Edmonton Journal - 2015-11-26

• Remand centre idea ‘horrific’
• River turbines to power up parks
• SPECIAL SERIES: HEAD SHOTS
• $12B COAL WARNING
• PAULA SIMONS: POLICE IDEA IS DANGEROUS, DEMEANING
• Alberta climate plan should help get oil to port, natural resources minister says
• Dogcatcher is scourge of mutts lacking tags
• Legal aid services to cover more Albertans
• Valley LRT project could get rolling by spring
• Minister salutes Catholic board on gender plan
• Driver in fatal crash admits he was drunk
• Alberta among provinces where murder rate rose
• Notley spreads word about climate change
• Dinner meetings pushed warming initiative
• Losing his job all too familiar for Uber driver
• Campaign targets sharing of nude photos without permission
• Athabasca residents fight to keep university in town
• New agency to promote energy efficiency
• NDP urged to get more input on farm safety bill
• FIGHTING FENTANYL
• Coal industry has plenty of options
• TRAGEDY BRINGS RARE CIVILITY
• Refugee policy must change to meet new needs
• Carbon tax a blow to investment climate
• QUEBEC OPENS ARMS TO REFUGEES
• FIVE MISSTEPS IN AFGHAN HOSPITAL ATTACK
• ‘I can POWER THROUGH this’
• Guide walks out on hearing
• DOCTORS EYE POT TO CURB ADDICTION
• Drugs behind demise of Newfoundla­nd music legend
• ‘Scud Stud’ part of his brand, says Arthur Kent
• ‘I never wanted to kill anyone’
• B.C.’s ‘academic tokenism’
• What took the Liberals so long?
• Horner loving life out of politics
• KNOWN UNKNOWNS
• ON THE EDGE
• Canadian Oil Sands draws more suitors
• Banks cut costs, but real hurricane hasn’t hit yet
• Emphasis shifts to political events
• ALYSSA REID
• Big bands swing into the festive season
• PROVOCATIV­E, SCARY AND SOMETIMES FUNNY
• Comic Brady tries on Kinky Boots
• USE YOUR ILLUSIONS
• BRIDGES THEATRE PROJECT BRINGS PROS, STUDENTS TOGETHER
• Shaffer looks at life after Letterman
• Voice of The Good Dinosaur a pro at age 14
• BULLDOGS AND PICKLES
• Cats do the work they want, book shows
• SMALL STEPS ON THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS
• Lunch break makes you better at job
• Simple ways to achieve a “five-per-cent shift”
• HEALTHY EATING OR UNHEALTHY OBSESSION?
• SPOTTER’S GUIDE TO MEN’S HAIR
• Busy Erykah Badu refuses to be ‘stuck’
• The All-Star Dog Rescue Celebratio­n
• Walker hopes to follow in footsteps of former top rookie
• HURRICANES BLOW PAST OILERS
• LOFTY AMBITIONS
• Klefbom feels ‘lucky’ after stick to eye
• Pandas’ defender Eady pursues goals in both sports and career
• Rookie Hanifin learning quickly on the job
• ’CANES 4 OILERS 1
• JONES’ TIRELESS STUDY OF THE GAME PAYS OFF
• It’s up to players to execute: Campbell
• No place like home for Esks’ Eddie Steele
• Oil Kings’ offence comes alive again
• Romo’s back, but Cowboys are no match for Panthers
• Security concerns mount for upcoming Rio Games
• new YOrk TimeS crOSSwOrD
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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