Edmonton Journal - 2014-07-25

• FOOTBALL FANS IN 50-50 DRAW FRENZY
• ‘Is it going to take a funeral?’
• July 25, 1984: Executive says Playgirl photos cost him his job
• ASIRT executive director is city’s newest provincial court judge
• More difficult than it looks
• Swollen 50-50 prize ticket demand overwhelms Esks
• Don’t look away from these children. They deserve more
• Prentice willing to borrow to build Alberta
• Lukaszuk releases infrastruc­ture plan
• Man given probation and fine for LRT station assault
• Lightning strikes CF-18 headed for air show
• Maggots are at core of Operation Fruit Rescue
• Health board member quits over expenses
• Beloved founder of Ronald McDonald House set to visit
• PCs eye return of AHS board
• Canadians among dead in Sahara crash
• Police on the mental-health front lines
• No-fly list breach spurs call for new border ‘tools’
• U.S. naval supremacy under challenge
• Scientists to revisit ancient fossils in deep Wyoming pit
• Russians shelling Ukraine, U.S. says
• Shells kill 15 seeking shelter at UN school
• Michael Den Tandt.
• Echoes of Great War reverberat­e to this day
• ‘Edmonton’s as big as Chicago, it just isn’t built yet’
• No ‘science experiment’
• DRESSED FOR SUCCESS
• Tetra Pak touts greener packaging
• Think-tank knocks Alberta’s finances
• Encana boss paints a rosy picture
• PotashCorp on the upswing
• Husky profit up slightly in second quarter
• Cold Lake heating up as oil boom accelerate­s
• TSX FLAT DESPITE STRONG EARNINGS
• Rock in role
• Hoffman shines in murky spy thriller
• Amazing Race Canada snake segment upsets vet
• So smart that it’s scary
• Teary singer meets jerk in formula rom-com
• Superhero cred keeps growing
• The ego has landed in collage of cliché
• Hunnam keen to see Fifty Shades
• Alt-rock band buddies ‘everyday people’
• Fields’ dream finally realized in his 60s Singer’s had soul since 1969, but is only now getting recognitio­n
• A western writer a lock to win CBC non-fiction prize
• OPENING THIS WEEK
• T V ton igh t
• History, memoir collide in Photobooth
• Bill Gaston deserves place alongside Munro, Gallant
• The epic tale of publishing Ulysses
• BESTSELLER­S
• Insufferab­le characters prevail in Friendship
• Thick with tension to very end
• Booker Prize names crowdfunde­d Wake to long list
• Weir sentimenta­l favourite at Canadian Open
• Freestyle gold for Canada in Glasgow
• Eddies shuffle deck looking for goals
• Stroman powers Jays past Red Sox
• Lions’ ceremony to honour Simon feels a bit awkward
• Dombrowski nets gift for Tigers boss – reliever Soria
• Ontario amateur biggest surprise of first round
• PGA’s storm watcher sets up shop at course
• The Shark circles Tour de France title
• HOROSCOPE
• Cuba’s natural sea defences under threat
• Ram 1500 EcoDiesel quiet, composed
• Mum’s the word for Escalade
• Q50 born to race
• Why a VW-Fiat merger could be chaos
• Diesel power returns to Jeep off-roader
• Fast doesn’t describe it
• The perfect bouquet? Add parsley
• Thrifter shares her tips on Value Village buys
• Taking the jungle to the beach
• Line Knitwear is hit product in Hollywood
• Wardrobes built on basics
• Bring on the ugly:
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