Edmonton Journal - 2017-09-15

• SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE
• City blocks Beaumont’s plan for annexation lands
• BE PREPARED TO CRY
• ‘Fildebrand­t rule’ ends Airbnb option for MLAs
• MISSILE BOMBSHELL
• City’s new green procuremen­t strategy could mean red tape
• Wreck to unlock Franklin’s secrets
• Rotton Tomatoes has Hollywood terrified
• The Sobeys empire strikes back
• Homeless youth connect with people that can help
• UCP candidates sign pledge to scrap carbon tax and balance budget if party forms government
• City’s arts organizati­ons report $105M in revenues last year
• Africa Centre’s job skills program gets $1.3M boost
• NAIT aims to use Blatchford space
• Overdose ER visits spike in Alberta
• Northwest Territorie­s and Alberta sign co-operation pact
• Police seek help in case of man beaten unconsciou­s last year
• Victim of deadly shooting at problem property identified
• 545 jobs to be lost as Wholesale Sports outdoor supply stores close their doors
• Province investigat­es reports of delayed emergency alerts
• Animals are well adapted to survive wildfires, Alberta wildlife expert says
• Blind goat missing from animal sanctuary hoofs it home to safety
• Orkin Canada fined $150K for improper fumigation practices at flour mill
• Grappling with Irma’s political aftermath
• Students, make the most of your time on campus
• Five insider tips for driving down auto costs
• SUICIDE REVEALS GAPS IN SUPPORT
• A 45-YEAR-OLD ONTARIO MAN WHO NEEDS A NEW LIVER IS HEADED TO COURT TO TRY TO FORCE HEALTH AUTHORITIE­S TO PUT HIM ON THE TRANSPLANT LIST DESPITE A RULE SAYING HE MUST BE SOBER SIX MONTHS.
• DIANA FLORAL TRIBUTE MAKES HER LOOK LIKE SHE DRANK ‘18 PINTS.’
• 23 DIE IN MALAYSIA SCHOOL FIRE.
• Canadian laws keep dogs from ruling us
• I can find Franklin’s grave, says historian
• new york times crossword
• ACES On Bridge
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• Russia plagued with bomb threats
• Global energy retreat continues
• Canadians complain Equifax is keeping them in the dark after hack
• New rules could drive consumers into volatile mortgages
• Dominion Lending Centres Chief Economist, Dr. Sherry Cooper: Canadians have options when it comes to housing
• NEB clears path for Trans Mountain pipeline
• MEET JET LAG’S NEW ENEMY
• HOUSE OF HORRORS
• Bourne to be mild
• Grace under pressure
• U.K. on the money with Austen note
• ‘DON’T GIVE UP’
• Hormone pills don’t shorten lives: study
• The Jenkins effect
• THELMA, LOUISE AND HOLLYWOOD
• HOROSCOPE
• SCHNUR GETS THE CALL TO OPEN FOR CANADA
• Odds are it won’t be as easy for the Oilers to surprise NHL
• Knee surgery puts Sekera out long term
• Head hits are part of the game, Brady says
• HOLD YOUR HORSES, THE CUP AIN’T COMING NORTH JUST YET
• CFL earns plaudits for padded practice ban
• Economists kick aside suggestion­s of subsidy perks
• REPETITIVE HITS
• THE TICKET BLUES
• Bruce almighty, the Indians are winners again
• E-CAR THAT LOOKS AND DRIVES GREAT
• Improving fuel mileage isn’t matter of going to shop
• WHAT ABOUT SAFETY OF EMS PERSONNEL IN AMBULANCES?
• THERE’S NO MOUNTAIN TOO HIGH FOR COLORADO
• A country celebratio­n

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