Edmonton Journal - 2014-07-16

• $1-MILLION FUNDRAISER OFFERS WINDOW VIEW
• Architect left ‘indelible’ mark on downtown
• Use of solitary confinemen­t on the rise
• No need for speed on river: paddlers
• Edmontonia­n shortliste­d for Polaris Prize.
• Honey bees put under surveillan­ce.
• July 16, 1936: Woman found deceased inside sofa bed after drinking binge
• Naked man wanders into pizza restaurant
• First Nation bails on pipeline hearing
• Greyhound considers moving operations south to 75th Street
• Lukaszuk vows more support for child care
• Success stories improve city’s image, group says
• U of A professor develops twist on fuel-cell tech
• Effects of Legal Aid funding shortfall to come under scrutiny
• Fort Chip post office reopens
• AltaLink president confident of sale approval
• Volunteers seek murder victims
• Homicide trial without body poses challenges
• Bull rider ready to go again
• Ex-Calgary teacher jailed for illicit relationsh­ip
• Truck driver leaves trail of destructio­n
• Judge sees love story, not nightmare
• AFN sets December vote for new chief
• Academia urged to tighten reins on fraud
• Canadians move ahead with fusion work
• Best served by a single regulator
• Consent at heart of sex education
• Changes leave foreign workers more vulnerable
• ‘It’s not a war. It’s normal,’ visitor hears
• What Israel, Hamas want in deal
• Rockets daily reality for Israelis: diplomat
• Uncertain recovery keeps central banks in neutral
• B.C. city stalls pipeline review
• Big U.S. tobacco deal in works
• Knowing mutual fund costs could rattle investors
• Condo plan features apple orchard
• Apple on rebound as key Q3 looms
• Focus on risks, return potential
• TSX DOWN ON WORRY OVER RATE INCREASE
• How do you find the right space for your business?
• A curator first and foremost
• Berries where you might not expect them
• Looking back at Tommy Ramone
• The Amazing Race Canada hits the beach
• Tapenades to tempt you
• Liane Faulder’s Food Notes
• Greek-style yogurt great for tzatziki
• At odds over ‘homemade’
• Argentine gusto enlivens steak salad
• HOROSCOPE
• Pistorius in altercatio­n at trendy nightclub
• Germany eyes ways to beat U.S. snoops
• Detroit retirees, workers want end to financial pain
• North Korea struggles to escape ghosts of famines past
• Arid California plans to fine water wasters
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• Esks’ defence will face stiff challenge
• Tom Renney scores, lands a ‘once in a lifetime’ opportunit­y
• Ricky Ray almost gave up on football
• Golf ’s next wave coming into its own
• Injuries dog Montreal Alouettes
• Leading Eskimos’ tacklers share neighbour-like bond
• Edmonton vibe good feeling for Reilly, Eskimos
• GAMES THIS WEEK
• Hitting is way down, lowering mound the answer?

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