Edmonton Journal - 2017-03-13

• Snow-and-ice policy under review
• City Jewish group tightens security
• THREE IN A ROW
• BLACKEST NIGHT
• Gravesites of many former PMs in sad state
• Liberal Party backbenche­rs, grassroots defy PMO
• Gushue rink captures Brier title in their home town
• High-level dealers are moving in, police say
• Restaurate­ur plans charity event to help homeless
• Government support gives industry a boost
• Inner-city pharmacist honoured for his work
• University looks to diversify its internatio­nal student body
• Jasper Avenue experiment to test narrow lanes, wide sidewalks
• Citizens’ snow panel takes ideas public
• Man, 55, identified as police shooting victim
• HempFest participan­ts balk user stereotype­s
• City hall’s security survey reveals diversity of opinion
• U of A students await launch of AlbertaSat cube satellite in March
• JESSE KLAVER: THE NAME ISN’T FAMILIAR BUT THE FACE CERTAINLY IS. THE YOUNG LEADER OF HOLLAND’S GREEN LEFT PARTY HAS AN OUTSIDE SHOT AT BECOMING PRIME MINISTER — LIKE HIS DOPPELGÄNG­ER, JUSTIN TRUDEAU.
• A COP IN A TOWN WITHOUT PITY.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT ALIEN SHIPS
• Garage owner gets chance in top court
• Erdogan calls Dutch ‘Nazi remnants’
• ALL EYES ON MNUCHIN AT G20
• CANADIAN TRIUMPH
• TEAM NEED STEADY HANDS ON TILLER IN UNCERTAIN SEAS
• Three weekend wins elevate Hitmen to verge of berth in playoffs
• St-Gelais finds silver lining at skating worlds
• NO WONDER THE JAYS LIKE THEIR STARTING ROTATION
• Joseph says Riders QB is only as Young as he feels
• Ravens in seventh heaven as men’s team takes title
• Villanova going wild in March Madness
• Raptors must concoct a new winning formula
• Pospisil upsets world No. 1 Murray
• KEEPING US IN SUSPENSE
• Lithgow keeps you guessing
• PERFECT PAIR
• HEY BOOMERS! GET EXERCISING
• In defence of daydreamin­g
• Dealing with hair loss is complicate­d
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Doc looks at Syria’s bloody civil war

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