Edmonton Journal - 2018-09-10

• READY TO SOCKET TO ’EM
• Possibilit­y of job action looms in teachers’ quest for contract
• WILD, WACKY ESKS VICTORY
• Patients to be better protected from abuse
• HIS TIME TO SHINE
• Spotty cell coverage matter of life and death
• Public gets chance to weigh in on new rules
• Pence denies he was author of anti-Trump op-ed
• Rural ski hills must retool to survive
• Edmonton cyclist in ICU after crash
• LAND, FUNDS SOUGHT FOR SPORTS CENTRE TO HONOUR A SOCCER-CRAZY FATHER
• Man held for hours after not guilty verdict says his rights were violated JONNY WAKEFIELD
• Alberta mulls opioid lawsuit as its $10B tobacco case inches forward
• Indigenous groups still want in on Trans Mountain
• New resource gives students online material they can trust
• Unapproved mountain bike trails spark concerns
• City considerin­g new barn for Fort Edmonton Park steam train
• Suicide prevention vigil to cross High Level Bridge
• Legal Aid to expand counsel at bail hearings
• Sure, Serena was angry — she had every right to be
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT ‘NICOLE’
• Birth in Canada not guarantee of citizenshi­p, Liberals argue
• Unifor Canada exposes picket-line crossers
• Australia sought advice from Canada on Afghan probe
• Maksimov has scoring ability Oilers looking for
• Williams speaks volumes on the field, too
• Oilers’ rookies get schooled by Flames
• BRETT MARTEL FITZPATRIC­K BUCS THE ODDS IN WEEK 1
• Rookie QB leads Jets into Motown
• Djokovic captures his third U.S. Open
• DO PLAYERS OWE NHL TEAMS LOYALTY?
• HOROSCOPE
• ROUGHRIDER­S GETTING IT DONE IN EVERY PHASE
• Delightful win, except for Esks defence
• TERRY KOSHAN ‘Freak accident,’ Smoak says of Grichuk collision
• Haniger plays starring role for Mariners over Yanks
• THE GAME’S A FOOT
• THE ABCS OF PHYSICAL LITERACY
• Caffeine, screen time can lead to persistent eye twitching
• Running away to find herself
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD

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