Edmonton Journal - 2014-07-23

• ‘CONDO KING’ REACHES FOR SKY WITH NEW HIGHRISE
• Bear selfies surprise researcher­s
• Stolen pendant held boy’s ashes
• Couple claim $50-million lottery prize.
• Tours connect consumers to the land.
• Jane Austen ball a novel celebratio­n.
• July 23, 1969: Draft dodgers say city treats them well
• Single cigarette butt sparked condo blaze: fire inspector
• India wants 12th-century statue back
• Proposed licence plate angers man
• AHS staffer had conflict of interest, report finds
• Prentice promises new schools but won’t commit to timeline
• Lukaszuk, McIver embrace LRT plans
• New Reuse Centre location has extra room for donations
• Peregrines return to Pembina River
• Homeless man guilty of assault
• Accused in mass murder to undergo psychiatri­c tests
• Hanna roundhouse on track to restoratio­n
• Disturbing rise in throat, anal cancers
• Researcher­s zero in on triggers of schizophre­nia
• Hamas rocket diverts airlines from Israel
• Hydrologis­t urges more aquifer research
• Lawyer urges Duffy to answer love-child claim
• NDP suing the House — and wants the House to pay for it
• Give us a sporting chance
• Ottawa misses point on prostituti­on
• Would Tories do better without Harper?
• A new Soul Asylum set to rock at K-Days
• Simpsons marathon skips Canada
• Versatile McGraw entertains with hits
• TV tonight
• Weird Al gets his No. 1 debut after 14 albums
• Asselstine hopes to grind out medal
• Esks’ Willis week’s top defensive player
• DeLaet Canada’s best bet at Open
• Canadian cagers plenty tough, says Triano
• Two Eddies crack Canada’s U-20 squad
• Teddy Purcell plans more shots on net
• Moore’s Smashfest charity event picks up momentum
• Leafs change direction with Dubas hiring
• Penalty flags fly at record pace
• Pass-interferen­ce reviews go unused
• GAMES THIS WEEK
• Swimming pair head to Glasgow
• Commonweal­th Games relevant?
• Prospects good, could be better
• Russian media filled with crash conspiracy theories
• Bodies finally removed from war zone
• Biogas innovator Himark makes U.S. breakthrou­gh
• Bars, restaurant­s boomed during World Cup
• Interest rates unlikely to change, TD predicts
• Steam injection to blame for Primrose bitumen leaks: AER
• For V8, it’s time to update image
• The 4% withdrawal rule may be too low
• CN EARNINGS HELP LIFT TSX TO RECORD
• How do you invest in the wellness of your employees?
• A taste of Lebanon in the north end
• August is a busy month on the local food scene
• Standing up to the spice
• Brown sugar choice guided by flavour
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE

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