Edmonton Journal - 2017-12-28

• A place to watch the rock grow
• Opioids kill hundreds
• A ROUGH NIGHT IN THE ’PEG
• ARTISTIC EXODUS
• Police secrecy gets absurd with homicide No. 41
• Clemency urged for death row inmate
• City officials urge residents to reduce holiday waste
• Nexen charged in 2016 deaths of two workers
• Do male scents drive women to drink?
• Second teen in idling-car incident dies in hospital
• New program for Alberta seniors facilities in works
• Cold snaps, icy roads fail to deter winter cyclists
• Oilpatch has much to do to achieve C-suite equality
• Cornerston­e academy, school board head to court in bible verse controvers­y
• Border agents saved a life in 2017
• Demand for condos in city is expected to heat up next year
• DANGER IN ALPINE SPORTS HAS BEEN TAKEN TOO FAR
• Energy auction is a win-win-win
• Couple to appear before top court in boy’s death
• BURROWING UNDER A SENSITIVE SURFACE Tunnel plans could be next Mideast irritant
• FROM HOOP EARRINGS, TO STAR TREK:
• MARS: WARMER THAN WINNIPEG.
• Training to begin on supply vessel
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• Claws for alarm: Contest snags odd lobsters
• Sisters found dead in home remembered as ‘lots of fun’
• 10 TO DO: ALL THE CITY’S A STAGE
• Time to shine
• RING IN THE NEW YEAR!
• MAGIC MOMENTS
• WELCOME TO THE MACHINE
• All that new shale oil may not be enough as big discoverie­s drop
• Marijuana stocks soar as trading resumes
• Paying off debt top priority for Canadians — for 8th year
• Oilers’ streak stalls against Jets
• THESE CANADIAN KIDS ARE FUN TO WATCH
• Senators’ season hopes all but buried in Boston
• CLUTCH UNDER PRESSURE
• FROM THE LINKS
• PETTERSSON LEADS SWEDISH ARTILLERY
• World juniors proving to be a tough sell
• MATTHEWS RELISHES HIS CHRISTMAS HOMECOMING
• The kid from the Prairies was born to play hockey

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