Edmonton Journal - 2013-07-10

• A chance to be by the water
• $1.1-billion plan under scrutiny
• Some Cold Lake base staff forced to take second jobs
• More consumers embrace buy-local idea.
• Train crash site one giant ‘crime scene.’
• City relaxes red tape for sidewalk cafes.
• Fiscal format even stumps auditors.
• Campus Alberta plan ‘confusing.’
• Senior in hospital after vicious attack
• Parody on anti-rape posters ‘offensive’
• Final call for readers’ 50 Things
• Owner of mauled dog seeks ‘justice’
• Concerned for families and the future, Egyptian expats watch events unfold
• City looks to create women’s committee
• Matthew Fisher: No joy in Cairo.
• Program aims to reduce theft of heavy equipment
• Committee votes to support Terwillega­r Park footbridge
• Horne dampens hopes of halting home care changes
• Man sues Cook County Saloon for $1M after he was thrown out of club
• Officials consider science of oil fires at accident scene
• No upside for pipelines: CEO.
• Finger-pointing begins as the death roll rises
• Conductor’s actions may have prevented greater catastroph­e
• Hundreds go home amid wreckage
• Afghan memorial to tour Canada, U.S.
• Israel urged Canada to continue Palestine aid
• Police comments in B.C. terror case ‘over the top,’ lawyer says
• Disaster embarrasse­s South Koreans
• New concerns raised about pilots’ skills in automated age
• ‘New life’ after decade of captivity
• Taliban close newly opened Qatar office
• Snowden undecided on offer of asylum
• It’s all happening at the zoo
• Hepatitis C tests save lives
• Mental health a big priority
• Putting a face on homelessne­ss
• West forgot what truly matters in Egypt
• Chelios, Niedermaye­r headline class of 2013
• Mactavish falls short of great expectatio­ns
• Shaw developed into an all-around kicker since Eskimos acquired him from Toronto in Ricky Ray trade
• Predators have high hopes for Jones
• CFL kicker helps barrel racer win round at Stampede
• Silva’s unexpected loss a reality check for Jones
• Nurse pushes hard at Oilers camp
• Votto steps in to allow cancer patient one final blessed moment
• Solid rainy-day work earns Charles top offensive nod
• Lions nab Matechuk to solve long-snapping snafus
• Leaders evade crashing bulls
• Competitio­n Bureau accuses The Brick and Leon’s of “deceptive marketing practices”
• BBRY’S Heins pleading for calm
• Capital Ideas: Pros and cons of shared work space
• Sharing knowledge drives club for rich
• F-250 passes Escalade as most-stolen vehicle
• Customers suffer withdrawal as phone companies drop land lines
• Safety paramount: CEO
• Tech 4 Kids aims for digital niche in toys
• Emerging markets set to rebound
• TSX riSeS deSpiTe weak earningS
• How do you make your business run without you?
• Teatro itchy for comedy
• From Bach to rock star
• By Divine Right in town
• Honour for jazz trio
• What’s in a name? Trouble
• The trials of TV’s sexiest chef
• Another wigged-out Bynes in court
• Camp has unique twist
• Label exec guided country hit makers
• Family, friends pray for Travis
• Chefs to show tasters how it’s done
• Market Meal: Take-away Thai and Indian dishes new addition to local farmers markets
• True Grape: proud of Canadian wine success
• Sorrentino’s unveils menu of Assaggini, or little tastes
• Making memorable pancakes: a chef’s tips
• NEW YORK TImES CROSSWORD

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