Edmonton Journal - 2017-09-23

• ‘Bail Crowns’ replace cops
• SHAKESPEAR­E IN LOVE
• SENSITIVE LEAKAGE
• Vulnerabil­ity blamed on ‘borrowing bingeSA’
• Prospects strut their stuff in win over Canucks
• Rememberin­g Garry the Garbage Man
• Candidates denounce divisivene­ss
• Stadium-show stars ready for Rogers Place
• Can we just build west LRT already?
• Undergroun­d parking spot in the Ice District sells for ‘mind-blowing’ $75K
• No more loyalty rewards for drugs
• UCP LEADERSHIP CANDIDATES ADOPT CLEAN-COAL MYTH
• Real estate
• $13,000 in fines for grizzly’s death ‘absolutely scandalous’
• Wood Buffalo economy expected to grow
• OTTAWA IS NOT STANDING IN WAY OF ENERGY EAST
• Cats kill more birds than the oilsands do
• Mayors seek swift review of pipeline
• NDP low key on proposed federal tax changes
• CANADA’S AMBASSADOR CONFIDENT ENERGY SECTOR IS SAFE AS NAFTA TALKS RESUME
• Trump considers adding to travel ban
• TRUDEAU IS MAKING IT INCREASING­LY CLEAR THAT BOMBARDIER IS NOT IN THE AEROSPACE AND MASS TRANSIT BUSINESS, BUT IN FACT IS PART OF GOVERNMENT. WHICH PUTS THOSE SUBSIDIES IN A WHOLE NEW LIGHT.
• NO BREXIT UNTIL 2021, MAY SAYS.
• Bible was doctored to read ‘no women priests,’ academic claims
• Old English is riddled with out-of-date insults. Here a few other forgotten, archaic insults to use.
• Transit authority refuses bloody ads
• Ex-cop’s role in investigat­ion key as Ontario gas plants trial begins
• Merkel generation stands pat
• RUSSIA FIGHTING EXTRADITIO­N OF HACKER TO U.S.
• GOVERNMENT TELLS 21 STATES OF ELECTION HACKING
• Canada’s inflation rate continues to pick up its pace
• The great crude glut is finally receding
• Boeing alleges Bombardier is hiding informatio­n in anti-dumping probe
• Ex-employees aim to breathe new life into local papers as publishers
• Unemployed dad and disabled child put family in financial jeopardy
• Keep track of contributi­on room
• OVERDOSING ON THE JOB
• Employers can’t shoot first and ask questions later
• U.S. NAFTA STANCE A MYSTERY
• WILL ROBOTS RULE SCHOOL?
• Mexico’s city of women digs out
• Treating wildlife traffickin­g as white-collar crime pays off
• “ENCAPSULAT­ING”
• CITIE HOME TOUR DOES THE WHOLE SONG AND DANCE
• Fall is a great time to sort out why your windows weep
• Tale of two cities: Comparing markets in Edmonton, Calgary
• USE VASELINE AGAINST THOSE PESKY SLUGS
• TODAY’s CROSSWORD
• new york times crossword
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• aces on bridge
• AREPAS AT LAST!
• Some Spanish red wines to complement autumn's rich stews and roasts
• INDIE WEEK
• ‘YOU HOPE PEOPLE LISTEN’
• Megyn Kelly’s big moment has arrived
• A TURBULENT GENIUS
• A lioness in winter
• Dancing up a (bleep) storm
• Star Trek: Discovery
• SMALL, BUT MIGHTY MALTA
• THERE’S MORE TO DISCOVER WITH AVALON RIVER CRUISES
• FC Edmonton desperate for points in playoff chase
• Oil Kings eye solid start as season gets underway
• Braidwood victorious in his return to the ring
• Rowe quite a catch for the Golden Bears
• Hockey’s second chance to tap into Asian market
• CTE DISCOVERED IN HERNANDEZ POSES MORE QUESTIONS
• DECATHLETE FINISHES UNEVEN SEASON ON TOP OF PODIUM
• Holland ready to skip back into sport
• Prince Harry kicks off Invictus Games
• IOC rejects Olympic security concerns
• ‘HE’LL ALWAYS BE A BLUE JAYS ICON’
• Goins belts grand slam as Jays top Yankees
• Thomas two rounds away from $10 million
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE
• TWO HOMICIDES, ONE PROPERTY

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