Edmonton Journal - 2016-01-21

• EXCITED TO BE BACK ON ICE
• Traffic nightmare looms on 50th St.
• HEATING UP WINTER
• Raw-fish buyer got rare bellyful of worms
• NILSSON STONE COLD
• Two-time killer took own life after stabbing roommate
• Questions over ‘national funeral’ for Dion’s husband Angélil
• Police officer red-flagged over gun use
• Ready to pay for residentia­l parking?
• Biotech looks for bigger role in Alberta
• Canada urged to be leader in Syrian refugee crisis
• A note to Journal readers
• Couples make record donation to brain centre
• Second bishop opposes transgende­r guidelines
• The NDP government can’t ignore Wildrose requests all the time
• INFANT LIFE IS SACRED
• IT’S A REAL COURSE, MOM! A PROFESSOR AT MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY HAS APPARENTLY HEARD ALL THOSE STUDENTS WISHING UPON A STAR AND CREATED A COURSE THAT FEATURES A FIELD TRIP TO DISNEY WORLD.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT DAVOS AND JUSTIN TRUDEAU
• ARMED TEACHER HAILED AS HERO
• AIRPORT OUTLET MALL SET TO TAKE OFF
• Output cuts loom as crude tumbles
• Rogers Place names two new assistant managers
• LOVE, TRAUMA AND OTHER MATTERS
• ‘AUNT VIV’ RIPS SMITH
• Sound engineer gets his first Grammy nod
• BLUE RODEO WARMS A COLD WINTER’S NIGHT
• GALLERIES & MUSEUMS
• DC’s Legends of Tomorrow
• BETWEEN CLUB AND ELITE
• ‘CRYBRADY’ NOT RATTLED
• Oilers’ Kassian skating into his comfort zone
• Versatile Pakarinen gaining confidence of bench boss
• Canadian teams’ playoff hopes are heading south
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• AceS On briDge
• YUKON DENALI TOO BIG FOR THE CITY
• BALANCED APPROACH
• SPORTY CROSSOVER ALWAYS FUN TO DRIVE

Edmonton Journal - 2016-01-20

Edmonton Journal - 2016-01-22