Edmonton Journal - 2018-07-20

• A-LISTERS IN B-MOVIES
• AUTO TARIFF WARNING
• Freedom’s low-cost plans undercut Big Three
• St. Albert’s Armstrong takes Alberta Amateur title
• How banning plastic straws won’t help the oceans
• Two inmates describe search, lockdown
• Senate rebukes Trump; Putin visit to D.C. in works
• Tilray’s value soars after listing on Nasdaq
• MEG faces costly fight on patents
• Cubs found in Banff bathroom returned to wild after 15 months
• Province, roadbuilde­rs feud over $500M deal involving B.C. firm DEAN BENNETT
• Heat wave puts Alberta’s power demand near winter levels
• Transport minister urged to fill void in bus service
• Calgary airport doubles baggage capacity
• Liberals set up hotline to track EMS response times
• Woman faces assault charge in connection with Meadowlark crash
• Three fire department­s respond to blaze at Barons landmark
• Nearly 175,000L of oil, water leak from pipeline
• People with disabiliti­es relive nightmare as Latimer seeks pardon
• A BIT EARLY TO CRITICIZE
• Celebrate our heritage of giving
• LAWSUIT DETAILS SPY SCANDAL
• MP absolved of harassment claims back in NDP caucus
• Lost shears cause four years of unease at prison
• Canadians sue Iran state TV for smearing father
• World’s translator­s push back on testifying
• From faith worker to cabinet minister
• 28 BUILDINGS EVACUATED IN NYC STEAM PIPE EXPLOSION
• Poisoning suspects sent coded message
• Canadian auto sector endorses plan to retaliate against ‘schoolyard bully’
• Rogers posts ‘best’ results in many years with boost from wireless
• Aeroplan’s charter airline to launch after end of Air Canada partnershi­p
• Review reveals more problems with company disclosure
• Saskatchew­an finishes 2017-18 with surprise reduction in deficit
• Cloud gives Microsoft Q4 lift as sales top estimates
• Greenpeace members arrested after Trans Mountain protest
• Detour Gold warns of hedge fund’s forced ‘fire sale’
• Cockroach-like bots, flying taxis are among air show’s tech highlights
• A FAMILIAR TUNE
• Avenging angle
• System failure
• OUT OF THE SHADOWS
• Blood money
• Women of the hour
• A FAMILY FOUND ERIC VOLMERS
• Jonas gets into the fragrance game
• A COMPLEX LIFE, EXAMINED
• A tragic and secret family history
• Marvel movie brings veteran actors together
• new york times crossword
• Aces On BRIDGE
• TODAY’S crossword
• THE BARK AND THE BITE
• Less than purr-fect
• Become a better listener
• Oleksiak golden, but she’s not happy
• Carnoustie’s thirsty grass rolls out the welcome mat
• Leonard belongs among NBA’s elite
• Carnoustie not the only ‘horror’ for Vegas
• Slain skating star will be ‘greatly missed’
• PLAYING FOR PRIDE AND NOT MUCH ELSE
• Contenders putting AL rivals to shame
• GEMMA KARSTENS-SMITH National softball star takes another shot at realizing Olympic dream
• Stacked Falcons balk at renegotiat­ing Jones’ contract
• Canada’s rugby teams facing an unforgivin­g Sevens World Cup format
• Lincicome struggles in PGA Tour introducti­on
• HOROSCOPE
• JEROME PUGMIRE Hamilton ends self-imposed delay to stay with Mercedes
• Riders complete sweep of Ticats
• Thanks for the memories, ex-Rider Fantuz tells fans
• JIL McINTOSH ALL YOU’D EXPECT FROM AMG, BUT SMALLER
• GOLIATH OF A CAR CHALLENGES DRIVERS
• Mercedes-Benz was revved up about ‘future of mobility’ in 1986
• THERE’S NO ONE TO BLAME BUT OURSELVES FOR HIGH GAS PRICES
• SPECIAL LITTLE SPORTS CAR THAT ENHANCED A DYNASTY
• ANOTHER HOME RUN FOR BMW’S M GROUP
• THE 10 MOST POPULAR CANADIAN-MADE VEHICLES
• Motorcycle lane filtering can benefit all drivers
• CURRICULUM CONTROVERS­Y
• PROGRESS AT MISERICORD­IA

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