Edmonton Journal - 2017-02-04

• BRIDGING THE URBAN-RURAL DIVIDE
• PRESS GANGS
• The Year of the Contract Talks
• ’CANES ABLE
• BAND OF BROTHERS
• Edmonton firm turns backyards into top-notch rinks
• 100 people encircle mosque in show of support
• The power — and pain — of a gruelling canySoAnTU­hRDikAeY
• Let’s choose to be a place of hope and opportunit­y
• Métis painter to create 400 works for LRT bridge
• Hard questions after mosque deaths
• Mother speaks out over son’s case
• It could be wurst: butcher runs out of chicken wings
• Ban complicate­s school trips to U.S.
• AGLC lifts ban on underage performers at licensed venues
• Islamophob­ia watchdog says incidents on the rise
• Two inmates injured in melee in courthouse prisoners’ dock
• Province will step up fight against racism, Notley says
• Group to track hate incidents in province
• Man gets 15 months for selling drug-laced sweets
• Smoke leads to emergency landing — twice
• Would privatizin­g airports harm economic developmen­t?
• OFF-ROADERS NEED TRAILS — OUTSIDE OF OUR PARKS
• Province funds program that helps indigenous people acclimate to city life
• Debating pros and Cons of merger
• Inquiry into sick cattle won’t start until fall
• DONALD TRUMP’S BAN ON TRAVELLERS AND IMMIGRANTS FROM SEVEN PREDOMINAN­TLY MUSLIM COUNTRIES HAS BEEN TEMPORARIL­Y BLOCKED BY A U.S. JUDGE, WHO SIDED WITH TWO STATES CHALLENGIN­G THE ORDER.
• Judge finds two guilty in B.C. child-bride case
• Ex-military medic guilty of sex assault on applicants
• In defence of a political defence
• Trump blamed for Canada missing out on Mali command
• Military spouses targeted in review
• ‘Knees’ judge got it right in the end
• EU HITS BACK AS TRUMP RHETORIC FANS FLAMES
• TRUMP TO ROLL BACK DODD-FRANK RULES
• HBC chief Baker puts target on retail icon Macy’s
• PRINCE & PRINCESS OF POT
• TALES FROM THE EMPLOYMENT TRENCHES
• Real story of gold, greed proves stranger than fiction
• URBAN MOSAIC
• A commuter’s dream
• 2016 saw the fall of rents and the rise of vacancies
• OLD SEEDS: WHEN IN DOUBT, THROW THEM OUT
• CONDO BOARDS HAVE CONTROL OVER ALL COMMON PROPERTY
• Renovate a home for manoeuvrab­ility
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• new york times crossword
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• aces on bridge
• I’M NOT LEAVING THE OLD ME COMPLETELY BEHIND
• EL CORTEZ OWNERS OPENING NEW RESTAURANT
• City to host 18 winemakers’ dinners on one delicious night
• Edmonton Opera looks to cover new ground with prison love story
• TRADING PLACES
• Doubling down on doublespea­k
• BEST SELLERS
• Odd comedy worth a look
• 24: Legacy
• NAVIGATING TOKYO
• Mark Canada’s 150th with a road trip
• SILVERSEA ADDS TO ITS VESSEL, ITINERARY LINEUP
• Character builder for Flames
• SUPER BOWL COUNTDOWN
• SOCCER SWANSONG
• HITTING THE SKIDS IN PRIME TIME
• James driven to exceed on hardwood
• A HOCKEY NIGHT WITHOUT STARS?
• Concussion protocol ignored in playoff games, NFLPA says
• THE BREAKDOWN
• SHOEMAKER ARMED WITH INDOMITABL­E WILL
• Howard pushing for Brier return
• Pace of play remains a priority for MLB
• FIVE TO WATCH

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