Edmonton Journal - 2017-11-23

• Dental guide calls for 8.5% fee cut
• Pipelines, politics and ‘Pinocchio rating’
• Artists turn cancelled shows at Needle into fundraiser­s
• Time to put aside the endless joint-schools debates
• Chinatown to battle safe-injection sites in court
• LET’S END THE SCI-FI TIME LOOP AND BUILD NEEDED SCHOOLS
• U of A part of global neutrino research
• Nobody in race, but Alberta Party leader will be picked on Feb. 7
• Parental leave job protection to expand
• Public boards seek standing in Sask. school-funding case
• Man recants his confession to undercover RCMP
• ‘This is a man’s issue,’ linebacker says about abuse
• First Nations buy stake in Suncor project
• Regulatory unknowns could make or break Alberta’s pot industry
• SOMETHING TO CHEW ON
• Metro Line wastes fuel and time
• U.S. Coast Guard calls off search for Alberta boater
• Police make recordbrea­king fentanyl seizure
• A WOMAN MOURNS A RELATIVE AT THE MEMORIAL CENTRE OF POTOCARI NEAR SREBRENICA ON WEDNESDAY, WHERE THOUSANDS WERE MASSACRED TWO DECADES AGO. JUDGES HAVE SENTENCED FORMER MILITARY COMMANDER RATKO MLADIC TO LIFE IMPRISONME­NT FOR WAR CRIMES.
• ‘ENOUGH IS ENOUGH’
• Yukon serves up world-first
• THEY WERE DUTCH IMMIGRANTS WHO MOVED TO CANADA, FOUND A PERFECT HOME AND A PLACE FOR HORSES. WHAT THEY DIDN’T EXPECT WAS HAVING TO DEAL WITH THE LOCAL COUNCIL AND BUREAUCRAT­S.
• WAS SUGAR REPORT TOO SOUR?
• Wilfrid Laurier’s apology criticized
• MUGABE KEEPING WEALTH IN ZIMBABWE
• Hariri reverses decision to resign
• The trouble with terrorism
• N.S. judge erred in cabbie sex assault case: Crown lawyer
• MUSICAL ACTS BAND TOGETHER FOR ONE HIP TRIBUTE
• Latitude 53’s 20th Fine Art of Schmoozy fundraiser promises ‘tense’ art auction
• A HISTORIC PROPOSITIO­N
• DEATH OF A POP STAR
• For love and country
• B.C.’s LNG dream stays alive with natural gas shipment to China
• Toronto best Canadian city for foreign tech firms: CBRE
• Metro plans to cut store hours over minimum-wage hit
• Shaw gets aggressive with new iPhone pricing
• Privacy czar wants explanatio­n for Uber hack
• CEOs press Trudeau to nail down TPP ‘game-changer’
• Ontario, Alqonquins move closer to signing major land-claims treaty
• OPEC challenges loom over oil’s big run
• OILERS PLAYED WITH CHIPS ON THEIR SHOULDERS
• Ilnicki favoured to win Hec Crighton Trophy
• HE KNEW THE PIVOT WAS BUILT TO COACH
• CFL HAS ALWAYS BEEN HOME TO BIG BOMBERS

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