Edmonton Journal - 2018-07-12

• Council pours more money into Metro Line
• McDonald’s adopts new standards for beef
• CROATIA COMPLETES COMEBACK
• TRUMP VS. NATO
• Voter turnout could decide Fort McMurray byelection
• Dining options for vegans expanding across city
• City council backtracks on hardline restrictio­ns
• Giant bronze Buddha statue coming to rural Alberta
• Poloz’s tale of recovery coming true
• Tim Hortons moving into China
• High turnouts at advance polls for byelection­s
• Alberta Justice counsel grapples with how to police cannabis and driving
• Rural areas disappoint­ed by Greyhound decision to stop offering service
• Mayor mum on city manager contract
• Alberta ponders taking the wheel on driving tests
• Jasper Avenue fire causes estimated $1.5M in damage
• Parents of Broncos player killed in crash call for changes in law
• Stampede crowds suggest spirits are up
• Better internet service is crucial for Indigenous communitie­s
• NEW OPTIONS FOR TRANSIT
• Parks Canada looking for bear that trampled tent in Banff campground
• Alberta remains wary of West Nile virus
• TIME FOR LIBERAL BOAST TO PROVE OUT CAN CANADA BECOME AN ‘ESSENTIAL COUNTRY’?
• CANADA COMMITS UP TO 250 TROOPS FOR NEW ONE-YEAR TRAINING MISSION IN IRAQ, PROVIDING TRUDEAU WITH A COUNTER TO PRESIDENT TRUMP’S CLAIM THAT CANADA IS A ‘FREE-RIDER’ ON DEFENCE.
• A ‘ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME RESCUE.’
• BIZARRE TARIFFS CANADA SLAPS ON THE WORLD
• Ontario woman accidental­ly steals car
• Latest Quebec union pressure tactic? Hide-and-go-drink
• Men say lawsuit is a shakedown
• Singh urges Trudeau to help Greyhound
• HOROSCOPE
• Trump pans German gas deal with Russia
• FROM BUSKING TO ‘BRASSHOUSE’
• KEEPING THINGS ZANY
• Crossing borders, inspiring beer, viewers
• Just for political laughs
• Charting his own course
• Porter introduces basic fare for bare-bones service ALICJA SIEKIERSKA
• Former Sino-Forest executives hit with big fines, sanctions
• Postmedia’s digital ad revenues rise for sixth straight quarter
• FREDERIC TOMESCO Bombardier stock starts to take off as plane sales rise
• THREE WAYS TO LOOK AT THE FLATTENING YIELD CURVE
• Why your family trust won’t always save you from the law
• Expect fewer followers as Twitter deletes fake accounts
• SILENCE IS NO LONGER OPTION FOR EDMONTON
• Eskimos rookie making most of second shot
• HALL NOT RESTING ON HIS NEW STATUS
• Kadri happy to centre third line on winning team
• French teen phenom continues to turn heads
• A QB CONTROVERS­Y? MORE LIKE THE BOMB
• ADMIT IT PGA, FEDEX CUP IS FAILURE
• Toronto Indy a homecoming for Wickens
• Virtue, Moir tour to thank Canada
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD

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