Edmonton Journal - 2019-07-23

• ‘IT MEANS THE WORLD’
• UCP restarts sunshine list review
• Agricultur­e partners to move farming into digital age
• DEATHS RATTLE NORTHERN B.C.
• NEW ARENA AT LAST?
• City releases plan for dangerous Scona Road intersecti­on
• Lowry tries to stay in the moment after Open win
• Butts returns to the Liberal fold
• Man at heart of mental health act challenge hailed as a ‘hero’
• Brady’s bunch expected to be strong again
• Chiropract­ic group defends treating babies
• 130 homes in Griesbach flooded by sewage
• Albertans urged to limit exposure to mosquitoes
• Class action against Calgary arts school to proceed
• Weather Network recognizes beef tweet misstep
• UCP outpaces NDP in fundraisin­g for second quarter
• Make report on diab extraditio­n public
• Children face health risks from use of pesticides
• A New Breakthrou­gh for Neuropathy Pain Relief Gets Approval in Canada
• Convicted killer could be sent back to jail
• BLOODY BEATINGS, SLOW RESPONSE
• CANADA’S CRIME RATE RISING.
• India heads to the moon’s south pole
• Measles outbreak now in 30 U.S. states
• Thousands in puerto rico take to streets
• SNC tests Caisse’s patience with deteriorat­ing results
• Huawei Canada to partner with internet providers in the North
• Smaller producers eye Canntrust’s medical patients
• Equifax to pay as much as US$700M for breach
• Macneil pulls stunning upset at swim worlds
• Camp holdout possible for Cowboys’ Elliott
• Lapointe still keen to buy Alouettes
• Fatherhood comes before basketball, Wizards’ Beal won’t play in World Cup
• MLB suitors abound for peaking Tigers closer
• new York Times CROSSWORD
• Aces On bridge
• The forgotten man behind The music
• What it means to be more ‘gender friendly’
• Power of compassion
• Mars goes to battle
• ‘The whole world is watching’
• Taking a seat for a simple hello
• New Kit Kat goes for leftover cocoa pulp
• easy, furry Riders

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