Edmonton Journal - 2015-10-03

• SHOOTING ROCKS QUIET STREET
• WINE-COUNTRY WEDDING
• Bombers QB Matt Nichols faces his old teammates
• RETURN TO DRY LAND
• DANGER IN YOUR PIPES
• An expert’s advice on preparing your house for winter’s wrath
• U of A’s Filipek competes in football and pole vault
• Crafting transgende­r policy won’t be easy
• Belgravia retrofit updates ’50s home
• Why the rich are richer
• Just who is a citizen?
• Oilpatch mayor wants apology from Edmonton
• No more sex for civilian agents
• Calgary looks to limit pot services
• Prosecutor seeks adult sentence for man who killed care worker at 17
• Notley speaks to Bay Street
• Auditor general launches probe into health care
• Albertans want more oilsands oversight, poll shows
• Health coalition urges tobacco-tax increase
• Random stabbing leads to manslaught­er verdict
• Town seeks to capitalize on tagline teasing
• Recipe FOR SUCCESS
• First Nations snubbed, court told
• Canadians asked to drop ‘language of war’
• Police mental-health plan grabs attention
• Something to ponder before heading to the polls on Oct. 19
• LIES WE TELL OURSELVES
• NDP looks to shake off week of blunders with pat on the back
• MASS SHOOTING INCIDENTS RANKED BY NUMBER OF DEAD (INCLUDING SHOOTER)
• FOUR THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE DEATH OF THE DINOS
• HIGHWAY OF HORRORS
• Leaders clash over Canadian values
• Mulcair holds firm on niqab
• ‘I SAW HIM WITH MY OWN EYES SHOOT AT NATHAN CIRILLO’
• ‘Extremism wasn’t a reality until this happened’
• OREGON HERO: ‘IT’S MY SON’S BIRTHDAY, DON’T DO THIS’
• All worked up and in a sweat
• NDP exits centre on trade deal
• IF GERMANY CAN DO IT ...
• DEVOTED TO THE WORD
• Alberta's ‘One Percenters’ top list of the richest in Canada
• Dealmaker helped rescue Disney
• Psychologi­st investigat­ed the death of Marilyn Monroe
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• Servus Credit Union sails on through economic storm
• Oil industry touts emissions tech
• CHOKING UNDER PRESSURE
• STORMY SKIES
• VW Canada tries to lure back buyers
• SEPTEMBER HOME PRICES FLAT AS LOCAL SALES DROP SHARPLY
• Late rains give boost to wheat and canola harvests
• STRATEGIES TO LOWER INVESTMENT TAXES
• DECISIONS TO MAKE BEFORE RETIREMENT
• Year-end tax planning starts now
• Skipping school during the boom proves costly
• C-suite equality 100 years away, research shows
• TEA WITH A TWIST
• FROM GUNS TO GUITAR
• Season-ender a delightful blend of poignancy, laughs
• Home on Heartland
• Tightrope film banks on fear of heights
• Doc explores Saturday Night
• Madam Secretary
• WHO IS GOD TO YOU?
• CALENDAR
• Oilers put through tough drill after loss
• SCRUTINY BETWEEN THE PIPES
• SWEET SWING
• REILLY WANTS A FAST START
• Anton Slepyshev makes impression in any language
• LOSING GETS UNDER PROUD BUONO’S SKIN KICKER LIFTS STAMPS OVER TICATS
• Spieth named top PGA Tour player
• UNPLUGGED CULEBRA
• WARM UP THIS WINTER
• River cruises rolling into new horizons
• DRAWN BY SPECTACULA­R SKIES
• Get your literary kicks on Route 66
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• SHOWCASE SET TO INSPIRE
• With small kitchens, it helps to think big
• How to create a knockout entryway
• Keeping birch from the lurch: Combating the leafminer
• TO WRAP OR NOT TO WRAP CEDAR TREES
• TAKE ACTION ON FIRE PREVENTION
• Six ways to battle leaves

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