Edmonton Journal - 2016-06-16

• THE CHILDREN RETURN
• New lessons may hit K-4 by 2020
• ‘MY OWN HERO’
• ‘I felt betrayed. I felt very vulnerable’
• SHE’S BACK
• Police officials investigat­e wife of nightclub shooter
• Council to study rules around small breweries
• Canada needs to get moving on innovation ASAP
• NDP keeping a frenetic pace in first year
• Dogs lovers go way, way back
• Girl badly injured when struck by garbage truck near school
• TappCar’s exclusive access deals raise questions for bylaw
• Three older schools to become one new
• CAPITAL REGION MUST MOVE WITH CONCERTED EFFORT
• Are you not hearing clearly when a group of people are talking?
• Vulcan the first in Canada to unveil solar park
• Ex-Alberta Liberal leader fined over donation limits
• Wildrose criticizes NDP for hiking borrowing limit
• Are you not hearing clearly when a group of people are talking?
• Woman agrees in court that rape reports were untrue
• Murder victim’s family hopes for closure
• Barrhead man saves life of baby deer
• SENATORS GET SNIFFY OVER ‘A LITTLE BIT OF DUST’
• Thy sons know not what they say
• THE SEARCH FOR THE TRUTH IN THE SHORT AND MISERABLE LIFE OF ALEXANDRU RADITA MAY REST ON MEDICAL CASE FILES FROM B.C.
• COFFEE PROBABLY WON’T GIVE YOU CANCER: WHO AGENCY
• DISNEY GATOR ATTACK: TODDLER FOUND DEAD
• Complaints ‘bring discredit,’ Legion says
• New food court start of Londonderr­y Mall revival
• Clean bitumen technology unveiled
• Wildfire loss to oilsands pegged at $1.4 billion
• WHAT HABIT HAS CONTRIBUTE­D MOST TO YOUR SUCCESS?
• Assessing the big picture
• ‘Joint-employer’ status could rattle the franchise industry
• THE RHODES TO SUCCESS
• NOW SERVING ...
• POLARIS LONG LIST REVEALED
• Legendary quartet headlines Solstice
• Standup guy
• MAGAZINE CELEBRATES WOMEN AT ANY WEIGHT
• O’Neill gets gruff for Hank the octopus
• Funny, funny girls
• FAMILY & COMMUNITY
• New York Times Crossword
• Aces On Bridge
• Mitchell not taking anything for granted
• Stadium name reflects Brick deal
• NHL expansion in Vegas would be a big gamble
• Maas’s message resonates with players
• Misfortune awaits on demanding Oakmont course
• Germans take cue from unconventi­onal coach
• Featherwei­ght champ dominant force in the ring
• SPORTS SEDAN EXCELS IN STYLE, PERFORMANC­E
• BEST INTERIORS
• Learning to tame Hellcats and Vipers
• INFINITI QX70 AWD MASQUERADE­S AS SPORT UTILITY
• ’16 ILX A WINNER
• TLX RECLAIMS ATTENTION
• TURBOCHARG­ED ENGINE FURTHER CIVILIZES THE 911
• GREEN-LIVING S550E LACKS SPARK

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