Edmonton Journal - 2019-06-21

• FAMILIES DEVASTATED
• ESKIMOS READY FOR REILLY
• Law aims to freeze oil royalty structure
• TOY STORY CONTINUES
• First Nations’ TMX support a blow to oilsands foes
• Pardons for non-violent offenders urged
• Featherwei­ght champion puts titles on the line
• PM, Trump pledge to work on China and trade
• Union talks court action as Kenney plugs ears
• Solar panels do not belong in a river valley
• Effects of legalized pot ‘lower than expected’
• Province launches carbon tax challenge
• Province officially axes plan to create $595-million superlab
• Trudeau hasn’t actually done Alberta any favours
• Pipeline politics trumps Canada’s best interests
• ‘Friends’ pledge to work together
• U.S. ‘will not stand for it’
• The Senate has barely passed a bill bann ing oil tankers from loading at ports on British Columbia’s north coast. The controvers­ial bill slipped through on a vote of 49 to 46 Thursday.
• Norman probe fizzles to an end.
• We’re not as well off as Coyne thinks
• Iraqi-Canadian gets 26 years for role in deadly bombing
• U.S. cross honouring war dead can stay
• Social media ‘influencer­s’ campaign nixed
• Trump weighs limits on uranium imports after Commerce Dept. cites security risk
• Slack stock surges at debut, values company at over US$25B
• Bank of Montreal CEO surpasses U.S. growth target in six months
• QuadrigaCX CEO’s actions ultimately led to collapse of crypto exchange: report
• Lululemon men’s-only stores quietly close after short runs
• American companies press Washington to nix China tariff plan
• Trump believes he has power to demote Fed’s Powell: sources
• Desjardins employee behind breach for 2.9M members
• Smart buildings are getting smarter, but can building managers keep up?
• Why traders say USMCA won’t make exporting Canadian oil easier
• All dolled up ... again
• Are you prepared for a fash-assination?
• Don’t ask Reeves if Hollywood is really having a ‘Keanussanc­e’
• Full of Hart
• Some assembly required
• Hitting high notes Chris Knight
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• How Hader built Barry
• Sweet ride Eric Volmers
• Oilers won’t flinch in face of ultimatum
• Playfair an obvious choice to join Tippett’s staff
• Player safety fight escalates over suspension
• Trade rumour mill in full churn ahead of NHL draft weekend
• Barrett alr eady getting cheers from Knicks fans
• Rays proposal shows Major League Baseball is serious about Montreal
• XFL adds new wrinkles to Game
• Slow start proves costly in loss to fearless Dutch
• Loss to U.S. pits Swedes against Canada
• Santa Fe makes sense
• Scat Pack is sweet sp ot for A SPECIA L sp orts car
• How to keep on top of shine-killing substances
• My father would embarrass me constantly — and I miss it
• Is Uber doomed?
• Macan bestseller for good reason Costa Mouzouris
• Where to Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day
• APTN to broadcast Indigenous music, dancing and culture live from Fort Calgary
• Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
• VICTIMS’ NAMES TO BE RELEASED

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Edmonton Journal - 2019-06-22