Edmonton Journal - 2013-08-15

• Police report spike in stolen bicycles
• Regulator investigat­es tank eruption
• MS study debunks liberation therapy
• Thomson: Reporting riles reader.
• The votes are in on our comics survey
• No bonus, but Covenant Health boss gets a raise
• Pigeon Lake plagued by harmful algae
• Candidates go to election school
• Secret trials have no place in Canada
• Ukraine to import trash know-how
• City wants restaurant’s licence cancelled permanentl­y over violations
• New CMA head to focus on injury prevention
• Ex-officer faces new child-sex charges
• Don’t ask for my laptop, lawyers tell customs
• Female military recruits sexually assaulted: documents
• Cutbacks not factor in surveys: Statscan
• Tweeted marijuana query costs Ontario man his job
• Quebec targets CP for cleanup costs
• Canada needs better defence against cyber threats: expert
• Feds struggle to realize internatio­nal aspiration­s
• Pending pacts ramp up fears for environmen­t
• Small Saskatchew­an town divided over Wallin
• Harper can regain confidence: analysts
• Five key questions arising from senator’s travel spending audit
• Leaker cases echo through U.S. history
• Egyptian police attack protest camps
• Israelis and Palestinia­ns restart talks after 5 years
• Captor deserved to be killed, freed teen says
• Soldier ‘sorry’ leaks hurt U.S.
• Coca leaf, long walks and no booze
• Do seizure laws reach too far?
• Telcos’ pleas easily dismissed
• High River residents deserve more respect
• Strong field for thoroughbr­ed race
• Word spreads fast in wired age
• Eskimos linebacker Sherritt out indefinite­ly following surgery on broken thumb
• Green joins Oilers as a scout
• Raonic advances in Cincinnati tournament
• Jays finally shu e the deck
• Oil Kings GM takes scouting job
• This guy knows how to build better hockey players
• Rookie Grymes sidelined after freak collision with teammate
• Newcomer could play against Argonauts
• Lambert’s goal lifts England past Scotland in friendly
• Dufner plans an early retirement
• How to bond with the Fringe: our critic’s guide
• Cafe R&B will be at the Blues Fest, showing respect to all the musical legends who came before them
• Huge, diverse, easier to navigate
• Shows we can’t wait to see
• Nothing sketchy about this group of savvy thespians
• Expert timing propels coming-of-age love story
• Beautiful words create magical moments
• Likable performer can’t save whale of a tale
• Duo delivers captivatin­g comedy
• Daughter of jazz greats takes on new risk in opera
• A Sunny dispositio­n
• NEW YORK TImES CROSSWORD
• Feds send blunt message to nation’s telecom giants
• New challenge to the oilsands lurks in Mexico
• Baumann brothers forge new drill business
• Some major insurers have been left reeling in the wake of natural and man- made disasters in Canada
• Canadians love their Facebook
• Buzz around iphone fingerprin­t reader buoys biometric firms
• AIMCO sells its stake in iconic Montreal skyscraper
• Ring of Fire smoulders
• Shale energy revolution could fuel new bull run
• TSX FLAT, DOW DROPS ON MACY'S RESULTS
• Santa Fe good bang for the buck
• Subaru transforms Forester XT
• Better than OK, but less than wonderful
• Volvo chooses its own path with S60
• Jeep adds luxury but lacks punch

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