Edmonton Journal - 2017-12-26

• A teacher’s culture of confidence
• Getting ready for legal weed
• Growth beyond oil will be hard slog, Iveson predicts
• Philippine­s cracks down on ISIL-linked militants
• Women save stray dog that captured their hearts
• A look back at great albums released in 2017
• Viewers hold out for comic book heroes
• Which sports scare even the athletes?
• LOOKING OUT, ON THIS FEAST OF STEPHEN
• Businesses pushing for workplace pot policies
• Public schools face growth, busing hurdles
• ‘Waning days’ of death row in U.S. could sway Albertan’s fate
• Up-front vet fees clarify costs of owning pet
• Canada about to lose its edge on taxation
• Residents on Monday walk through the destructio­n caused by typhoon Tembin in a Philippine­s village.
• DRINK IT, AND START DIETING INSTANTLY
• IN SCENIC PICTOU COUNTY, N.S., THE ODOUR FROM THE LOCAL PULP MILL WAS CALLED THE ‘SMELL OF MONEY’ — UNTIL PEOPLE LEARNED OF ITS DANGERS. THE FIGHT OVER EFFLUENT DIVIDES FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS.
• SCIENCE STATES THE OBVIOUS.
• Canada to kick out Venezuelan diplomat
• LOST IN A DAIRY MAZE
• Patience key component with Oil Kings rebuild
• Eskimos who should be shown door
• Steelers crush Texans to lock up first-round bye
• NFL playoff picture close to set with a week to go
• Heads up, folks, another Tkachuk ready to hit pro
• CANADA HOPES FOR HART OF GOLD
• Warriors deny LeBron a Christmas win
• Burmistrov out of NHL, heading back to Russia
• new YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• AceS On briDge
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• DEEP THINKERS
• HOROSCOPE
• SWINGING & FREE
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• RISING STAR
• Queen Bee of late-night TV
• Comics legend returns
• IS IT TOO LATE TO SAY SORRY?
• A boys’ club no more: Canadian women are making inroads into the most male-dominated industries

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