Edmonton Journal - 2019-06-24

• HISTORIC OLD GLENORA UNDER SIEGE
• Scientists, farmers celebrate 90 years of research into a unique strain of soil
• NO QUICK FIXES FOR OILERS
• Did QB Reilly make mistake by joining B.C.?
• Hepatitis C program for ex-inmates
• Clinic aims to aid South Asian community
• Bike ride raises big cash for charity
• Virtual reality experience helps U of A students battle test anxiety
• Riverbend-area Catholic schools shifting early childhood programmin­g
• Grande Cache man who died trying to save toddler lauded
• Businesses pledge to maintain $15 minimum wage
• Costly Joint Pain Injections Replaced By New $1 Painkiller for Arthritis
• Skilled trades caucus to advise minister on practical education
• New Prostate Pill Helps Men Regain Bladder Control Day and Night
• Passion for sweet stuff prompts new Canadian to launch own business
• Prime Minister Justin Trudeau waves to spectators at the Pride parade in To ronto on Sunday.
• Iraqi Kurds seek Canada’s help
• Canadian David Saint-Jacques returns to Earth on Mo nday following a 6-month mission aboard the Internatio­nal Sp ace Station.
• Czechs demand PM’s Ouster.
• Methane ‘spike’ found by Mars rover
• Ottawa-union deal ‘beginning of a wave’
• Rules mulled to protect Indigenous expression
• ‘It’s demanding to be a middle-class Canadian’
• Bill to help traumatize­d jurors dies in Senate
• Iran warns U.S. of risks of military confrontat­ion
• Like it or not, glyphosate is a big part of Canadian farming
• How companies are de-stressing workforces
• Money-laundering watchdog launches crypto crackdown
• Wait was worth it for Oil Kings’ Robertson
• The Ranch proves less is more as course makes improvemen­ts to quality, number of bunkers
• Cap space is gold in today’s NHL
• Green’s first LPGA win ends up being major deal
• Dominant Hamilton widens his F1 lead
• Shopping time arrives for NHL free agents
• England blanks Cameroon amid anger over VAR
• HOST CANUCKS DID WELL AT THE NHL DRAFT
• Argos have little hope without a viable QB
• HOROSCOPE by Jacqueline Bigar
• Recovering from compassion fatigue
• More tortoise than hare
• Get a grip on your health
• Reinventin­g the wheel
• Hotel antics make for a breezy summer watch
• Keeping history alive
• Upcoming events for seniors
• ‘Grow A Row’ for Meals on Wheels
• Cree language classes at Indigenous seniors group aids reconcilia­tion
• Volunteeri­ng has physical and mental health benefits for older adults
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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