Edmonton Journal - 2014-06-07

• Message in a bottle surfaces after 25 years
• Teachers prep for ad blitz
• Seeds of doubt
• Beautiful, dangerous Amazon.
• World Cup contenders, pretenders.
• Aftermath of Moncton shootings.
• Meet Massey Businessma­n. Musician. Philanthro­pist. Survivor. Drag queen.
• Telus Field Pro baseball could return, says Oilers president.
• June 7, 1975: Graveyard visit ends in death after tombstone falls on boy
• Four academics apply to share U of A presidency
• Tutu reaches out to Omar Khadr
• TIMELINE: A HISTORY OF BASEBALL PARKS IN ROSS DALE
• Serial rapist gets 16 years
• Proposed bill ‘is going to be a disaster’
• Liability issues surround grad season celebratio­ns
• Nurse fined for selling soldiers steroids
• Ottawa urged to toughen TFW program rules
• Aviation museum marks D-Day landings with special exhibit
• Theatre community mourns crash victim
• Teen admits to fleeing murder trial
• Six Edmonton eco-projects saluted
• Master Naturalist Program changes lives
• Schools to test ‘Good Behaviour Game’
• This week in the PC leadership race
• MOUNTIE SHOOTI NGS
• Accused killer brought up in good home, friends say
• Guilt riddles Moncton residents over 911 calls
• Role of gun control arises once again
• PM speaks to vets of pride and humility
• Tories grilled over ‘spying’ on protesters
• ‘Dumpcano’ sparks health warning
• Student disarmed gunman during shooting
• Ex-chess champ makes play for job
• Presidenti­al candidate escapes Afghan attack
• Pakistani wife, 18, survives ‘justice’
• Cost raises the question — is college worth it?
• In-home care a far better option
• Few grasped bulk of Tutu message
• We’ve vested too much power in one man
• What to do when you learn friend is pedophile?
• Hockey talent took farm boy far
• Money as the root of health evils
• Demand is red-hot for all things Frozen
• The GMO debate through the he years
• Your guide to GMOs
• American chemist known as ‘Godfather of Psychedeli­cs’
• American survived Bataan Death March
• Changes to worker program worry meat processing staff
• Separating emotion from divorce process
• Alberta keeps churning out jobs
• UN rings alarm bells over raw material use
• Prince Rupert site may be Plan B for Gateway
• New paperwork coming for home buyers
• Bad investment­s mean cutting debts, rebuilding to retire
• markets advance on solid U.s. jobs data
• Hiring lifts U.S. payrolls past pre-recession peak
• A double-whammy for the economy
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE
• Bun Bun’s punk is cat’s meow
• TV guru shares wisdom
• Amy Thiessen wears her heart on her sleeve
• Alberta Readers’ Choice Awards
• On television this weekend
• Hot play on Shadow schedule
• FRIDAY NIGHT’S WINNERS AT WRITERS’ GUILD CONFERENCE
• Anne Carson wins second Griffin prize
• Canadian filmmaking takes to spotlight
• Catch a falling star: job hazards on stage
• Sun sets on Cosmos
• Mayor wants to heat homes with New York’s food scraps
• Thai police warn online coup critics
• Opportunit­ies open up at camp
• After the Cup, the cap kicks in
• Plenty on line at French Open final
• Eddies looking forward to new turf
• Strike talk keeps the pace hectic.
• Work stoppage looms over Eskimos’ fan day
• Stamina worries with California Chrome
• Vets worry about world they saved
• British navy veteran makes great escape to Normandy
• Manaus: Not your usual World Cup venue
• Ziplines in Newfoundla­nd
• Dublin’s literary heritage
• Religion
• Mexican Riviera making comeback
• Our Final Edmonton Winner!
• New York Times Crossword
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Kids’ book tackles death
• CALENDAR
• How to have a healthy renovation
• Rob Sproule’s all abuzz about bees
• Ask the Designer
• Conquering your closet
• Living big in small spaces
• Gerald Filipski
• Robert Noce
• Sustainabl­e shelf life

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