Edmonton Journal - 2015-06-11

• COSMETIC HERBICIDES UNDER SCRUTINY
• Police killer espoused extremist views online
• Dozens of scientists, economists urge halt to new oilsands projects
• Lamphier: Ethical lapses sink stars.
• Canada gets set to face New Zealand.
• Improvagan­za 2015.
• Raddatz neighbour shares story.
• Paula Simons.
• June 11, 1986: ‘Forces’ Sweetheart’ makes good on her concert promise
• Council votes to study eliminatio­n of two bike lanes
• Ethell looks back on eventful term
• Swearing-in cost nearly $20,000
• Home care will get funding increase, health minister says
• Raddatz investigat­ed for harassment
• Alberta’s long-term care stats improve
• Frayed straps failed when storm hit concert stage
• The irony of Solomon’s fall
• Toronto ‘dandy’ at the centre of CBC scandal
• Russian ships trail PM during Baltic cruise
• Whalers win millions from Sea Shepherd
• Training can cut rape incidents in half: study
• Canadian trekkers await investigat­ion
• Montreal imam gets passport back after 2014 revocation
• Secretive Syrian network reports on life under ISIL
• U.S. beefs up Iraq training deployment
• Bring peace to Ukraine, Pope urges
• Child bride accused of killing husband to be freed
• ‘Ex’ marks the spot for true reform S
• Minimum wage versus minimum income
• Tank fire drill tests Kinder Morgan’s responses
• Washington changes course on meat labelling
• Restaurant group urges phased-in wage increases
• HBC suffers $54M Q1 loss — but sales up
• Shunning the U.S. in favour of China
• Accessing Chinese markets gets easier
• Tsx, dollar buoyed by rising oil prices
• Carrie Underwood dominates CMT awards
• Metal fest shoots for family-friendly vibe
• Movie listings
• TV listings
• Six to see at festival
• At 24, Sheeran stands alone
• Musk has plans to provide Internet service from space
• Scientists make no bones about Yukon camel find
• Blackhawks even Cup final at 2-2
• Injuries pile up at training camp
• LeBron worried about Cavs’ ability to finish
• Gascoigne still wallowing in self-pity
• Skaters not about to split hairs over their tradition
• As the Cup final winds down, most of the stories have been told
• Containing Wilkinson a key task for Canada
• China changes strategy for game against the Netherland­s
• Mrdjenovic­h puts belt on line
• St. Jude offers one final test
• Roughrider­s grinding away before pre-season date
• Eskimos on each other’s nerves
• Hinchcliff­e doesn’t recall rescue efforts
• Bigger tourney means lopsided scores
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Spend a Summer Night in the Botanic Gardens
• Off-highway hotspots to explore on your road trip to Jasper
• Cam ping for the Novice
• Kayaking Try this Summer
• Bird Watching

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