Edmonton Journal - 2017-09-28

• NDP vows to protect LGBTQ kids
• Alberta physicians remain nation’s best paid: report
• OILSANDS@50
• Maybe it should be a little harder to run for local office
• Bombardier searching for new markets for C Series
• Oilers shut out Hurricanes in Saskatoon
• Leadership debate No. 2 to focus on labour relations
• No preset path to rate hikes, BoC says
• Charges laid in crash that killed three women
• St. Albert culls goldfish from water retention pond
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• Province to roll out mandatory staff training in Indigenous history, rights
• Man plans run in honour of woman slain in her driveway
• Motorcycli­st airlifted to hospital following collision with pickup
• BIG TRUCKS AND DEAD DUCKS
• Celebrity activism in oilsands debate here to stay and does have impact
• Tailings ponds a critical part of Alberta’s oilsands legacy
• University of Alberta environmen­tal engineerin­g professor talks tailings ponds and the treatment of oilsands water
• Grizzly bear moved from Banff area killed by hunter in B.C.
• Hinton hopes abandoned well becomes new source of energy
• BY THE NUMBERS
• Trump, Kim push world to the brink
• Tax changes strike at heart of health care
• APOLOGY COMING FOR ST. LOUIS
• Remove head from clouds
• A ‘STEPPING STONE’ TO MARS.
• Almost $25K to make phone booth for EPA administra­tor
• War Museum loses bid for rare Victoria Cross
• B.C. TECH INCUBATOR FACING ACCUSATION­S OF FRAUD
• Labrador, where life really began
• Controvers­ial conservati­ve defeats GOP’s pick
• IRAQI KURDS VOTE HEAVILY FOR SEPARATION
• DRAKE GETS HIS OWN HALL OF FAME CEREMONY
• Johnny 3-Downs? Not anytime soon
• WHITE HOUSE VISITS NOT SO NEUTRAL IN THE TRUMP ERA
• Comments prompt hometown criticism for Saint Sidney
• Subban says he would ‘never’ kneel in protest
• OH SAY, CAN YOU SEE MORE PROTESTS THIS SUNDAY?
• No rest for weary with this week’s opener
• Pitino ‘effectivel­y fired’ amid bribery probe
• Rockies’ road back to playoffs a bit easier
• STARTER HOME OR FOREVER HOME?
• A TOAST TO COMPOST
• RESEARCH KEY TO HAPPINESS FOR FIRST-TIME BUYERS
• Purchasing a new home? Keep these hints in mind
• MASTER DECOR SETS SCENE FOR RELAXATION
• Tidiness guru targets new audience
• How to elevate your basement living space
• new York Times Crossword
• Aces On Bridge
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• FIRST HOME FIXER-UPPERS
• Need a new appliance?
• FINDING THE RIGHT CONTRACTOR
• Metro in talks with Jean Coutu about proposed $4.5B merger
• Liberals to release fix for ‘broken’ cultural sector
• Data hacks could lead consumers back to cash: RBC
• Trump pitches U.S. tax reform plan as historic cut to ignite economy
• Freshii explains challenges to growth
• Will & Grace
• Commercial hosts yield most Airbnb profits: study
• BIRTH OF A FAMILY
• ‘WEIRD MOVIE’ TAKES A DRIVE OVER COLONIALIS­M IN A 1936 ROLLS-ROYCE
• ‘ALWAYS A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY IN EVERYTHING I DO’
• Trumpeter McNeill blending classical and jazz genres
• TROFIMUK’S LATEST NOVEL EXPLORES THE TRUTH ABOUT THE LIES WE TELL
• When Stony Plain native VISSIA released her new album, it was on the label she co-founded
• THE GANG IS ALL BACK

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