Edmonton Journal - 2017-12-18

• AISH recipients vulnerable after bill to protect them fizzles, families say
• Alberta looks to Colorado for advice on pot education
• CANADA DOWNS U.S. 2-1
• TIME TO LIVE A LITTLE
• Some tips for those who love to jog early in the morning
• Oilers need to find home-ice mojo against the Sharks
• Investigat­ors obtain Trump transition emails
• Driver wants watchdog to study shooting incident
• Province, union agree to new rules at remand centre
• Fans bid farewell to Coliseum
• Suicide bombers attack church
• Missing woman’s husband chased, attacked during candleligh­t vigil
• Councillor­s get earful on change to wading pool
• Whitecourt remembers slain brothers at hockey rink
• ‘Ambitious’ NAIT fundraisin­g campaign has nearly reached $100-million goal
• Lawyer convicted of smuggling disbarred
• Young Métis entreprene­ur to be honoured for work on pipelines
• Surgical fires spark review
• AFTER OBSERVING MACAQUE MONKEYS IN JAPAN, SCIENTISTS, INCLUDING A UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSOR, HAVE FOUND A PATTERN OF BEHAVIOUR DESCRIBED AS BOTH “UNUSUAL” AND “INTRIGUING.”
• TERROR VICTIM REACHES OUT.
• Question remains after Babcock trial: Who got killer’s letters out? Early Millard lawyer denies ‘wrongdoing’
• Shermans’ cause of death released
• Challenge expected to new parole model
• CANADA’S GDP CAME BACK TO EARTH IN 2017 ...
• For Trump, #MeToo movement may be more dangerous than Mueller’s probe
• Brady’s bunch comes through in crunch
• OILERS GAME DAY
• KRIPPS DOUBLES UP ON SILVERS
• North American World Cup still not a done deal
• They Said It Couldn’t Be Done
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• SWEET CHARITY
• Why it’s smart to make a will even if you’re still healthy
• Are you behind on your long-term savings plans?
• How the world marks Christmas

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