Edmonton Journal - 2017-10-19

• NEW CHIEF JUSTICE A POPULAR CHOICE
• GORD DOWNIE 1964-2017
• Province’s first safe injection sites to open in Edmonton
• Ousted Loken’s leadership will be missed at City Hall
• Top players need to play like ... top players
• Remand centre tests high-tech body scanner
• Volunteer firefighte­r killed battling blaze
• Growth is back, but boom times are gone: economist
• Inner city to host four supervised injection sites
• A magnet for crime, drug use, critics warn
• Treaty 6, Métis Nation flags fly at MacEwan
• UCP LONG-SHOT DELIVERS MESSAGE OF MODERATION
• Mounties investigat­e death of rodeo horse
• Coliseum set to host its last Canadian Finals Rodeo
• McCann renews his call to eliminate ‘zombie law’
• ‘Flexibilit­y’ urged in methane reduction initiative
• Slow timing of permits affects line expansion, CEO laments
• Alleged kidnapper’s claims of coercion are lies: prosecutor
• Smart methane management key to energy future
• Red tape is chasing investors away from Alberta
• Niqab ban a muddled disgrace
• DID TRUMP DISRESPECT WIDOW?
• IN THEIR WORDS
• Kingston residents mourn hometown legend
• Eating placenta borders on cannibalis­m : MD
• Man found not guilty in retrial of cold case
• Tax reform’s legacy: One reputation Wounding of Morneau the main result
• Morneau slammed for using ‘loophole’
• Ammonia suspected in three B.C. deaths
• Xi urges strength for 'grim' challenges
• Uber sputters in London
• Bootleg Libyan oil and shady havens slain reporter’s beats
• Man convicted of plot to behead blogger
• AN UNTOLD LOVE STORY
• ‘FLUIDITY AND AGILITY’
• ‘WALKS AMONG THE STARS’
• Lyrically speaking
• A real retro fit
• JAY PHAROAH WON’T SAY YES TO THE DRESS
• Shopify plans new building, hiring spree as it grows new platform
• Morneau softens passive income plan
• How resilient is Canadian housing to a U.S.-style market crash?
• Shell opens recharging service at gas stations in the U.K.
• Airbus to put CSeries ahead of its A319 in jet sales push
• Energy industry may face new costs over methane cuts if there are higher emissions
• NAFTA report casting doubt about key U.S. complaint heartens Canada
• WHY BLACK MONDAY STILL MATTERS, 30 YEARS ON
• Boomers yet to warm to online investing, but online part isn’t problem
• IBM’s Watson is key to new artificial intelligen­ce-powered ETF
• A classic for the season
• Gutsy Gable beefing up Eskimos ground game
• Kemp could be secondary scorer Oil Kings need
• Draisaitl, Caggiula clear medicals for road trip
• FC Edmonton puts damper on Armada’s playoff quest with 1-1 draw
• Curler feels rocked by airline’s put-down
• Former player agent charged with fraud
• CFL HANGS IN THE IMBALANCE
• POWER RANKINGS
• HOME DOMINANCE CONTINUES
• Can the Raiders beat the streak?
• Hockey world ‘lost a teammate’ in Downie
• Cubs live to play for one more day
• Canada hosting world’s most artful dodgers
• ‘ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN’ — JUST LOOK AT THE CELTICS
• NFL players won’t be forced to stand for U.S. national anthem
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• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD

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