Edmonton Journal - 2016-06-17

• Pedestrian­s, cyclists in for tighter squeeze
• Filipino man needs new heart, work visa for fair shot at survival
• MEAT LOAF COLLAPSES AT JUBE
• BRITISH MP SLAIN
• Dory fishes for laughs in familiar waters
• Trudeau acknowledg­es ‘trade-offs’ are inevitable
• U.S. Open off to a slow, soggy start at Oakmont
• Cases of drivers fleeing officers on the rise
• Cars gobble up spots meant for food trucks
• Clocks start on Energy East review
• All eyes on Visa’s war with Walmart
• Fort McMurray residents shuffled between hotels
• BY THE NUMBERS
• Chief warns plan to save $27M over three years will carry ‘some pain’
• Housing frees up for more women escaping abuse
• Constructi­on begins on new transit hub at Canada Packers site
• Students replace graffiti in Inglewood with mural
• Clothing choice could offer edge in firefighte­r testing
• Man killed, woman hurt in knife attack at clinic
• Report urges city to make changes to attract industrial developmen­t
• Alberta to give $1.7M to support victims
• Man shot into air in self-defence, lawyer claims
• Opinions differ in case of woman accused of making false reports
• Ending poverty achievable with enough commitment and passion
• BREWING NEW RULES
• THE LAST NAZI: SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST RETURN TO GERMANY FOR THE RECKONING OF A LOW-RANKING SS SERGEANT TURNED DAIRY FARMER. A LOOK AT WHY THE VERDICT MATTERS EVEN AFTER SEVEN DECADES.
• GUNMAN MONITORED FACEBOOK.
• DEN TANDT: REVERSAL ON ISIL GENOCIDE OVERDUE
• MILITARY CARDS STEP UP STANCE ON SEX ASSAULT
• REINHOLD HANNING: THE MAN AT THE CENTRE OF ‘THE LAST TRIAL’
• How carbon plan might impact Alberta economy
• BARRICK TOLD TO THINK BIG
• TIPPING TIPSTERS
• Suncor offers cash for notes
• Saskatchew­an premier in Quebec to defend pipeline
• Oilpatch firms show cautious optimism
• Global myth of central bank independen­ce stands exposed
• What Would You Do?
• LEND OPERA NUOVA YOUR EARS
• STORY OF SURVIVAL
• Edmonton teams join Amazing Race Canada
• FILM MAKES LITTLE THINGS COUNT
• Not enough intelligen­ce
• NEWT KNIGHT: THE FACE OF THE FREE STATE OF JONES
• new york times crossword
• Aces On Bridge
• Great tales for rainy days
• JOY OF READING: LET’S EMBRACE IT
• Star-struck doctors put patients at risk
• Are our beloved dogs capable of loving us?
• Antibiotic­s, C-sections may affect baby gut bugs, studies suggest
• Fun plants for junior gardeners
• ‘Superheroe­s’ relive their ’70s exploits
• More children lacking sleep
• Grammy Awards change rules to fit with music industry
• FIAT, MAZDA GET IT RIGHT WITH JOINT PROJECT
• LATEST FROM THE PICKUP WARS
• COOLER THAN IT LOOKS
• 1966 Le Mans winner still roots for Ford
• Watkins makes timely return
• FROM REFUGEE TO RIO
• ENGLAND WINS UGLY
• Move back in the draft or keep No. 4?
• ESKS READY TO ‘ROCK ’N’ ROLL’
• Bobcats head coach and GM Thibodeau vows to win fourth battle with cancer
• De Grasse’s success lit a fire under sprint teammate Brown
• Irish fans prove to be model citizens
• King James a royal pain for Warriors in Game 6

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