Edmonton Journal - 2015-09-30

• TRYING ON A NEW MINIMUM WAGE
• Police force too busy for funeral escorts
• ALL BRUNCH, ALL THE TIME
• FIRST HOMES
• Madonna? Ringo? October will be busy
• Anton Lander scores the hat trick
• Notley says investors want action
• Chiefs support Eagle Spirit link to B.C.
• Fugitive railway labourers choose jail over work camp
• EDMONTON JOURNAL’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Freeze replaces 7.25% pay hike
• City puts brakes on shortcutti­ng
• Family demands investigat­ion into inmate’s death
• Action on climate change backed: poll
• FEELING COMFORTABL­E ABOUT RETIREMENT
• The building blocks of an investment portfolio
• DEPICTING HISTORY FOR THE FUTURE
• Councillor fuming at city staff after issue with rental
• Drug-smuggling lawyer released
• Uber will become more popular: survey
• Canine unit boasts country’s top dog
• Thinking like a Scrabble pro
• LET’S MAKE POVERTY AN ISSUE
• ENOUGH NIQAB NONSENSE: CONSERVATI­VES ARE RIGHT
• Women who choose to wear face veil aren’t oppressed
• Harper tweaks platform into HOUSING PLAY
• FIVE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY
• FALSE STARTS, BACKBITING ... AND STILL NO GALLERY
• AUTO, DAIRY FEARS OVER TRADE DEAL
• Niqab woman pleads for vote
• OPP drop probe into RCMP data
• The dark and painful path to radicalism
• TALIBAN SEEK TO CONSOLIDAT­E POSITION AS FEARFUL KUNDUZ RESIDENTS CREATE A ‘GHOST CITY’
• Trudeau’s credibilit­y is still in doubt
• You didn't have me at hello
• AROMA’S MEMORY LINGERS
• Chiefs support Eagle Spirit pipeline
• BP EYES NOVA SCOTIA
• Banks setting gender targets
• Find a use for CO2, win $20M
• From coffee to Coke: New Keurig machine serves cold drinks
• Keystone strategy shifts
• Scandal touches vans, pickups
• MEDITERRAN­EAN BROWN RICE AND LENTIL SALAD
• HAPPY GARDEN THROWS FAREWELL BASH
• Wildflower Grill’s menu impressive
• Busy Blue Plate Diner warm, family-friendly
• Wines worth the effort to find
• McDonald’s teams with Alberta beef producers
• Coming-of-age epic ends Teatro season
• The Stanfields are loud, proud
• Code Black
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY ’ S CROSSWORD
• IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN
• IT COULD BE WORSE
• DON’T LET WINTER CURB YOUR HERBS
• A dumping ground adds little value to your home
• New colour treatments can make a home pop
• Tell your story with cleverly customized decor
• Old friendship­s set aside as Oilers meet Coyotes
• Eskimos receiver earns his flashy nickname
• JAYS ON VERGE OF CLINCHING
• HEARN LEARNS
• Eskimos have old gang back on the offensive line
• Oilers goalies Scrivens and Nilsson duel for backup role
• OILERS 4 COYOTES 0
• Franson on ground floor of Buffalo rebuild
• Osmond is back and even better
• Losses dim hopes for Arsenal, Chelsea
• HOROSCOPE

Edmonton Journal - 2015-09-29

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