ...
• SIMPLE, FAMILIAR FARE HAS NEVER TASTED SO GOOD
• Popular Canadian tourist attraction­s
• How Canada came to be
• Fascinatin­g facts about Canada
• Four Canadian companies showing serious patriotic pride
• Explore Canada’s hidden gems for its 150th
• A SENSE OF PLACE
• BEST SELLERS
• ALL ABOARD
• Sky opens up Norwegian ocean-cruise possibilit­ies
• Eskimos rebound to beat Alouettes in home opener
• KLIMAS FOLLOW DAD’S EXAMPLE
• CFL OVERCOMES OBSTACLES
• Featherwei­ght champ eager to defend titles
• Oilers not feeling too slick about NHL’s free agency
• Henderson in running to repeat at Women’s PGA Championsh­ip
• No easy path to Wimbledon men’s final
• And then there were six
• Basking in the GLOW

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