Edmonton Journal - 2017-09-16

• ‘NOTHING’S BEING DONE’
• ALL THE CITY’S A STAGE
• INDIGENOUS INSTRUCTIO­N
• DAVIS CUP RUNNETH OVER
• Author examines heroes of Canada’s women’s-shelter movement
• Troops patrol the streets of London after bombing
• Oilers will be expecting Strome to shoot more
• Airline halts Edmonton flights
• Unsupervis­ed visits with sister denied
• UCP should at least make its theatre dramatic
• Cassini spacecraft bids farewell
• Hyperloop startup eyes test facility in Alberta
• MacEwan delivers report on $11.8M scam
• Shooting victim was ‘a very nice gentleman’: housemate
• Province converts $176M Valley Line LRT loan from 2014 into a capital grant
• Love where you live: New Gateway Gem condos in Ermineskin offer a break from urban sprawl
• U of A library to reopen Sunday after closure for bed bug treatment
• First licensed on-reserve daycare opens
• Memorial planned for man killed in motorcycle collision
• Waterton may be closed for weeks: Parks Canada
• Flames boss calls Calgary arena offer misleading
• Minister promises pot plan ‘in the next couple of weeks’
• How Canadian craft products are making their mark on the business world
• HUNTERS, ANGLERS LOVE THE BACKCOUNTR­Y, TOO
• Your autumn playground awaits
• Alberta time should align with B.C., committee hears
• AS MYANMAR’S LEADER ALLOWS THE BRUTALIZAT­ION OF MUSLIM-MINORITY ROHINGYAS, JIHADISTS WILL STAND IN HER PLACE.
• Dangerous days lie ahead for Liberals
• MISSING CHILD FOUND IN ONTARIO.
• THE GREAT CASSINI’S GRAND FINALE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• CURIOUS ABOUT CRYPTOCURR­ENCY
• Home sales to crater in ’18 as Ontario sales cool: CREA
• Household debt ratio climbs to record high in Q2
• New Brunswick strikes supply deals for cannabis
• FIDUCIARY OFFICERS’ DUTY IS TO COMPANY, NOT THEIR WALLETS
• How not to let off steam at the office
• USING TV, KEN BURNS EXPLORES THE FIRST TV WAR
• SALMONELLA OUTBREAK TRACED TO PET TURTLES
• A transgende­r Chechen woman and her plea for U.S. asylum
• GOING GREEN
• VICKY'S HOMES DOES IT AGAIN
• Maintainin­g turf ‘easier than regular lawns’
• There are situations where condo buyers should get an inspection
• GOOD FENCES MAKE GOOD NEIGHBOURS SO BUILD IT RIGHT
• Luxury is standard at Carrington’s Allure
• 10 SIGNS YOUR KITCHEN HAS GONE FROM TIMELY TO BEHIND THE TIMES
• A DIFFICULT HISTORY
• Fast Falls the Night
• Sourdough
• Amazing finish
• When Calls the Heart
• SENIORS’ Housing FORUM
• Working towards a ‘noble cause’
• more options than ever For seniors’ housing
• SENIORS’ HOUSING Forum EXHIBITORS
• JOURNEY TO AN ETHIOPIAN VOLCANO
• Cunard plans North American voyages for 2019 cruise season
• McDavid vows to get even better
• Draisaitl is all business now that his deal is done
• Oil Kings hope veteran goalie will steady youngsters
• Second time’s a charm for Park
• Leishman still in driver’s seat at BMW Championsh­ip
• Canadian QB Bridge leads Riders to win over Ticats
• NFL BEGINNING TO REALIZE IT’S SWIMMING UPSTREAM WITH SUNDAY TICKET SWITCH
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE

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