Edmonton Journal - 2019-08-06

• A HERITAGE HIGH-FIVE
• Scholarshi­ps on hold until late fall
• Partnershi­ps a potential game-changer
• THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY
• U.S. MASS SHOOTINGS
• Seventh win in a row clinches playoff spot
• Maren Morris succeeds in male-dominated genre
• UCP reviewing province’s internatio­nal trade offices
• Separatist rhetoric ‘dangerous’: analyst
• Lac La Biche gas station vies for top-loo honours
• Divers end search for teen fugitives
• QUALITY OF CARE MAKES HEADLINES NEW DUTCH CONSUL
• Stampede Investment Forum sells Alberta to global movers and shakers
• Biodiversi­ty study taps citizen science
• Home sales up in July as prices remain flat
• Colleagues remember Obhrai for his humour
• First Nations are key to successful climate solutions
• Mining threatens water and fish downstream
• No whey: Milkless treats a labelling challenge
• ‘Back-pocket’ statement drawn up at G7 summit
• Tribunal challenges $67M Irving contract
• Mcdonald’s sticks with beef as it upgrades signature burgers
• SNC needs wholesale cultural changes: top shareholde­r
• Despite relentless cost cutting, investors remain wary of oilsands
• QB Mitchell to participat­e in full Stamps practice
• COURSE RECORD LIFTS PENDRITH TO FIRST MACKENZIE TOUR WIN
• Doell beats the odds with ultra-rare albatross — on par 4
• GOLDEN BEARS LEGEND DEAD AT 82
• With big stars out, USA Basketball still boasts deep lineup
• FELIX SHOW GRABS SPOTLIGHT IN DOUBLES
• Tour crash in Poland kills cyclist
• BRADY IN UNCHARTED TERRITORY
• QB Luck confident he’ll play in Week 1
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• CHALLENGIN­G CONVENTION­S
• ‘Representa­tion matters’
• ULTIMATE MUSIC LIBRARY
• 13 Reasons returning for a fourth season
• THE GIFT IN GETTING OLDER
• A plant-based diet can cut diabetes risk
• Smokers at risk after skin cancer procedure

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