Edmonton Journal - 2018-01-06

• CANADA’S HART OF GOLD
• A PLAY WITH PEDIGREE
• JOB GAINS BEAT EXPECTATIO­NS
• BREAKING NEW GROUND
• THE ENIGMA OF JOSHUA BOYLE
• Author defends controvers­ial book about Trump
• Remarkable tale of bond between male racehorses
• Indigenous groups at odds over energy
• 17th century showcase at Ernest’s at NAIT
• Report on stunt crash released
• Director Haggis accused of sexual assault
• The week’s social media roundup
• Winter camping for a cause
• Jasper Holocaust denier arrested in Germany
• Pickleball growth ‘exponentia­l’ after 30 courts opened last year
• Real estate agent jailed for bilking clients, colleague
• Charges laid in collision that killed motorcycli­st on Parsons Road
• New sheriffs assigned to fill area courthouse vacancies
• Eastern Orthodox faith community prepares to celebrate Christmas
• Restaurant creating craft beer buzz with $15 Bud
• YMCA asks Edmontonia­ns to ‘Take the challenge’
• Regina wildlife centre caring for owl caught in grille of SUV
• Man pleads guilty, sentenced 4.5 years in daring Calgary jewelry store heist
• Nordic-style spa to open in Kananaskis
• SHATTERING SNOWFLAKES
• PAIN BEHIND OPIOID CRISIS
• Woman who died in cold was pregnant
• Energy Efficiency Alberta says residents saved $300 million
• THE RECOVERY
• THE LONG ARM OF CHINA
• Why minimum wages are harmful
• ‘SLOPPY STEVE’ AND MORE FURY IN WASHINGTON
• FBI quietly probing Clinton Foundation
• New study reveals potential areas we can improve access to medicine in Canada
• INDIA’S WEATHER BLOGGERS
• Criminals turning to new cryptocurr­encies
• “ACCORDING TO YOUR RÉSUMÉ ...”
• Ontario premier under fire over remarks against Tim Hortons’ founding families
• Odds of BoC rate hike jump on ‘ridiculous­ly strong’ jobs report
• Cabinet ministers reconnect with allies to champion NAFTA
• ‘I would never have predicted ... this’: Pot’s precarious path to legalizati­on
• Weather leaves Centerra investors in cold
• Constellat­ion Brands bets big on ‘Green Rush’ despite turbulence in red-hot market
• ‘They just work and save and invest’
• HERE ARE YOUR REMAINING INCOME-SPLITTING OPTIONS
• GAINING NERVES OF STEEL
• Sexual harassment, cannabis ranked as top legal risks in workplaces: law firm
• New york times crossword
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• aces on bridge
• APRÈS-SKI HOT SPOTS
• BEATING THE ODDS
• Toast to teams producing quality, original wines
• RENTING OUR HOUSE SUITS MY FAMILY JUST FINE, THANKS
• & WOMEN, POWER HISTORY
• A welcome language refresher
• MEDITERRAN­EAN AN ALTERNATIV­E TO CARIBBEAN FOR WARM-WEATHER TRIPS
• Exhibit explores history of China’s first emperor
• Bronze victory easy for U.S. juniors
• Gorda return big plus for Oil Kings
• Kingsbury chases prize that has eluded him — Olympic gold
• OILERS’ GAME DAY
• MCDAVID AT FULL THROTTLE AGAINST DUCKS
• Brossoit ‘blindsided’ by Oilers acquiring Montoya
• Browns fans face bitter cold for 0-16 parade
• 7 TEAMS, 7 STATS
• O’Ree made mark on NHL 60 years ago with Bruins

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