Edmonton Journal - 2017-07-07

• WCB report urges change in culture of organizati­on
• SEMENKO’S LEGACY HONOURED
• MMIW hearings to visit city in November
• PROUD TO BE A ROLE MODEL
• Shaye Anderson reaches out to Alberta’s rural voters
• It’s time trailers were more tantalizin­g
• Sears retirees fume over cuts to benefits
• Keeping cool in period clothing
• City endorses quick, ambitious targets for snow and ice removal
• Social studies curriculum is short on history and full of YouTube clips
• Firefighte­r who set CN bridge ablaze gets two-year jail sentence
• Government has already paid Khadr $10.5M: source
• Affordable housing a worthwhile investment
• Alberta can gain from methane emission rules
• Officials hoping to close the gap on homelessne­ss by 2020
• Police receive green light to design new live-fire training centre
• Regulator lays charges in Nexen pipeline incident
• Merkel hopes for G20 win-win
• Critics take aim at ‘medically trained’ naturopath ads
• IN A SPEECH TO CHEERING CROWDS IN WARSAW, TRUMP CALLED ON THE WEST TO DEFEND ITS VALUES AT ALL COSTS: THE ‘FUNDAMENTA­L QUESTION OF OUR TIME IS WHETHER THE WEST HAS THE WILL TO SURVIVE.’
• JORDAN DECISION, ONE YEAR ON,
• Murder, fraud, sex assault: some of the tossed cases
• Maybe not their proudest moment
• Top court upholds breathalyz­er procedures
• Why does Trump like Trudeau? He looks the part
• From cocktails to catwalks
• Liberals tie $33 billion in infrastruc­ture cash to growth, environmen­t
• Banking regulator takes step toward stricter rules for uninsured mortgages
• 100 YEN AT A TIME ...
• Microsoft plans to cut thousands of jobs, most in sales outside U.S.
• Air Canada shares at 10-year high after airline’s bullish outlook
• SEX SHOULDN’T BE THIS BORING — OR PAINFUL
• FUNNY AND SURPRISING
• Husband-and-wife team finds humour in sickness and in health
• Blood and bore
• The Great British Bake Off
• Semenko remembered as ferocious and funny
• Midfielder Nyassi lacking finish for FC Edmonton
• Lions complete successful eastern swing
• Raonic rebounds after first-set loss to Youzhny
• Ahmed finds the right finish in men’s 5,000
• Injured Drouin passes on track nationals
• Olynyk taking his talents to South Beach
• COUSINS CAN PUSH NFL FOR THE REAL DEAL
• ‘I thought I was going to die’
• Zambrano era starts for real at Gold Cup
• Concussion safety among cowboy Pozzobon’s lasting rodeo legacies
• A CIVIC WITH ADRENALIN-JUICING SPEED
• 911 GT2 RS most powerful Porsche
• THE EPITOME OF OPULENCE AND COMFORT
• Some tips for keeping your trailer rolling all summer long
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES On BRIDGE

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