Edmonton Journal - 2015-09-02

• Sherwood Park girl dances for Janet
• Nexen to shut Ft. Mac facility
• McDavid part of stellar rookie class.
• App helps diners avoid long lineups.
• Five acts to catch at Sonic Boom.
• Sept. 2, 1970: Founder of Alberta’s first satellite community dies
• Homicide victim the 14th this year
• Spa ordered to pay for religion-based demotion
• Family seeks return of canoe
• Taxi drivers to get extra set of eyes
• Mutilated cats spark alarm from authoritie­s
• NDP vows to continue support for schools
• Province foot-dragging on disclosure, Wildrose says
• Input sought on public art project
• Faith leaders want council to retain opening prayers
• Man admits trying to lure boys with guns
• Albertan on death row challenges execution drug
• Growers want say on farm safety
• Pageant winner ‘not going to shut up’
• Syrian charged in Arar torture case
• Hungary blocks migrants from westbound trains
• Medical education has darker side, study finds
• ‘R’ word challenges economists and politician­s
• Nicholson blames Putin for violence in Ukraine
• Hispanics hope Pope lifts U.S. immigratio­n debate
• Weight in middle age may influence risk of Alzheimer’s
• Francis lets priests forgive abortions
• A beach within our reach?
• Learning by doing is good business
• Living wage an issue of economic growth
• Overhaul of Alberta liquor laws put on hold
• More energy-sector jobs chopped
• Top prices of high-end homes on the rise
• TheScore Inc. bets on fantasy app
• China slowdown hits global stocks again
• Many Canadians have less than $10K in emergency funds
• New oilsands production could deepen discount, analysts say
• Northern Gateway advocate ‘had passion to serve’
• Airline price-fix suit goes forward
• Still a few cautious bulls in China
• Let’s talk risk versus return
• TSX, OIL PLUNGE AS RECESSION CONFIRMED
• Walking rigs help cut drilling costs
• Attitudes shift on returning to old jobs
• GOOD SAVINGS PRACTICES DON’T END WITH RETIREMENT
• What are some things you have done to set your company up for a successful merger or acquisitio­n?
• UPCOMING:
• Roundup: Recent posts from Capital Ideas members
• COURSE CONFOUNDS BEST PLAYERS IN PROVINCE
• Paratriath­lon star looking strong
• O’Day, Dyce step up for Riders
• Nilsson sets sights on Oilers’ top goaltendin­g gig
• Goins blast lifts Blue Jays over Indians
• Can Canada’s basketball­ers compete at top tier?
• Three Esks named among CFL’s top performers
• Contenders? Not without a win over Calgary
• JAYS AIM AT FIRST STEP TOWARD GRASS FIELD
• HOROSCOPE
• Concealer to play Brixx Bar & Grill
• Redford, Nolte take a hike
• PBS Disney doc could have delved deeper
• Venice sets stage for film fests
• Weepy Bieber seeks sympathy
• Actor looks beyond Walking Dead
• Rihanna proud of staying power
• TV tonight
• Fruits of Sherbrooke to help children in need
• Try this cool take on seafood for summer
• Branches serves top-notch lunch fare
• Italian-inspired supper simply delicious
• Corn spoonbread rises above humble origins
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