Edmonton Journal - 2014-02-01

• New law protects caregivers
• Oilers down, but fans not out
• ‘Stand up straighter’
• Voices lifted
• Keystone report
• Feb. 1, 1934: Court gives non-english speaker 3 years as example to others
• Police seek three suspects in carjacking
• “It takes away from the precious moments that are left if you’re busy worrying about finances.”
• Drunk driver gets 4 years in fatal crash
• U of A closing biological research station
• Province reveals its $100,000-plus earners
• Pay ‘outing’ raises lots of questions
• Smar t-fare plan may be costly, group says
• Icy weather takes toll on postal carriers
• Study touted as good news for pipeline
• St. Joseph’s Basilica ready to celebrate parish’s centennial
• Salary revamp will save $4M, AHS says
• Black stripped of honours
• Cyberspy agency faces Senate grilling
• Manitoba child welfare failed Phoenix: judge
• Record donations pour into federal party coffers
• Improved monitoring of off-label drug use urged
• Gun-classifica­tion system under fire
• Western think-tank lauds Trudeau’s Senate gambit
• ‘What the frig is wrong with that guy?’
• Understaff­ing plagues veteran support unit
• Engineer charged in mall cave-in
• Ukrainian activist kidnapped, tortured
• Vodka binges cited in early deaths
• Syria peace talks adjourn with no sign of progress
• Knox’s ex bolts, then returns
• Starving sailor found after 16 months adrift
• Mcdougall church at crossroads
• Why sunshine list took so long to rise
• What’s your opinion on our opinions?
• Peace River hearings test new oilpatch enforcer
• Wide world was young traveller’s happy place
• New Zealand may take Union Jack off flag
• Fan uprisings: Oilers not only team to face wrath of supporters
• Junk food gets fans through team’s hard times
• Athlete paced Bannister to first sub-four-minute mile
• ‘The Hook’ top lawyer to stars
• Mayfield reborn as Doubletree
• Office space glut feared
• Firetext to play at Super Bowl stadium
• World economy teeters on brink of deflation trap
• Drop in eurozone inflation fuels rate-cut talk
• Sale of liquor gets nod in B.C. grocery outlets
• Power to fine pipeline firms unused
• Real estate is a good fit for this young couple
• That make RES Ps an awesome idea
• Eu deflation fears tamp down markets
• Finding a way through misconcept­ions
• Oil Kings change American history
• Fraser brought on board to bring ‘growl’ to Oilers lineup
• Rush players reach out to community youth
• Quebec skip takes aim at Scotties field
• Canada looks to top 2010 Olympic medal count
• Super Bowl: Will offence or defence rule?
• Ference ready to face Bruins.
• Watson keeps up with Jones
• Old school still rules the gridiron
• These three are what you call Super fans
• Manning gives Broncos slight edge
• NFL should give up testing for pot
• Seth Meyers says farewell to Saturday Night Live
• Celebratin­g the art of Lyndal Osborne
• Clybourne Park stingingly smart
• Chilly weather? Fox isn’t worried
• Halftime gig out of this world for pop crooner Bruno Mars
• Trio showcases wistful interplay
• Meyers’ last Update
• Super Sunday
• Music rules in Nashville
• Carnival’s LIVE concert series a sea change
• A stop for slaves on road to freedom
• Universal stirs up more magic
• REMINDER: GREAT LOVE STORIES NEED GREAT SETTINGS
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• A space for keeping dreams alive
• That dreary entrancewa­y? Treat it like a room
• Our handy guide to when to start your veggies
• Northeast’s Lake District is where the action is
• Second Homes: Montana’s great outdoors
• Brilliant hues in the forecast for summer

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