Edmonton Journal - 2018-02-13

• KING OF THE HILL
• Premier warns patience is thin
• ‘WE MUST AND CAN DO BETTER’
• Superinten­dents’ salaries up 10% while teachers’ pay languishes
• NORTH SEA PROJECT
• City constable pleads guilty to discredita­ble conduct
• Victim opens up about gunman’s attack
• Esks not ruling out big free agent deal
• Wellness game is all about showbiz
• Songs fit for Valentine’s celebratio­n
• Oilers fall short vs. Florida
• GRAHAM THOMSON
• Metropolit­an area sheds 4,600 jobs while unemployme­nt remains at 7.2%
• Ice District fuels local condo sales growth, which led way in Canada, report shows
• City moves forward with switch to LED street lamps
• ‘Transforme­d’ Calgary Zoo ready to welcome giant pandas in May
• City police cleared in incident where man hit by stun gun fell and suffered brain injury
• Docs get more time to assess attempted murder suspect
• ULTRA-LOW-COST AIR TRAVEL IS READY TO TAKE TO THE SKIES ACROSS CANADA
• Wildlife expert decries talk of Olympic skiing in Banff
• Alberta liquor regulator staffing up as legalized cannabis nears
• Reverse racism doesn’t work either
• Stanley verdict worsens race relations in a deeply flawed society
• BID SECRECY MISGUIDED
• Canada at risk of two-tier system
• Scheer not seizing the day
• THE PARENTS OF LAURA BABCOCK SHOULD HAVE BEEN CELEBRATIN­G HER 29TH BIRTHDAY ON MONDAY; INSTEAD THEY SPOKE OF LOSS AND FEELINGS OF HATRED AT THE SENTENCING HEARING FOR THE MEN WHO KILLED HER.
• Time flies when you’re high up
• FOUR THINGS ABOUT LONDON’S WWII BOMB
• Landlords seek rules on pot use, cultivatio­n
• Oxfam executive resigns in scandal
• Military court to try Palestinia­n protest icon
• Scotiabank buys investment firm Jarislowsk­y Fraser in $950M deal
• Feds order full review of proposed Aecon takeover
• RBI shares jump despite flat sales growth
• Farming data management firm partners with reinsuranc­e giant
• Federal digital advertisin­g tops television for first time
• SHOULD INVESTORS EXPECT ANOTHER STOCK MARKET SELL-OFF?
• ‘Curveballs’ force Acacia Mining to ditch dividend, post loss
• A MISSED OPPORTUNIT­Y SPARKED GOLDEN MOMENT
• DUHAMEL & RADFORD
• ‘I’m on a cloud’
• CANADIANS HAVE SURPRISED WITH DOMINANCE ON RINK
• Wust burnishes legend
• HAMMER TIME
• NEXT NURSE IS UP
• The face of Korean hockey is a heartbroke­n Canadian
• VINTAGE OILERS ON ANOTHER LOST NIGHT
• Eskimos seeking fans’ input on name change issue
• Struggling Talbot takes the blame for the latest fiasco
• TIP OF THE CAP TO FIGURE SKATING PROSPECT
• Czech out Calgary’s quick learner
• SERGACHEV HAS MUCH TO LEARN DESPITE FAST START TO NHL CAREER
• Winnipeg will try to pull out of tailspin against the tough Caps, says Ken Wiebe.
• Leafs edge division-leading Lightning
• BOYS OF SUMMER ARE BACK
• Jays to retire Doc’s No. 32 on opening day
• ALBUM REVIEWS JOHN OATES MGMT
• Raising red flags on probate fees
• Returning stolen assets to the people
• FOR LOVE & TECHNOLOGY
• HOLLYWOOD EYES MORALITY CLAUSES
• 5 FACTS AND FIGURES
• Women need the courage to ‘fail better’ in Tinseltown
• COLD COMFORT
• A sight for soaring eyewear
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