Edmonton Journal - 2013-08-10

• City may tear down eco-house
• ‘Exploding’ cybercrime taxes police
• Why the Gretzky trade was a gift to hockey.
• Greyhound bus depot looks for new digs.
• What’s it like to run Folk Fest? Find out.
• Whale of a time in B.C.
• On deck for family fun
• Who pays most for gas?
• Farmers fight big oil
• Flood unearths bones
• PGA Championsh­ip
• Aug. 10, 1993: Singer-activist risks arrest to protest prison system
• Feeling the heat over steam
• Body discovered at west-end paper recycling facility
• Blood clinic calling for donations
• Growing Banff faces housing shortage
• Blue-green algae forms in Hastings Lake
• Province puts $20 million into erosion control
• Wildlife officer delivered killer python to store
• Nations urged to honour treaties
• Yukon Mounties’ reality TV show raises concerns
• Teen trapped by crash ‘ransom’
• Baird’s remarks divide Tory supporters
• Gay Russians may be seeking refuge in Canada
• No boycott of Sochi Games planned
• Rarest Canadian stamp find stirs excitement
• ‘A grief too deep for crying’
• World-renowned cell researcher dedicated life to new discoverie­s
• Student fighting for guns, and funds
• Obama promises controls on surveillan­ce
• Plane slams into Connecticu­t house
• Arthritis clinic closure short-sighted
• Two disasters, one bailout
• Bountiful verdict overdue
• Green Shacks worth funding
• A heartless deportatio­n
• Montreal still reeling from Pastagate
• Stamps draw even with Riders atop West
• Head coach hopes new strikers will send FC Edmonton’s o ence into overdrive in fall season home opener
• Blues’ head coach sings Eakins’ praises
• Popularity of field lacrosse on the rise in Edmonton
• Winnipeg drops bomb on brass, hires former player
• Major second-round problems for Canucks
• Slice of history beckons Roanic, Pospisil
• Clubbed: Austin’s penalty horror
• Drastic coaching shakeup pays off for Li’s marriage
• Gretzky tops all-time rankings
• Als’ Bruce puts his family first
• Boo-birds rip into A-rod for home return
• Pujols taking legal action against Clark over claim
• Serious action begins for Moyes and United
• Former players face rape charges
• How a late- night crash on an Edmonton freeway changed the direction of a brave young woman’s life
• Ancient whale bones are windows on history
• No swearing allowed in new home
• A wedding, a funeral, one last trip
• ‘Godmother’ of burlesque ran exotic museum
• Uranium producers singing the blues
• Oilsands ‘megaloads’ in legal battle
• H&M stores in Canada pull faux headdresse­s from their shelves after complaints from aboriginal­s
• Public sector slashes 74,000 jobs in July
• Verizon in Canada risk to privacy: union
• Blackberry up on privatizat­ion talk
• Late-start investors can build nest egg with smart savings
• five things
• Markets in red on Mixed signals
• Musk’s fortune soars as Tesla beats estimates
• Getting ‘cosy’ with the mining industry
• Smartphone metal funds guerrilla war
• Nuclear-power jitters spread to South Korea
• German Internet firms act on snooping fears
• U.S. Walmarts develop a thirst for beer sales
• Google Glass offers glimpse of the future
• Yahoo’s $1.1B deal for Tumblr pays founder $81M to stay on job
• “MOCK TIME”
• How I discovered what I wanted to do
• Energy industry counting on new arrivals
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE
• Loreena Mckennitt determined to call the shots
• Vancouver actor Josh Blacker bulks up and takes on Matt Damon in new thriller Elysium
• Sting accused of ‘meddling’ in Uruguay
• CNN doctor reverses stance
• Star Wars tease set to steal show at D23 Expo
• Seinfeld gets physical for Jubilee audience
• Wish nets Empress a dream performanc­e
• Meet the biggest band in Cuba
• Family comes first for the Avett Brothers
• Long-lost Orson Welles movie resurfaces
• A marathon of makeup
• Swiss apologize to Winfrey
• Winter Sun new thriller
• California’s quaint Anderson Valley has an authentici­ty no longer found in crowded Napa
• Dreaming in French Polynesia
• Experience the drama of the Dolomites
• Perch here for $50K
• Visit the delights of Venice’s Dorsoduro
• What’s a tourist to do on Sunday in Paris?
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• Egypt’s Christians living in fear
• Arab atheists inch out of shadows
• Garnish your garden with plants that taste as good as they look
• Leanne Brownoff: Open kitchen shelves create spacious feel
• Jim Yih: Four ways to simplify your finances
• Want a sauna? Be sure to hire a pro
• Too much mulch could be choking those prized roses
• Tips to keep summer décor all year long
• Tips for students who are living on their own for the first time
• Control of Informatio­n at core of new Communicat­ions and Technology course
• Pilates targets all those little muscles you never knew you had!
• EKOSingers: pop, jazz and more!
• The Artistry of Dance
• More tablets showing up on campus
• 5 tips to foster the love of reading this fall
• How to help fund your education
• Back to school organized means being
• NorQuest College can help launch your career
• Edmonton Musical Theatre has n new home!
• 50 years of making music
• SING ALONG WITH CANTILON
• What fuels you?
• Dance is more than just for fun

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