Edmonton Journal - 2019-08-08

• SUSPECTS FOUND DEAD?
• FORTY YEARS OF FOLK
• Fringe festival lets theatre fans walk on wild side
• PRESSON HIS CASE
• Stingers looking to keep winning streak alive
• Looking for things to do? We have you covered
• Disney plagued by accusation­s of Lion King plagiarism
• Protests greet Trump in Ohio, Texas
• POLITICAL POSTURING ON MLA PAY ONLY A WARM-UP
• Keyano College, SAIT draw ire of province’s auditor general
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• Case stayed after youth’s name released to media
• New murder charge laid in Edmonton woman’s death
• Two-year-old in unauthoriz­ed area at time of bear bite, B.C. zoo says
• For adult smokers only: JUUL Labs Canada is working to ensure vaping products are sold only to intended customers
• Most Albertans still oppose separation, but do feel a disconnect with Canada
• Production estimates give Aurora shares a jolt
• Memory Living by Chartwell
• Old Strathcona arsonist suicidal, local court hears
• When pigs fly: scientist touts organisms on moon
• Electricit­y market needs more competitio­n
• Beyond Meat should look … beyond meat
• Food inspection­s a huge undertakin­g
• EARLY END FOR TEEN FUGITIVES
• A trusted teacher and ‘a great pair’ of travellers
• MURDER SUSPECTS SHARED DARK INTERESTS
• Oka asks Ottawa to freeze land grant
• ‘Knife’s edge’: Showdown looms on encryption
• Sentence for $41M fraud upped to three years
• PM pressed on review of Saudi arms deal
• Feds bypass Manitoba to get carbon tax funds to schools
• BUILDING ON THE FOUNDATION
• Partners in crime
• Halo series adaptation rounds out its main cast
• BACK TO BEVERLY HILLS
• Stock in trade
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Chamber casts doubt on Liberal efforts to play ‘regulatory whack-a-mole’ on red tape
• Gold glitters as investors head toward safe-haven assets
• World edges closer to recession as trade dread deepens
• THE TWISTED LOGIC BEHIND TRUMP’S CLAIM THAT CHINA IS A CURRENCY MANIPULATO­R
• Housing market flashing ‘encouragin­g signs’, Home Capital CEO says
• Canada Pension Plan to pay Snc-lavalin $3.25B, acquiring control of Ontario’s toll highway
• STINGRAY SET ON ACQUISITIO­N MODE
• Lyft raises forecast for 2019
• Kik says SEC badly distorts the facts in lawsuit
• Oil plummets 4.6% to 7-month low amid buildup in U.S. stockpile and trade war fears
• Cybersecur­ity profession­als name their price as hacker attacks swell
• Microsoft and Samsung cosy up with Office apps on Galaxy Note 10
• Look back at CFL off-season ramblings
• ‘Heart ... determinat­ion’ fuelling the Prospects’ post-season ride
• IT WAS NEVER ABOUT MONEY
• Canadian shooters hold hot hand in win over Nigeria
• Warriors not to blame for injury, Durant says
• NO JOY FOR FELIX IN FORFEIT OVER HURTING RAONIC
• RAMS SET TREND OF SITTING STARS ALL PRE-SEASON
• Canadian teen storms back for stunning Rogers Cup win
• RESTRAINT AWAITS

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