Edmonton Journal - 2017-11-13

• YOU’RE NEXT, CALGARY
• LRT train directed to wrong track
• Woodcroft’s median income nearly doubles in a decade
• HANGIN’ UP THE SPURS
• HOPE AND SKEPTICISM
• Democracy under threat — and we’re to blame
• Mysterious motion illness baffles experts
• Oilers manage a point in loss to Caps
• Children’s author looks at McDavid’s rise
• Seniors’ complex proposed for Eaux Claires
• Work begins on third annual ice palace
• What’s next for political action committees with new rules on the way?
• EPS victim services volunteers resign over centraliza­tion
• 88-year-old Korean War vet recalls his fallen friends ‘throughout the year’
• Make sure idling vehicles are locked, police urge
• One dead, two in hospital after collision in northeast
• CANADA, MEXICO ALIGN ON TPP DEAL
• SEX IS RARELY A TRIGGER FOR A SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST. BUT A NEW STUDY HAS FOUND THAT WHEN IT HAPPENS, ONLY A THIRD OF THOSE WHO COLLAPSE DURING SEX ARE LIKELY TO RECEIVE CPR FROM THEIR PARTNERS.
• TEXAS CHURCH RESUMES SERVICES.
• CANADA SET TO LOCK HORNS WITH U.S. OVER COAL
• Trudeau in Manila to pursue ties on trade, security
• Emirates buys 40 Boeing airliners
• IRAN DENIES ALLEGATION­S IT WAS BEHIND PIPELINE ATTACK
• FINANCIAL REPORTING MAKES GAINS AMID HEATED TRADE TENSIONS
• Harsh flu season could be a boon for hot stock of vitamin-maker Jamieson
• Esks on roll heading into West final
• Americans cash in at Canadian Finals Rodeo
• Khaira shows he got the message
• Roughrider­s roar through Ottawa to book final date
• Canadian speedskate­rs qualify for PyeongChan­g
• Oil Kings fall short against Giants
• HOROSCOPE
• Series tackles a serious subject with lighter touch
• LESSONS FROM THE LOSER
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