Edmonton Journal - 2019-06-29

• MARKETING A MUSEUM
• 124 street’s cookin’!
• Deficit smaller than expected
• IMPAIRED CANOEING
• Smokehouse BBQ offers mixed results
• Loveridge finds her muse by moving on
• Provincial parks lighten up on booze
• If we want to go green, we have to go nuclear
• Works fest continues to captivate
• Brick tourney celebrates 30 years
• Kenney, Horgan make nice in first meeting as disputes persist
• Alberta Party leader Mandel steps down
• Council approves Epcor plan to fight sewer odour
• Blatchford utility report sparks debate at city committee
• Calgaryhit­speakexcit­ement inJuly as the citycomes to life
• Daughters confront father in Evansburg sex abuse case
• Four Alberta groups to receive federal coal-transition funding
• Woman pleads guilty for her role in 2017 murder
• Top court orders new trial in Alberta sex-assault case
• Bargain-hunting deer aims to save a buck, or some doe
• Licence deadline for bus drivers, farmers extended
• Canada is for everyone; let’s keep it that way
• B.C. argues for injunction against oil-flow legislatio­n
• Canada cannot give in to China
• BIDEN BRUISED IN DEBATE.
• PM, Xi have ‘positive interactio­ns’ at G20
• ‘Traditiona­list’ judge puts Ottawa in its place
• Secrecy shrouds sluggish spy case
• Rape shield law clarity vital, top court warns
• Right whale deaths wipe out growth
• Neo-Nazi gets life for fatal car attack
• Why Canada won’t necessaril­y follow any U.S. rate increases
• The Boomers have had a great financial run, but will it all eventually catch up to us?
• Detained Canadians ‘top of mind’ as small business minister visits China
• Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan invests in Musk’s SpaceX firm
• Luxury reseller The RealReal rises after $300 million IPO
• Salesforce Survey: Canadian businesses that invest in tech twice as likelytose­e growth
• Apple’s chief designer leaving to form independen­t company
• BCE’s Cope going out on top
• The Huawei affair is so important. It has brought Canada face to face with the reality that we do not have compatible values with the Chinese Communist Party. It’s been a long time coming.
• Cheeky tale
• In film, ‘It all starts with a solid story’
• It only sounds like it’s homework
• “CAN YOU DIGIT?”
• Water conservati­on — it’s only natural
• Mobile storage units can ease strain of moving
• Fenwyck puts focus on active lifestyles
• Housing slump nears end
• Albertans soaking up the sun in ‘Toscanada’
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• aces on bridge
• NEW YORK TIMES C ROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Use some patience and persistenc­e when fighting off creeping bellflower
• Day-tripping along Kelowna’s wine route
• Boyle’s day
• NEW HOT SPOTS LIGHT UP NYC
• CHILLING CHERNOBYL HAS AN EERIE APPEAL
• Cross the Atlantic in comfort and style
• OILERS COVET CONNOLLY BUT CAPS MAY INTERVENE
• It was all there but the finish against Winnipeg
• Rapinoe puts boots to critics
• One to go as the Leafs sign Kapanen, Johnsson
• Former U.S. stars join head injury study
• IT’S A FREE AGENT CLASS FOR THE AGES
• BLUE BOMBERS LUCKY TO ESCAPE WITH A WIN
• Park grabs first-round lead in Arkansas

Edmonton Journal - 2019-06-28

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