Edmonton Journal - 2022-06-15

• City mulls ways to promote growth in key areas
• Rainfall in Calgary less severe than forecast
• Alberta emergency protection order requests on the rise
• Kelowna latest to declare state of emergency
• To fight climate change, fix our underperfo­rming railway system
• Liberals play a role in conspiracy culture
• Seeking photos to honour the fallen
• BP latest to exit oilsands as Big Oil revises image
• CRISPY POTATO STRIPS AND PARSLEY SALAD WITH GARLIC CREAM
• It's in the technique
• EXPAND YOUR GRILL REPERTOIRE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Nearly 15M doses of vaccine left to expire
• Blair says police didn't ask for Emergencie­s Act
• Migratory bird rule update too onerous, industry group says
• Canada's manufactur­ing sales climb 1.7% to $72.3B in April
• It was `Memorial Cup or bust' for talented group of juniors
• UNCIVIL GOLF WAR CONTINUES TO CHURN
• Coach Cassidy lands gig with Golden Knights
• GM SAKIC'S LOYALTY TO COLORADO CORE FINALLY PAYS OFF
• Williams back in action as she continues quest for record 24th major

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