Edmonton Journal - 2017-09-12

• MAKING A REAL RACKET
• Audit bashes city tendering system
• ‘ICONIC’ STRUCTURES LIKE THE WALTERDALE BRIDGE ARE HARD TO GET RIGHT
• IRMA’S DESTRUCTIV­E LEGACY
• AUTUMN AUDIO
• Rookies continue unbeaten streak at Young Stars tourney
• Legal pot won’t stop black market: RCMP
• Irma and coal policy: connecting the dots
• Man killed by police was under firearms ban
• Sky Walker looks to be a force on offence
• Rohingya fall victim to fake news
• Wildfire hits Waterton Lakes National Park
• Council struggles with applicatio­n as clock ticks on Holyrood project
• Literacy help on the way for Fort Saskatchew­an students
• Child-welfare panel warned of ‘silo action’
• Honouring firefighte­rs who made the ultimate sacrifice
• Crown to rely on forensic evidence in shooting trial
• Research backs the efficacy of 30-km/h limits in residentia­l areas
• DOUBLE STANDARD
• Police continue to investigat­e two fatal motorcycle crashes
• Campuses share $2.6M in funding for mental health services
• So, what was Ontario smoking?
• Ottawa proposes an end to over-the-counter access to codeine
• Eldorado’s suspension threatens Greece’s image as a place to invest
• Telus tops rivals in mobile network speed: PCMag
• Silence ahead of rate move puts heat on BoC
• NFL apologizes to viewers for streaming service fumble
• Privacy watchdog, lawyers set sights on Equifax after hack
• Canada Jetlines promises base fares below $100
• Takeaways from Oilers’ run at Young Stars
• Here’s what we learned from Saturday’s Battle of Alberta, Part 2, Gerry Moddejonge writes.
• SANCHEZ WON’T LINGER ON THE TROUBLE WITH HIS FINGER
• Bradford slings, Saints sting
• NBA could flatten out its draft lottery
• 11-run night makes it 19 and counting
• THE FLAWS OF THE FAMOUS 99 PER CENT
• WITH NOTHING TO PROVE, MOYSE BECOMES MENTOR
• Canuck twins say they won’t leave, won’t quit
• NFL assessing Irma’s impact on Florida
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• THE BIG PICTURE
• Volunteeri­ng helps teens cope, build leadership skills and start a lifelong habit of giving back.
• Businesses must be held accountabl­e
• MAKING NEW FRIENDS, ONE LETTER AT A TIME
• Getting the most out of homework
• THE CAT COMES BACK
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• Relief effort
• SLEEPY-TIME SUGGESTION­S

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