Edmonton Journal - 2018-02-15

• O’Leary students plunge into the plumbing trade
• NOTLEY TALKS TOUGH ON TASK FORCE
• PAIRS STARS WIN THE BRONZE
• ‘A HORRIBLE DAY FOR US’
• One-man show explores abuse, shame, success
• GOLDEN KNIGHTS Players no one wanted bond in Vegas
• A closer look at the Stanley defence
• End peremptory jury challenges, lawyer says
• AHS needs to get it right with vaccinatio­ns
• Duo who killed family gets life in prison
• Show a tribute to resilience of women
• Notley vows task force will ‘end the games’ with B.C.
• City Hall scales back its bid for Beaumont annexation
• Underpass plan would destroy businesses, owners say
• New tech could ease LRT-related congestion: Knack
• Gay Catholic pastoral associate says he won’t sue after firing
• Officer charged with obstructio­n
• Vulcan councillor­s vote to replace Trek uniforms
• Province has changed its accounting method: report
• We owe it to you.
• 10-year-old killed in skiing accident during school trip
• RCMP called after vandals mar sign at future site of mosque, churches
• Black Panther is a superhero for our times
• There is room for leadership after Stanley verdict
• Ex-leader fights against sex claims
• PM TRUDEAU WANTS TO OVERHAUL THE WAY THE GOVERNMENT RELATES TO INDIGENOUS PEOPLES IN CANADA
• JUNOS DROP HEDLEY OVER MISCONDUCT ALLEGATION­S.
• Israeli leader vows to carry on despite bribe scandal
• ‘Stormy is going to tell her story’
• Papers’ pleas for cash look like blackmail
• Tory senators balk at pot push
• ‘IT’S UNREAL’
• ‘The Flying Tomato’ reclaims gold
• MARSHA HUDEY
• Relay squad baits Dutch into DQ
• THREATS AGAINST BOUTIN REALITY OF ONLINE WORLD
• ELISABETH VATHJE
• Jamaica’s debut marred by resignatio­n
• CONTENDERS EVERYWHERE
• Honing the Olympic edge
• Americans playing with heavy hearts
• Koe took a risk, Olympic berth was the reward
• Far from a sham, it could revolution­ize the sport
• Bigger isn’t better for tough guy Lucic
• Puck to the face sends Sekera to injured reserve
• Keys to tonight’s game: Oilers at Golden Knights
• Eskimos bringing back RB White
• Healthy Sanchez could keep Jays well armed
• Coach Jones taking wait-and-see approach on Carter’s pot charges
• LEAFS SHOULD SEIZE OPPORTUNIT­Y
• Jackets squashed by Kadri
• Lowry leads Raps to seventh win in row
• Manziel to play in Texas Spring League
• Sears retirees seek trustee in bid to claw back millions in dividends
• Canopy doubles its cannabis sales
• Quebec first big province to sign pot supply deals
• TRUMP’S HUGE INFRASTRUC­TURE PLAN IS A FLOP
• Jarislowsk­y head sees Scotiabank deal as a way to boost firm’s global reach
• Cities don’t want to split cost of wires buried by telecoms
• Canadian farmers paying the price as value of pea, lentil crops plunge
• Teck sees strong demand for steelmakin­g coal in 2018
• BACK TO THE LAND
• Volatility is back — but that’s not a bad thing
• Home Depot makes applying for a job a snap in ongoing U.S. ‘war for talent’
• HOROSCOPE
• THE WINTER BLUES
• ON A TOUR OF TORONTO
• CULTU R A L H ER O
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