Edmonton Journal - 2019-07-20

• POLICE BUILDING DELAYED AGAIN
• THE ART OF FLOAT-MAKING
• DOING THE IMPOSSIBLE
• Slash finds his groove with latest project
• EDMONTON NATIVE HAD CRUCIAL ROLE
• Stabbing victim was to celebrate birthday with his twin
• Patio Series brings talented Alberta artists together
• MOON LANDING WAS ABOUT ALL OF US
• Firms paying price of Trump’s tariffs
• Iran says it has seized a British oil tanker
• Al’s Stanback leads potent ground game
• NEB clears way for work on pipeline
• SUNSHINE LIST PARTLY CLOUDY
• Turn-off-the-taps case a federal matter: judge
• Nurses granted standing in Bill 9 case
• Not-for-profit uses VR tech to teach kids about D-day
• Raft race postponed due to fast-moving current
• Butterbeer ice cream named best new midway food at this year’s K-days
• Accessible parking program stalls as city holds consultati­ons
• Two vehicles reportedly struck by lightning
• Man marks moon landing by building Saturn V model
• Reward offered after fossil stolen from ammonite mine
• Australian man, U.S. woman victims in double homicide
• Trampoline park denies wrongdoing in B.C. man’s death
• The absolute best patios in Downtown Edmonton
• Flames, Calgary arrive at tentative deal for new arena
• B.C., federal government­s work to save stranded fish
• Awe at lunar landing led to career in science
• Internatio­nal custody dispute leads to arrest warrant
• Canada joins global pact against illegal fishing
• DUTCH STATE LIABLE FOR 350 MUSLIM DEATHS.
• OLAND FOUND NOT GUILTY.
• The scientific secrets locked in NASA’S vault of moon rocks
• Labour board upholds firing of man over pro-terror posts
• Company’s lack of pensions raises savings stakes for couple
• Loan interest is still deductible, even if your investment fails
• SHOCK & SADNESS
• I don’t connect my grandfathe­r with the legend — that sounds too warm — the myth. they’re two different people.
• Dreamy detective
• POSTLE, Christophe­r James
• PARLIAMENT, Heather Faith
• STEVENS, Ernie
• THESE TROUBLES RUN DEEP
• Loyalty moves mountains in new Lee tale
• Eskimos turn to Saxelid to fill big hole at right guard
• HOLLAND MANAGES TO DO IMPOSSIBLE — TRADE LUCIC
• HADWIN BATTLES TO MAKE CUT AT OPEN
• Frenchman widens tour lead
• Canadian duo sixth in LPGA team event
• Halladay hit a few bumps on the path to greatness
• NFL rules out punishment for Chiefs’ Hill
• ABEL LEAPS INTO CANADIAN RECORDS
• Improved Adams puts Manziel past behind
• ITU EVENT SUFFERS ‘EDMONTON EXODUS’
• Brazilian soccer legend raises profile of spanish soccer team
• new york times crossword
• new York Times sunday crossword
• aces on bridge
• ‘Never a better time to write punk rock’
• The lasting joys of reading Together with your children
• Keep high-nitrogen fertilizer away from fruit-bearing trees
• It’s bound to be a classic
• Choose right tool to achieve goals
• Texas treats
• To mardi Gras — and beyond
• life’s a beach at jensen lakes
• Homebuilde­rs upbeat — but only to a point
• Convert a bathroom into your spa-like personaliz­ed space
• Live where you play in exciting Kelowna
• Out with the Old tiles, in with the new
• “TOUCHDOWN”
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE

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