Edmonton Journal - 2013-06-15

• FIRST LOOK AT 2013 EDMONTON ESKIMOS
• Health administra­tion under fire
• Utility rates likely to rise next 3 years
• A Father’s Day with a difference
• Redford, Clark hit reset on their relationsh­ip.
• Local singer sets out for Nashville.
• Women who love mixed martial arts.
• My House Beautiful
• Friends share a brew
• Springtime in Colombia
• Finally getting her due
• Take a gander at this
• Public relations debacle
• June 15, 1967: New downtown library opens as monument to Canada’s centennial year
• CONTACT US
• BREAKING NEWS
• LOTTERIES
• Senior’s death being treated as homicide
• Veterans apartment eligible for bingo money after all
• Redford visits flood-soaked Fort Mcmurray
• Internet vigilantis­m a dangerous game
• House arrest for operator of three city bawdy houses
• Missing fisherman sparks deep-water search of lake
• Four charged with break-in after fire in Stony Plain
• Union slams eliminatio­n of 27 nurse positions
• Search continues for two canoeists
• Red Deer RCMP seeking wandering horses’ owners
• Advocates for disabled demand answers
• RV lot ordered to end pond water diversion
• Arena-poll activist to run for council
• Team racing for top prize with their Sexy Beast
• Refuelling hitch could ground F-35 as fighter choice
• B.C. officials confirm case of rare brain disease
• Man gets new trial over lack of aboriginal jurors
• Natynczyk to head space agency
• Whistleblo­wers still don’t get much respect
• Well-wishers gather outside Mandela’s home to pray
• U.S. web of knowledge goes far beyond Prism: sources
• As Mandela struggles for life, can his fading dream be revived?
• Cuts brutal to refugees
• Clearing up who’s boss
• Protest vote goes to Diotte
• Squeezing out non-profits
• We’ll miss Bee-bell shop
• Vote reform comes too late to save Toronto from Ford
• Premiers get cosy in Kelowna
• Pandering to populism is not the way to go
• Findlay home for race, but won’t compete
• Body recovered from river may be Pelss
• Eddies coach Miller keeps his options open
• Oilers sign OKC Barons top scorer Arcobello to one-year, two- way contract extension
• Horschel, Mickelson share lead at U.S. Open
• Henderson or Evans – one big name will fall at UFC 161
• Showing my 99: It’s Gretzky’s rookie card
• Shaw’s mastering the art of rodentry
• Jamaican sprint star fails drug test: report
• Today’s fathers more engaged than ever, researcher­s say
• New wave of under-30 Edmonton artists show o their stu on the last weekend of Nextfest
• Don Felder looks back at Hotel California
• That quality of Superman-ness
• Eddins, ESO revel in The Rite of Spring
• Lohan changes rehab clinics
• Wall Street’s untouchabl­es
• The Borgias ends its run
• Palin returns to Fox News
• Johansson suing French publisher
• Toby Keith, Garth Brooks headline show for Oklahoma tornado victims
• Nelson’s Farm Aid off to new pastures
• Overwaitea goes to top of grocery list
• Top court rules against random testing
• Headstand extraodina­ires, Lululemon has job for you
• Albertans seek pipeline safety informatio­n in U.S.
• Airbus A350 flight reopens wide-body race
• Old Dutch workers get crumbs for severance
• Manulife makes $75.9M deal
• Deputy quits before Carney’s arrival
• Factory sales plunge 2.4% in April
• Sears gets $191M to leave two malls
• Detroit suspends debt payments
• Kinder Morgan spill was tiny, NEB says
• Brook eld to boost L.A. presence
• asset rIch but still strugglIng
• tax escape routes are closing
• TSX Slips as Traders look for fed clues
• At E3, sexism still an issue in real and virtual worlds
• New climate package coming, Obama tells Keystone foes
• Four centuries ago, Samuel de Champlain envisioned a society based on partnershi­ps with native people
• Former MP has good advice for U of A grads
• Utah home to billion-dollar megawareho­use to store all those secretly recorded phone calls
• GOOD READS ONLINE SUNDAY
• Sharing a world of beautiful things
• Veteran orchestra conductor championed modern opera
• Former American ambassador to Canada fought ALS
• Obama scraps safari over cost of snipers
• Old-style trades not for the faint of heart
• “IN A FOG”
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE
• Nostalgia is the name of the game at Stockholm’s ABBA museum
• How To Get There
• Religion
• Study promotes shark watching
• Mid-week in Jasper
• Chinese tourists told to behave
• Explore Chicago
• San Diego beaches
• Nassau, Bahamas
• Prague and Vienna
• Nights in Nashville
• Floods wash out river trips
• Volunteer pet programs ease separation anxiety
• N.Y. hotel ends room service
• Get your kicks at soccer inn
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• TODAY'S CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMlES­S 21 x 21
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• CALENDAR
• Gardening: Building a more reliable rose
• Gerald Filipski: Try red plastic mulch for bounty of tomatoes
• Second Homes: Beach at your doorstep in Osoyoos
• Skills Canada promotes trade careers
• Indoor air can be risky
• Dip boiled eggs in cold water to remove peel
• Lounge through lovely lazy days
• WIN TICKETS
• The future is clear in Crystallin­a Nera
• What you need to know
• Host a wild party in your garden
• Your garden needn’t be a cash sink hole

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