Edmonton Journal - 2018-06-02

• A DOOR INTO THE PAST
• SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVALS
• Alberta reins in superinten­dent pay
• ‘YOU’RE NOT ALONE’
• PIPELINE OF COMMUNICAT­ION
• Eco-solar tour showcases sustainabl­e living spaces
• Albertans face squeeze from speculatio­n tax in B.C.
• Commission­er applauds rush for Grey Cup tickets
• Why Big Oil has fled Canada’s oilpatch
• How chief’s contract spat turned ‘caustic’
• Lacombe gets his Stanley Cup ring back
• NAFTA talks may extend into 2019
• Fire death at Parkdale flat ruled city’s 14th homicide
• E. coli outbreak linked to pork is over, AHS says
• Major renovation underway to update Ventures Building
• TRANS MOUNTAIN COULD GET PUBLIC RELATIONS BOOST
• Defence lawyer broke society’s rules of conduct
• AHS urges vaccine do-over in Leduc
• Man involved in casino shooting gets 5½ years
• Newly-graduated firefighte­rs to staff south-side units
• Paramedics out to show ‘No One Walks Alone’
• Flames broadcaste­r Millions challenges UCP incumbent for Airdrie nomination
• New hearing ordered in school prayer case
• World’s southernmo­st polar bears declining
• CITY LEADERS MUST LISTEN TO MARGINALIZ­ED VOICES
• Bubble-zone infringes on free speech laws
• Lottery winner allowed to stay anonymous
• Couple witnesses ‘amazing’ orca rescue
• SOLDIER’S BATTLE FOR JUSTICE
• INTERPRETA­TION OF ‘ON-DUTY’ AT HEART OF CASE
• ‘You don’t appear well matched,’ immigratio­n officer tells applicant
• A trade war Canada will lose
• Protesters dog group after legion ouster
• N. KOREA SUMMIT’S BACK ON, TRUMP SAYS
• Populist coalition takes power in Italy
• When next crash hits, the question won’t be how low, but how long
• Canadian advances in health care are fueled by global investment
• U.S. continues hiring momentum in May; unemployme­nt rate reaches 18-year low
• ‘NO ONE IS FORGOTTEN, NOTHING IS FORGOTTEN’
• ‘IT WAS LIKE A DAGGER THROUGH MY HEART’
• Tiny robot submarine discovers ‘Holy Grail of shipwrecks’
• “EMERGENCY ROOM”
• Living well is quite easy in Arbours of Keswick
• CACTI OFFER HARDY BUT BEAUTIFUL RESULTS WITH ALMOST NO MAINTENANC­E REQUIRED
• WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN INSPECTING
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• CONVERSATI­ON AND CONNECTION
• DISTILLERY TOURS
• VILLA BISTRO MAKES GREAT STRIDES FILLING BIG SHOES
• Not the same, old Good Lovelies
• EDMONTON FOOD TOURS KICKS OFF WITH BRUNCH
• LIFE ON THE EDGE
• Plight of the honeybee
• SEE SPOT SAIL
• Not your average river cruise ship
• Eskimos backups bomb in Winnipeg
• Ex-Eskimos rekindle groove in Winnipeg
• North America’s World Cup bid outscores ‘high risk’ Morocco
• STATISTICA­L JUSTICE MOVES SLOWLY FOR CFL PLACEKICKE­RS
• Cavs not playing blame game after Smith snafu
• NBA WANTS ITS CUT OF GAMBLING PIE
• Holtby back to making head-scratching saves
• ROOT OF THE PROBLEM
• Manziel looks sharp in CFL debut
• HOROSCOPE HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE HOROSCOPE

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