Edmonton Journal - 2017-07-03

• Empty office space growing concern
• GUEST APPEARANCE AT CAMP
• We asked: What is it like being ‘carded’ by police?
• Weather can make or break crops
• Howson tapped to develop players
• Boeing poised to get C-17 contract
• Minister to review school discipline
• How to beat heat on race day
• Two Albertans named newest astronauts
• Trump tweet ramps up feud with CNN
• Switching lead singers can work
• Self-driving in road chaos of India
• Fyfe saved peregrine falcons
• Reprieve for Guatemalan family facing deportatio­n
• Paying for the suburbs, rebranding city expected to be hot topics as council wraps
• Barbecue food truck found but thieves stole meat, drink
• Edmonton Police Service ask for $1 million upgrade to gun range
• One dead after early morning shooting in core
• Wait time for continuing care grows: report
• Iron Man to attempt daily half triathlons for month
• Jurassic Park spurs on search for dinosaur DNA
• Urban cowboy vows he won’t be corralled
• Will media blink first in game of chicken?
• Lawyers step up to help those hit by U.S. travel ban
• FRANCE STEPPING UP EFFORTS IN AFRICA
• Ex-Israeli PM Olmert released from prison
• PSP Investment­s seeks Asia base in quest for deals
• Eskimos employ ‘next man up’ philosophy
• Lowe looks to follow dad’s successful Oilers experience
• Henderson good, but Kang great
• GMs get smarter, stingier with free agent signings
• THE SINKING SHIP ARGONAUT?
• NO DOUBTING THOMAS IN ALBERTA MID-AMATEUR
• Mickelson immersed in Calgary project
• Six Canadians in Wimbledon’s singles draw
• Lowry, Ibaka staying with Raps
• Fintech drives innovation in banking
• FIVE HEALTH BENEFITS OF HAVING MORE SEX IN MID-LIFE
• MID-LIFE SEX WHAT’S NOT TO LIKE?
• Skin care for the sporty
• Canada holds ‘world’s largest sleep study’
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Class is back to reality

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