Edmonton Journal - 2014-06-21

• Program nurtures hope, belonging
• Ottawa limits foreign workers
• Returning the tables
• New decks in the cards
• Soccer streaming jams networks.
• Youth worker battles for his teen clients.
• Eskimos defeat Riders
• Thomson: Has McIver dug his political grave?
• Like father, like son
• June 21, 1979: Pyramid-topped tower to occupy old Strand Theatre site
• AHS told to set EMS response targets
• Aboriginal Day events
• Reforms are no solution to labour crisis
• Opposing views from business, labour
• Sex assaults net 5-1/2 year sentence
• Crime spree nets decade in prison
• Man sentenced for beating of senior
• The Glenrose enters middle age
• This week in the PC leadership race
• Grizzlies force Banff officials to change marathon route
• Law ill-suited in duck crash, defence says
• Researcher­s look deeper at ‘little engines’ of global seas
• Canada offers more money, but no more entries, to refugees
• Russia ‘gained nothing’ from disgraced spy
• Hapless Tories cross few items off their to-do list
• Canada lacks in helping traffickin­g victims
• Ukraine takes a step toward peace
• Great whites making a return
• Ancient irrigation linked to spread of parasitic worm
• Former Castro limos ferry tourists
• Ebola outbreak ‘out of control’
• Trial brings Iraq carnage to U.S. soil
• Colorado pushing to make sure pot-infused munchies safe to eat
• Kurdish fortunes may finally change
• “The Arabs never treated us properly. This our chance.”
• We need vision, not platitudes
• Who speaks for First Nations?
• Aboriginal politics: the players
• Doctor ‘most loved’ man in Fort Mac
• Songwriter’s hits a soundtrack for the lives of many boomers
• Author’s novel basis for Oscar-winning Charly
• Suncor, partners to build $165M research facility
• Pooled plans won’t solve Canada’s pension crisis, but it’s a start
• Iraq upheaval may hit airline ticket costs
• They ‘failed to do the math’ on real estate investment­s
• Seniors lead financial literacy
• TSX HOLDS ST EADY AS GOLD’S RISE CONTINUES
• The grass is greener in engineerin­g
• “OB-LA-DI, OB-LA-DA”
• Settlement reached with falsely convicted men
• A scintillat­ing swan song from the queen of sexy ladies
• Jazz pianist sees the math in music
• Theatre Networks marks 40 years
• Girls’ education in the spotlight
• Campbell enters long-term care home
• A performanc­e for the duration
• Death becomes him: Jackson’s comeback
• Rising Star host jumps into new fire
• Final teams revealed
• Descheneau’s solid season sparks draft interest
• Albertan Bill Peters new coach in Carolina
• With NHL free agents, it’s buyer beware
• Upsets, drama at World Cup
• England makes its earliest exit in 56 years
• With pin in shin, stalwart regaining form
• Oilers trade for Blue Jackets D-man
• CANADIAN TEAMS’ SHOPING LISTS
• Canadian pair survive the cut
• It’s always right to be polite
• Oregon’s rose-garden refuge
• Hiroshima a moving experience
• Becoming more and more like Vegas
• Half Moon Bay a honeymoon (and surfing) oasis
• new york times crossword
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Curb appeal not just for houses
• Embrace bold colours, but tone them down
• Gerald Filipski
• Robert Noce
• COME LIVE WHERE THE WILD BIRDS SING
• Green condos? They exist
• Custom ensuite a spa-like retreat
• Rob Sproule: Quick-harvest veggies
• Tips on mixing patterns
• Maintenanc­e-free, two-level deck offers views of Sturgeon Valley
• Colourful front door makes statement

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