Edmonton Journal - 2017-07-12

• Researcher­s are digging into past of industrial shanty town
• Council gets it right on photo radar warnings
• SISTERS COOK UP GREAT READ
• MORE TRUMP TROUBLES?
• Sunderland and Maas the perfect duo
• Markets already preparing for rate hike
• Public’s help urged after local artist’s work stolen
• More turmoil for missing, murdered inquiry
• Monument for victims of residentia­l schools
• Lev Tahor leader’s death puts sect’s future in doubt
• TRANSIT-UBER IDEA FAILS
• Alberta sunshine lists partly cloudy, critics say
• First-degree murder charge laid in death of St. Albert man
• ‘PRAY FOR THE UNITED STATES ... AND PRAY FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP AS WELL’
• Young entreprene­urs hoping time is right for watch startup
• U of A researcher­s agape at late-night raids by owls, raccoons on nestlings of threatened hawks
• Trudeau to attend Stampede after all
• Critics say garage suite rules preclude wheelchair access
• Culture clash poses challenges for Tim Hortons
• Don’t underestim­ate the North Korean threat
• let the gamificati­on begin ... a fintech revolution
• A NEW ROUTE TO SAINTHOOD.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT SLEEP
• B.C. wildfire situation ‘still deteriorat­ing’
• Russian lawyer responds to Trump Jr. email flap
• Working up an appetite
• Special forces unit move on standby
• Atlantic Canada casts net for tourists
• Khadr deal ‘set the bar,’ says fellow ex-detainee
• ‘He was a great fella, and he really cared’
• Schedule puts Ottawa squad to the test
• Eskimos motivated, eager for rematch with Redblacks
• Former Oilers VP joins Islanders to coach forwards
• Local bull rider, movie stuntman has dreams of Stampede glory
• Peebles puts in hard work despite pain, injuries
• Storied career nears end
• OLYMPIC BIDDERS MUST DEMAND A FAIR SHARE
• Golfers don’t want to talk about Trump at U.S. Open
• ALS BUMPED UP TO FIRST CLASS
• POWER RANKINGS WEEK 3
• Cano’s blast gives AL an all-star lift
• B.C. wildfires wreak havoc on resource industry
• Cheaper fuel, stronger loonie help airlines take flight
• Snap and Blue Apron continue to suffer post-IPO plunge
• N.B. premier takes NAFTA issues to Washington
• ‘We can’t just match cash flows’: OPTrust takes risks to shore up returns
• SO YOU PUT A RING ON IT AND NOW YOU WANT IT BACK ...
• MOMMY’S ‘ME TIME’
• A summertime treat
• A peach of a dish
• BEET-PICKLED EGGS
• HOMESTEAD DEVILLED EGGS
• Webs well woven
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Salvation debuts

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