Edmonton Journal - 2013-06-14

• Race for mayor is on: Leibovici enters contest
• HUB Mall victims remembered
• Safeway purchase makes Sobeys No. 1.
• Eskimos launch pre-season against ’Riders.
• Man of Steel pumped iron for role.
• City may postpone LRT
• Gnome, sweet gnome
• Flip tenderized steak twice: study
• Damage from Wednesday’s storm less than first feared
• Fort Mcmurray flood threat prompts new evacuation­s
• Light the bridge and make our city shine
• Province calls for public input on informatio­n, privacy laws
• Pedophile church worker gets 14 years
• U.S. firm faces grilling on waste-water spill
• Admitted wife killer still delusional, court hears
• Woman charged with bilking three seniors
• Henday work to close part of Sherwood Park Freeway
• AHS execs may still get their bonuses
• Roping machine death case goes to appeal court
• Tougher pollution rules urged for mines
• Bust brings more Ford questions
• RCMP launches probe into Wright payment
• End of pass laws cemented Mandela legacy
• U.S. to arm Syrian rebels as Assad crosses ‘red line’
• NDP are being led, not leading, on transparen­cy
• Fiscal fairy tales: Who really pays the bills in Canada?
• Boards must toe the line
• Horne deserves our thanks for stopping bonus travesty
• Exploring school options
• Show us the savings
• Deeper respect for our police
• Subverting democracy
• U.S. officials discover long-lost pages of key Nazi adviser’s diary
• Oilers prospect feared drowned
• Jet- lagged Mickelson leads U.S. Open
• Arthur: ’Hawks puck luck
• Track Classic adds star
• NBA Finals heat up
• Armstrong closer to 2008 Olympic bronze after doping ban
• Final begins with echo of history
• Malkin signs 8-year extension with Pens
• Weir best Canadian at Merion
• Malick’s latest will leave you wondering
• Whisky lightens mood of kitchen-sink drama
• Memories of ‘gawky’ years came in handy
• Gentle coming-of-age tale a new classic
• Edmonton’s little theatre that could
• City talent up for comedy awards
• Tour CEO confused about Jackson’s health
• Psy nervous about Muchmusic gig
• Alberta’s Lund makes long list for Polaris prize
• The apocalypse makes for eternal punchlines
• University lauds Glenn Close
• Spielberg says film biz headed for ‘meltdown’
• A Renaissanc­e man of action
• RECENT RELEASES
• OPENING THIS WEEK
• Partridge Family mom’s wild side
• Strombo hits CNN
• Couple fine-tunes Mandolin bookstore
• McCann flies high with TransAtlan­tic
• Food for thought in Big Brother
• Behrens’ stories subtle and carefully crafted
• BESTSELLER­S
• B.C. company’s biodegrada­ble coffee pods will simply waste away
• Trans Mountain pipeline leak ‘contained’
• Overheated condo market a risk to households, banks and economy, Bank of Canada says
• Doctors take a stand about sitting all day
• Investment sector working on trust issues
• Troubling signs for 3-D TV as viewers dwindle
• It’s the thrill of the hunt
• TSX bounceS back afTer early loSSeS
• Imperial open to working with B.C. LNG players: CEO
• HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TImES CROSSWORD
• TODAY'S CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Car care: Loyal Volvo owners know regular maintenanc­e is best
• The The top 10 fuel-efficient hybrids
• CAR CALENDAR
• A two-wheel trip down memory lane
• Maybe the electric car isn’t dead yet
• Two ways to be cool
• Turbo fours vs. regular V6
• Porsche test drive is unique
• From the Vault: Headbands
• See what’s Coming Up Next at Alberta Craft Council
• Wedding Tales: ‘Fun’ event takes traditiona­l turn
• A passion for fashion drove top designer
• Bronzer basics: less is more
• A return to classic Cali cool
• Breathable nail polish a hit with Muslim women
• Exhibit celebrates the chair

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