Edmonton Journal - 2012-06-05

• Oilers size up key prospect
• Outrage at Mcconnell sentence
• Pleasant summer temperatur­es forecast
• Body-parts suspect nabbed in Berlin.
• iphone app collects sleep data.
• Salesman, Chicago lead race for Sterlings.
• TODAY’ S JOURNAL
• Canada offered role in particle-smashing club
• Accused taxi killer acquitted
• Toronto shooting victim had ties to local Somalis
• Companies fined $2.4M in deadly wall collapse
• Second seniors home braces for pickets
• Senior Mountie to head gaming agency
• No quick answers in double fatality
• A sentence unlikely to please anyone
• Election finance change possible
• Privacy boss applying to Supreme Court over ruling
• Stabbing death nets 4 years in prison
• Arctic yellow snow aids ET search
• Charge Best Gore site, lawyer urges
• Conservati­ves defend green bill
• Defence shopping list ‘unaffordab­le’
• Aboriginal­s want say in hunting panel
• Cyber-bully law not useful, teens tell Senate
• Heavy fighting erupts in Syria
• Thousands join vigil in Tiananmen tribute
• Rock royalty salutes the Queen
• Wisconsin governor faces rare recall vote
• Is Obama losing his country as he tries to find himself?
• The school habit: good fortune to share
• Ill-considered cuts a major blow to scientific research in Canada
• Putting no zero in context
• Globe-trotting Smith offers musical snapshots
• SOME OF THE MAJOR NOMINATION­S :
• ‘Ex appeal’ is the real deal: study
• Young makes old new again
• snap reviews
• Kisses sealed game-show host’s fame
• Winterslee­p wings it
• Survivor this isn’t …
• It’s easy for kids to get their hands on poison
• It’s good to be the Kings
• Dull Spurs drop third in a row as Thunder jumps into series lead
• Sharapova advances in Paris
• Vokoun heads to Pittsburgh
• DBI gets that long-distance feeling
• Yankees’ winning spirit inspires Edmonton teen
• ‘Forgotten’ QB adjusting to CFL
• Ray’s Argos in the protection racket
• Coehoorn works hard for more playing time
• Analysis of Broncos’ Manning goes deep
• Beachy scout’s best find
• Woods’ inconsiste­ncy all over the world
• Correa first Puerto Rican drafted No. 1
• Spanish players can tweet again
• New stimulus possible: Flaherty
• Despite market turmoil, these stocks defy the trend
• Edmonton real estate heats up
• Arena condos draw crowd
• Shareholde­rs sue bank over Merrill merger
• Sony share price weakest in three decades
• Arbitratio­n isn’t enough, pilots say
• Oilsands fuel other sectors, study finds
• Westjet targets business travellers
• Stock plunge spooks China’s censors
• Wireless industry touts contract code
• U.S. accelerato­r dials up app
• Top entreprene­ur contest online from start to finish
• Tsx loses ground in volatile session
• HOROSCOPE
• Let Porsche 911 steal your heart
• The bad and the good in auto accessorie­s
• CAR CALENDAR
• Redesign serves Camry Hybrid well
• Fuel-efficient set rising to the challenge
• Bruins fan’s hotrod a ride worthy of Lord Stanley
• Good friends help driver race again
• FAMILY FIVE
• Walking to send up flare for PPD
• Walking, running, cycling — taking the kids with you on the trail is easy and fun with the right gear
• Start slow when training for triathlon
• Most seniors know when it’s time to give up driving
• Printout tells my bedtime story
• Dog ships out of war zone
• Compliment­s: glue for a good marriage
• Don’t let gingivitis go untreated
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