Edmonton Journal - 2015-06-23

• U.S.A. ADVANCES WITH WIN OVER COLOMBIA
• Councillor­s want speedy shortcut fixes
• Premier makes historic apology
• Sterling Awards salute theatre’s best.
• Old Strathcona signs look too new.
• The Oilers’ recent No. 1 draft picks.
• Thomson: Action must follow words.
• June 23, 1971: Federal study asking women why they go braless causes flap
• Vigil participan­ts have no faith in province’s child-welfare system
• Baby ‘in immediate danger’
• PM’s supporters set up U.S.-style PAC
• Business group worried over minimum-wage hike
• Premier’s spouse in tricky spot
• Mid-air collision leaves two dead
• Jewish school honours slain policeman
• Stabbing a drug deal gone wrong
• Notley second-most popular premier
• Bribe bid linked to abuse claim, former Olympics boss testifies
• ‘Morning-after’ pill denials panned
• Man survives night stuck in deep crevice
• Senate OKs bill on MPs’ powers
• Does full-day kindergart­en work?
• It’s n-word and onward for Obama
• Violence surges in El Salvador
• Taliban bomber, gunmen strike Afghan parliament
• Despite outcry, town in China holds dog-meat event
• Both sides likely committed war crimes: UN
• Souring on cream of the crop
• How to fix the pre-election ad free-for-all
• GoGo Penguin has broad view of jazz
• Taylor Swift bares fangs at Apple
• TV listings
• Albertans getting sneak peak at Kilimanjar­o documentar­y
• Our currency should honour diversity
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Oilers, Dave Semenko part ways after decades
• Could Price win Hart and Vezina?
• Chiarelli ponders goaltendin­g options
• John MacKinnon.
• Las Vegas gets to strut its stuff to the NHL brass this week
• All-star voting system a Royal blunder
• Scouting staff shuffle necessary
• Two views of the 2015 Focus SE
• Weird and unusual cars are collector’s passion
• Accord and Sonata go head-to-head
• Honda’s HR-V already selling well
• A piece of Canadian automotive history
• Weir lauds Spieth’s rocket rise to PGA elite
• Report warns of ‘capex leaks’ from Alberta
• U of A engineerin­g dean leaves lasting legacy
• Enbridge downgrade part of pattern
• Hedge-fund pressure gets results at Zargon
• Online startups eye mattress market
• Beware of employees in sheep’s clothing
• MARKETS CREST ON OPTIMISM FOR GREECE

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