Edmonton Journal - 2019-06-27

• Downtown property management firm makes flag-flying mandatory for tenants
• Ottawa eyes conversion therapy ban
• LIVIN’ ON THE EDJE
• Norman retiring from military following deal with feds
• Two games in and Esks QB Harris has yet to be sacked
• ESO mesmerizes audience with Potter-themed performanc­e
• Tribute held for 95 people who died homeless in 2018
• Taxpayers deserve the truth about crude by rail
• Tragic photo highlights crisis at border
• 70-unit affordable housing project opens its doors
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• Residents call for end to calcium chloride use
• Council set to move forward on public shisha ban in 2020
• Air show organizers unveil action-packed lineup
• UCP aims to bring back Alberta senate elections
• NDP targets education minister over school budgets
• Alliance aims to restore Alberta ’s mojo
• No charges for officer who ran over deer
• Former prison guard goes to trial in 2020
• MLAs help pack kits for wildfire evacuees
• Bill 8 will make schools less safe for students
• Our diversity makes Canada a stronger nation
• New Patented Pill for Bladder Leaking Makes Stores Debut
• Oil industry’s seismic lines an uncounted source of greenhouse gas: study
• HER EX MUST PAY $490K LEGAL BILL.
• RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS BAN IS UNCANADIAN, MANITOBA PREMIER SAYS.
• NEO-NAZI GROUPS ADDED TO CANADA’S OFFICIAL TERROR LIST
• Looming strike by Ontario teachers may hurt scheer
• Death by Senate: No finger lifted in democracy's defeat
• Heat wave ‘hell’ causes death by ‘hydrocutio­n’
• Palestinia­ns reject White House peace plan
• Iran won’t try to save nuclear deal
• Training mission in Iraq extended
• Shooting case: Mountie says he feared for his life
• Ensure camp is a good fit for your child, doctors say
• Animated discussion
• It’s no laughing matter
• Felder & friends
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• China’s suspension of meat imports to reverberat­e through supply chain
• Firms have message ahead of election: We need more immigrant workers
• Short seller targets Canadian internet firm Tucows
• Scotiabank sells Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands operations
• Hudson Yards developer plans one of Canada’s biggest projects
• Purolator pushes eco-friendly delivery with $1-billion outlay
• White-collar sanctions rise to nearly $110M
• Cannabis drinks will make up to 30% of Canadian pot market, Molson says
• China accused of hacking into tech giants’ networks in attempt to steal data
• Two games and not a scratch
• Oilers weigh upsides for Chiasson, Connolly at right wing
• Oilers draft best friends from same town in Czech Republic
• Wearing the whites at home pays off
• Ellingson aims for perfection
• Move to video reviews no ‘guinea pig experiment’
• NBA players feel pressure to play injured, Iguodala says
• Columbus keeps its options open
• AL teams setting new lows this year
• Canada Day no longer an automatic sellout for Jays
• ‘Difficult’ greens Could be key to winning in Detroit
• Chipping on green champ’s specialty
• Mexican partners to visit CFL

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