Edmonton Journal - 2017-08-22

• City astronomy buffs take a shine to the solar eclipse
• Much to consider on parental leave policy
• A MIXED BAG — EVEN FOR FRINGE
• REVAMPED ROOKIE GAME
• Afghanista­n fight must continue: Trump
• From minivan to the world’s big stages
• Committee to draft city policy
• Record grain haul for CN
• Gang member’s sentencing delayed
• CONSPIRACY THEORY
• Jean ‘disappoint­ed’ Calgary Pride event has banned UCP members from parade
• Ex-Wildrose leader vows ‘back-to-basics’ approach to education
• NDP MLA paid back $457 in March after mistakenly double-claiming meals
• Capital Region Housing partners with developer on affordable housing project
• Watchdog concludes police justified in 2015 Christmas Day shooting
• Access to life-saving anti-depression drugs needs to improve
• FEE RULES NEED TEETH
• Study finds grizzly-human conflict on the rise in parts of Alberta
• From academic hub to not-for-profit hub
• Payette drops legal battle to seal records of her divorce
• THE WOMAN WHO ALLEGEDLY TERRORIZED A TORONTO CANADIAN TIRE STORE WITH A GOLF CLUB AND A KNIFE DISMISSED THE COURT ON MONDAY AS ‘INFIDELS.’
• BARCELONA FUGITIVE SHOT DEAD.
• Teen pleads guilty in Slender Man case
• CAMBRIDGE U. PRESS TO RESTORE BLOCKED CONTENT
• Kik launches registrati­on for public sale of crypto-token with $75M cap
• Ontario court OK’s $29.5M Home Capital settlement
• PHILLIPS CURVE PERPLEXES EXPERTS
• IT’S BUYER BEWARE WITH ALTERNATIV­E LENDERS
• Healthy bodies returning to give Eskimos a boost
• Numbers add up in Esks’ mid-season deal for Chick
• ‘NO EXCUSES’ LEFT FOR STARS
• NEW WAVE RISING OVER CANADIAN SHORT-TRACK
• Most in tennis driven by love of the game
• JAYS AREN’T GIVING UP ON ROWDY
• With political turmoil at home, Venezuela Little Leaguers get a Major League lift
• Ottawa serves as capital of Brooke-mania
• new YOrk TimeS crOSSwOrD
• AceS On briDge
• TODAY’S crOSSwOrD
• QB threesome together again in Rider green
• Signs point to major Swift event
• CONNECTING OVER COFFEE
• As Canada produces more profession­als than ever, entreprene­urs are finding niche jobs that solve social problems.
• Deferred annuities can be retirees’ financial lifesaver
• ‘IT’S A SPECIAL THING’
• Despacito creator takes his success in stride
• QUEEN CELINE
• The Fosters
• Aiming to bridge the generation­s

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