Edmonton Journal - 2017-02-13

• Notley threatened more often than other premiers
• Pedestrian­s challenge city’s car-first culture
• HELLO! LOOK WHO WON
• BRIER BOUND
• Hopes pinned on new pear variety
• North Korea missile test puts pressure on Trump
• Police struggle with epidemic of hit-and-run incidents
• Alberta group heads to Ottawa looking for more research cash
• Sprawl hits tiny seaside town
• Inventors club helps bring ideas closer to market
• Officer says police have lost support
• $1.6B Fort McMurray West transmissi­on line approved
• Couple forks over $1,300 for ‘important’ chair at Birke dinner
• Dances with dinos: Man raises funds for ailing wife
• Fundraiser quits in leadership spat
• NDP continues trend of reducing travel bills
• Army told of suicide risk to veterans
• THE SHIP THAT’S STILL CAUSING WAVES FOR OTTAWA
• IVANKA TRUMP SETS THE AGENDA.
• MEN FREEZING SPERM TO TURN BACK THE CLOCK
• GUAY AGING LIKE FINE WINE
• SCORING DROUGHT
• Oil Kings work OT to end streak
• Oilers’ GM scouting third-line centres
• Bears wrestling team tops in the West
• NHL needs to come down hard on Nyquist
• NOBODY BUYS THESE NUMBERS
• Canadian helping UConn to 100 wins
• Leicester’s fairy tale taking a grim turn
• MLB TEAMS SAVING NOW TO PAY LATER
• From the World Series to sorrow: Royals retool after Ventura’s death
• CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS ARE ON THE FAST TRACK TO FITNESS
• How to conquer FoMo
• Hair today, gone for life
• New movie will fight for a piece of the box office
• new york Times Crossword
• Aces On Bridge
• Unlikely cooking combo a big hit

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