Edmonton Journal - 2018-07-04

• RULE, BRITANNIA!
• Police acted lawfully day officer was killed: ASIRT
• MUSICAL SPARKS PROTESTS
• Red tape strangling infill work: developers
• GETAWAY AT THE LAKE
• 2012’s No. 1 pick Yakupov heads to KHL
• Mexico’s new populist leader could create more rifts
• Former assistant coach takes the reins
• McCartney hits Rogers Place Sept. 30
• More publicsect­or salaries released
• How ATB keeps up with Bay Street
• Protesters rappel from B.C. bridge
• Defence claims misidentif­ication in 2016 Tribute Lounge shooting
• Trans Mountain outlines pipeline constructi­on plans for next six months
• Province tackles racism with new grant program
• Advance polls open in pair of provincial byelection­s; housing program launches
• Calgary, county to battle over proposed mega-mall
• Murder victim identified in bid to generate clues
• Rescue uncertain for team trapped in Thai cave: explorer
• Alberta faces $2.6B in tolls for Keystone XL pipeline and $26B for Sturgeon refinery
• Town to honour family of five killed in crash
• Why would our wintry ex-PM thaw out now?
• It’s time Canada had an official poverty line
• HOW EARLY LIFE WARMED PLANET
• BRITISH HOSPITAL WORKER HELD IN NEWBORN DEATHS.
• A DAY AFTER THEY WERE FOUND, HEAVY RAINS COULD WORSEN FLOODING IN A CAVE WHERE 12 BOYS AND THEIR COACH ARE WAITING TO BE RESCUED, POSSIBLY FORCING THEM TO SWIM OUT THROUGH AN UNDERWATER PASSAGE.
• HOW A B.C. MAN MASQUERADE­D AS A LAWYER.
• PM affirms ties to NATO amid U.S. criticism
• MMIW lawyer’s interferen­ce claim disputed
• Cities seek to address rise in gang violence
• HOROSCOPE
• Malaysia’s former PM arrested in $6B probe
• Dershowitz: I’ve been shunned
• RECEIVER WILLIAMS COMES OF AGE IN CFL
• INVESTING IN CANADIAN QBS
• POWER RANKINGS 4 WEEK
• Gable finds mojo in Eskimos’ backfield
• BAUTISTA REMAINS PICTURE OF COOL IN TORONTO RETURN
• Europe’s top clubs have eye on Davies
• Canadian Open gets boost with new June date
• NEW YORK ISLANDERS RESIGNED TO REBUILDING MODE AFTER TRADES
• All eyes on Karlsson and Senators
• Shapovalov, Bouchard advance at Wimbledon
• Hopes dashed as talks break down over Churchill rail sale
• Housing affordabil­ity at ‘crisis level’ in Vancouver: RBC report
• Consumer confidence ends June at lowest in two years: study
• BCE to buy SuperNet operator to serve rural areas
• YOUR RETIREMENT DRAWDOWN MODE COULD MEAN SAVINGS OF THOUSANDS
• What trade war? Strategist­s grow bullish on Canadian stocks
• A little taste of PARIS
• CHICKEN & PISTACHIO TERRINE
• CARAMELIZE­D PLUM TART
• HAZELNUT-CRUSTED GOAT CHEESE & APPLE SALAD
• Peachy keen
• Feeling scrambled? Serve up this super sandwich
• THROUGH THICK AND THIN
• PERFECT TAVERN CHEESEBURG­ERS
• PERFECT SMASH CHEESEBURG­ERS
• A BIG ... AND SMALL ... DEAL
• Actress joins superhero lineup
• A New Sex Pill Takes the Spotlight as the Viagra Patent is About to Expire
• BONO WARNS OF GLOBAL THREAT
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD

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