Edmonton Journal - 2016-09-28

• AND ... THAT’S A WRAP!
• AHS struggling with demand for assisted death
• Praying at the altar of bland neutrality
• ONE MORE WIN AND IT’S OVER
• COOKING AT THE CASINO
• City agrees to let Homeward Trust purchase lot at Station Pointe
• Feds grant approval for massive B.C. LNG project
• Office-building landlords face possibilit­y of repurposin­g
• Logic no longer a factor when assessing U.S. debate
• Thief scoops ATM from storefront
• EXCRUCIATI­NG ORDEAL,
• Lawyer announces run for PC leadership
• Bad ‘karma’ led killer to confess, court told
• Direct Energy sends staff to Fort McMurray for live sessions
• City has qualms on giving finish dates on big projects
• Gavel comes down on historic auction house
• Teacher fined for threatenin­g to knock out unruly student
• University of Alberta hosts native reconcilia­tion forum
• Citizens have right to know what government­s know about them
• LET’S TEST SEPARATED BIKE LANES
• Students to be tested for computer literacy
• IT’S TIME FOR CANADA TO PLAY A GREATER ROLE
• Baptist schools’ LGBTQ policies eyed
• SYRIAN CIVILIANS REACT AS THE BODIES OF CHILDREN ARE PULLED FROM RUBBLE AFTER AIRSTRIKES BY GOVERNMENT FORCES IN A REBEL-HELD AREA OF ALEPPO.
• FARMERS IN SASKATCHEW­AN FEEL THEY ARE BEING TARGETED BY THIEVES AND VANDALS, SO THEY ARE TRYING TO MAKE THEIR MESSAGE HEARD: “WE HAVE GUNS. WE CARRY GUNS, AND WE WANT THE CRIMINALS TO KNOW IT.”
• ELON MUSK’S MISSION TO MARS.
• Chief urges royals to become advocates
• Doctors issue warning on otters after attack
• Justice system grinds along too slowly
• HOROSCOPE
• Canada wants assurances from Kurds
• Cattle feeders fight latest municipal tax
• AIRLINES IN CAHOOTS?
• CLEAN CASH
• Unionized building trades take pay cut to save jobs
• UN agency expected to approve global aviation emissions deal within weeks
• Saudi-Iranian deal key to reaching output limits
• Airbag recall, legal costs at core of talks
• Video streaming world still has plenty of room
• Sears unveils new store format
• First U.S. shale gas to land in U.K.
• SPAGHETTI CARBONARA
• APPLE CHEDDAR QUICK BREAD
• GRILLED SCALLOP BROCHETTES
• Say it ain’t so, Shomi
• CAKE CLUB’S POPULARITY GROWS BAKERY BUSINESS
• DATE AND CARDAMOM CAKE WITH COFFEE FROSTING
• Multi-tasking Hudson goes for easygoing
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• Queen Sugar
• Audi Sport: Present and future
• GENERAL MOTORS
• HONDA CANADA
• MAZDA CX-9
• FCA Canada boasts strongest lineup in its history
• Disrupters at the gate
• MCDAVID’S BACK, SO WHEN WILL HE BECOME CAPTAIN?
• Eskimos in the thick of schedule’s final grind
• KEY TO RYDER CUP: PLAY BETTER
• BROSSOIT’S FRESH START
• Nugent-Hopkins ups speed during practice
• Hard-luck prospect looks to redeem himself with Oilers
• Oilers backup hungry to help team get wins
• Travis certain he’ll be back soon

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