Edmonton Journal - 2019-08-13

• SCHOOL’S BACK ALREADY?
• Photo-radar rules won’t change: city
• FUGITIVES DIED BY SUICIDE
• Katz Group, former exec trade lawsuits
• MUSIC OVER MARKETING
• MODDEJONGE
• UCP’S plan to address health-care spending remains shrouded in mystery
• Police chiefs to discuss internal bias, bullying
• U of A receives $2.2M in federal funds for 10 research projects
• Preliminar­y inquiry begins for suspect in four slayings
• We need to get oilsands water rules right
• Parents have no reason to fear measles vaccine
• IS PURITY OBSESSION A NEW ILLNESS?
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT TRUMP’S CHANGES
• Hong Kong protests reach ‘critical juncture’
• Canada’s spy chief sees ‘significan­t and clear’ threat from abroad
• Pattison seeks to take Canfor private
• Air Canada beefs up its Transat offer
• Canntrust plunges after latest breach disclosed
• WITH ITS 70TH BIRTHDAY NEARING, CHINA ISN’T IN A CELEBRATIN­G MOOD
• Barrick posts profit jump on higher production
• Peso collapses amid vote upset
• Keenum, Mccoy lead Washington QB contest
• ESKIMOS BALL HAWKS COME UP BIG
• Peru basks in success but problems lie ahead for Pan Am Games
• NO SACKS? NO PROBLEM FOR ESKIMOS
• Andreescu takes centre stage
• HELMET PROTEST SHOWS BROWN HASN’T CHANGED
• ‘I chose to sacrifice my moment’: U.S. athletes take aim at Trump
• THE GIRLS SOCCER TEAM THAT SURVIVED
• A New Breakthrou­gh for Neuropathy Pain Relief Gets Approval in Canada
• DESPITE WIN, NICHOLS CAN’T ESCAPE CRITICS
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• CONNECTING THE DOTS ON CLIMATE CHANGE
• Happiness is ...
• SUMMERBLAC­K
• Decade designs clothes with natural fibres, ‘real body’ fit
• THIS JUST IN
• TRIO GLEAMS THROUGH GRIT
• Teen Choice Awards: 5 things you missed
• Are we getting close to a male birth-control pill?
• HOROSCOPE

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