Edmonton Journal - 2022-06-17

• New Downtown developmen­t brings optimism to area
• `Double discipline' ruling forces city to pay staff traffic tickets: official
• Warrant issued in sex-traffickin­g case
• Edmonton MLA says he hopes to run again for NDP
• JAN. 6 FINDINGS WILL SWAY NO ONE
• Coal transition going through a troubling phase
• Crisis team saw no signs killer was dangerous
• EPS did not have prior contact with Chinatown suspect: chief
• Lametti to amend Criminal Code to address controvers­ial ruling
• Neo-nazis target of Que. RCMP searches
• Russian spy caught trying to infiltrate ICC
• Maxwell defence seeks light sentencing
• Man nurses machine
• SPIDERHEAD COMES UP TAILS
• Black Adam is a `labour of love'
• Big Sky Country steals this show
• COTTAGE INDUSTRY
• Bringing up the rear
• UP CLOSE & PERSONAL
• Telus strikes $2.9B deal for Lifeworks in push into digital health
• Revlon, beauty icon for nearly a century, files for bankruptcy
• Don't allow Russia, China to control critical minerals market: Wilkinson
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Perez enthused about return of Montreal's F1 race
• KUEMPER GIVING AVS JUST WHAT THEY NEED
• MCILROY GETS A JUMP ON ENDING MAJOR DROUGHT
• Canada's Hadwin surges to early lead at U.S. Open
• YANKEES' BIG EDGE ON JAYS SEEMS A LITTLE BAFFLING
• Degrasse wins Oslo 100 metres
• MORE SPEED, MORE FUN
• Autonomous cars on their way — but insurers are not ready
• PAGANI LOOKS BACK IN DYNAMIC STYLE

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