Edmonton Journal - 2017-09-20

• ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE SLAMS MEXICO
• Keep changing the clocks, all-party committee says
• HOMEY — AND A LITTLE HOMELY
• Documentin­g a childhood without trust
• Trump delivers warning to N. Korea in UN address
• Police investigat­e second death in 24 hours
• Ward 9 race is all about the infrastruc­ture
• 120 birds found dead in Suncor tailings pond
• No candidates come forward for trustee in Fort Chipewyan
• NAIT aims to set the standard for drill rig operators
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• Growing economy top priority, Iveson says
• NOT OUR FINEST HOURS: CLOCK-CHANGE DEBATE ENDS BACK WHERE IT STARTED
• Craft beer markup program helps support small breweries, government lawyer tells court
• Province won’t raise legal drinking age
• Alberta-grown cannabis sent to Germany to cover ‘significan­t shortage’
• In Germany there is calm, consensus — and Angela Merkel
• HOPE FOR DEMOCRACY
• Taxing the rich doesn’t work
• ‘WE SHALL SURVIVE BY THE GRACE OF GOD,’ SAYS THE PRIME MINISTER OF DOMINICA, AS HURRICANE MARIA STRIKES A CARIBBEAN ALREADY RAVAGED BY IRMA. THE CATEGORY 5 STORM IS PACKING 260 KM/H WINDS.
• SUU KYI DENIES MASS EXODUS.
• Singh’s religion seen as fair game in Quebec
• Afrikaner family’s asylum bid rejected
• Forces rescinds job offer after veterans’ advocate emails PM
• STAMPEDERS CLASS OF CFL
• Global firms feel heat over South Africa graft scandal
• A NIGHT OF SURPRISES
• GET OUT OF YOUR SHELL
• SQUASH AND SPROUTS KALE SALAD
• TURNIP THE FLAVOUR
• ‘Lighten up,’ Spicer tells Emmy critics
• MUNN’S THE WORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• The Good Place

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