Edmonton Journal - 2014-07-17

• Beat cops to patrol LRT line full-time
• Smoke poses danger
• Mansion expansion irks neighbours.
• Injury-free kayaker makes waves.
• July 17, 1936: What’s the ‘Oldest Anything’ you own?
• Baby M’s mother pleads guilty to manslaught­er
• Smoking ban at Churchill Square backed
• Paula Simons,
• New child-death publicatio­n rules delayed
• TransCanad­a’s confidenti­ality deals slammed
• Lukaszuk would hire expert P3 panel
• Man plays dead to fool attacker
• NDP urges broader care for breast cancer patients
• Council gives green light to Blatchford project
• New 30 km/h school speed zones approved
• Accused appears on murder charges
• Two charged after high speeds clocked
• Drought scorches California farmers
• Drinking culture has long haunted navy, expert says
• Push continues for inquiry into missing women
• Justice, at last, after decade of grief
• Boy, 6, runs afoul of medical pot rules
• Assad begins new term as war rages
• Gaza crisis called symptom of ‘occupation’
• Israel agrees to pause in attacks
• Teachable moment on sex ed
• True enemy is Hamas
• Bad news for the Liberals, no matter how you slice it
• Charter’s critics fail to make case
• No solid news yet on rebound
• Different look could be in Tim Hortons future
• New ways of doing business
• New challenge for BlackBerry’s John Chen
• Precision, Schlumberg­er join forces
• U.S. home builder offers pet suites
• How to play a late-stage bull market
• Who pays the tax on donated vacation?
• TSX HITS RECORD HIGH ON CHINESE GROWTH
• Stars are aligning for Brett Kiss el
• Barefoot in the Park is fresh and fun
• Roundabout musical journey for blues singer
• Kim Cattrall explores marriage in new role
• Fans chomping to get teeth into Sharknado 2
• Comic-book icon dies a hero
• Northern Light delves into gender
• Rookie Blue’s future on ABC uncertain
• Injury forces couple out of Amazing Race
• T V ton igh t
• FA M I LY & COMMUNITY
• UPCOMING EVENTS
• Don’t call it diversity, call it real life for ABC
• GALLERIES & MUSEUMS
• Fair food beyond the ordinary
• The true Klondike spirit is alive
• The kids will be alright... and so excited
• Eskimos, Bombers attempt to flush away the past
• Ten to watch at the British Open
• Rocky Thompson joins sta of Oilers
• Montreal pumped by Selig’s comments
• Searching for Canada’s next Christine Sinclair
• The heat is on in CFL showdown
• St. Andrews opens its door to electronic­s
• David Hearn excited for links debut
• Is sudden prowess in pro tennis a fluke?
• Marco Andretti finds Toronto tough place to win
• Keeping the customer happy
• Chinese reign as world’s top-spending tourists
• HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• Japan ready to restart reactors amid skepticism
• Just falafels … and hummus and dates

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