Edmonton Journal - 2016-10-21

• Arena parking to be reviewed
• Drowning inquiry urges life vests for kids at pools
• TOM CRUISE’S LATEST
• FRIGID CALL
• ‘21st century learning’ gurus aren’t being held to account
• A look at who the nominees are likely to be
• Yakupov draws first blood, but Blues fall to Oilers
• Eskimos’ offensive line paved way into playoffs
• Irving oil boss says Energy East will happen
• Brother and sister face murder charge
• Neighbours’ concerns put brakes on cyclocross race
• Oilers’ pre-game video has authoritie­s fuming
• Dealer jailed as fentanyl conference gets underway
• New ‘triage’ system aims to ease pressures on overburden­ed courts
• Albertans mixed on NDP climate plan
• Rival MLAs clash during carbon tax meeting
• NDP unveils apprentice­ship grant
• Four years in prison for lawyer who smuggled meth into remand centre
• Bus shelter vandalism case takes odd turns
• Man fined $2,000 for biting pinky
• Building a stronger relationsh­ip
• Internatio­nal award lauds police work with refugees
• B.C. exempts WHL from minimum wage
• Forced municipal co-operation rarely works
• Canada’s economy stays basically flat on Liberals’ watch
• Why the Republican party faces a grim future
• COUNCIL DELIVERS ECONOMIC BLUEPRINT
• THE FINE LINE BETWEEN LEGAL AND ILLEGAL
• For decades, police have used a breathalyz­er to test whether a driver has had too much alcohol.
• SAFETY VS. PRIVACY
• Crime so awful even a juror felt victimized
• Quebec syrup heist trial begins
• MOSUL OFFENSIVE MOVING FASTER THAN EXPECTED
• Duterte announces ‘separation’ from U.S.
• Economist lauds use of deficit spending for stimulus
• Energy East will happen, Irving Oil boss says
• BATTLING FUTURE BACKLOGS
• MINING DIVERSITY
• Postmedia to cut staff as quarterly loss deepens
• Growth recipe shared: immigratio­n, investment and infrastruc­ture
• HOUSING COULD GO COLD IN MANY MARKETS
• Record harvest sinks lentil prices
• UNEXPECTED PANACHE
• Small, simple film beautifull­y done
• NBC scores with This Is Us
• DOLAN’S LATEST WORTHY OF ITS CANNES ACCLAIM
• Belfast punk legends look back, but also embrace change
• American Honey not so sweet
• Spy flick can’t cover all its targets
• The Vampire Diaries
• LITERARY CALENDAR
• CONFRONTIN­G THE EVIL
• JOKER MYERS SERIOUS ABOUT LOVING CANADA
• PEANUTS CLASSIC A VISUAL MASTERPIEC­E
• Priscilla protects the King’s legacy
• Dr. Ken actress embraces diversity, ‘gwishins’
• Putting on pounds? You’re too stressed
• These white foods can be nutritiona­l powerhouse­s
• Coconut oil tastes great, but it’s no cure-all
• Robotic CT scans can help treat horses
• HOROSCOPE
• NHL YOUTH TAKING OVER FAST
• Oil Kings optimistic after spirited rally in loss to Warriors
• Pandas coach on brink of 500th victory
• LAINE SHOOTS TO THE TOP OF HOCKEY WORLD
• Timing for hosting Grey Cup in Toronto is all wrong
• Blondin makes presence felt on speedskati­ng oval
• new York times Crossword
• Aces On Bridge
• TODAY’S Crossword
• CRUZE HATCHBACK LANDS IN CANADA
• SPORTY VIBE
• DRIVE LIKE MOM DID
• STUDY DOUBTS UPSIDE OF CAR SHARING
• PURE DRIVING EXCITEMENT

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