Edmonton Journal - 2018-09-15

• SOWING SEEDS OF MENTAL HEALTH
• BEST QUARTER EVER
• FLORENCE’S RAW FURY
• ‘HIDDEN TO MOST PEOPLE’
• Ghomeshi pens bid to ‘reclaim’ his name
• Area bakers chosen for TV competitio­n
• Councillor launches conspiracy lawsuit
• Highlands United Church blaze ‘suspicious’
• Manafort pleads guilty to conspiracy
• Kenney plans trade trip to India
• Publishers to get $300K boost from province
• Woman riding scooter killed in head-on crash
• Ice District hotel to use Oilers alumni names on meeting rooms
• McCartney revels in telling racy stories
• Alberta man gets two years for role in homicide
• RCMP call in help to investigat­e alleged hydro work site assaults
• Pot workers, investors could face U.S. bans
• Cannabis touted for its medicinal qualities — for dogs, cats, horses
• Former Bronco gets a ‘different perspectiv­e’
• SUCCESS OF KANANASKIS OFFERS VALUABLE MODEL
• WITHIN HOURS OF BECOMING THE LEADER OF ALBERTA CONSERVATI­VES, JASON KENNEY TOOK A LOOK AT HIS CAUCUS AND REALIZED
• Founder’s effort bold and worthy
• Why should Ghomeshi not be allowed a voice?
• Healing the scars beneath the surface
• A short history of face transplant­s
• ’How can 100 homes suddenly explode?’
• No ban for cadet in Qur’an desecratio­n
• PREGNANT PAUSE
• EXERCISE of POWER
• Cheery fellow, dark fantasies
• Joy offers a thrilling tale of vengeance
• HOW THE BLUE NILE WAS CONQUERED
• Watch out for those airport security bins
• The far side of ICELAND
• FEEL THE COOL WINTER MAGIC IN NORWAY
• SADDLE UP
• ALBERTA FILMMAKER GOES TO THE WALL
• ‘LOOKING FOR SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT’
• Shine bright like a diamond
• Timing of grape harvest critical to flavour profile
• BOYCOTT JOLTS ISRAEL
• To Kill a Mockingbir­d graphic novel ‘a cultural event’
• THERE CAN BE PAINFUL PRICE FOR PUSHING CHILDREN TOO HARD
• OL’ MACDONALD DID SOME HARM
• TIFF laments Drake’s absence
• Predator ‘family’ finally rallies around actress
• new york times crossword
• new York Times sundaY crossword
• aces on bridge
• ‘CBS WAS LES MOONVES’
• ‘IT WASN’T HARD TO IMAGINE THAT IT COULD GET WORSE’
• Top court makes it costlier to sue alleged online movie pirates
• Canada seizes opportunit­y to take advantage of CETA
• WHY EMPLOYERS NEED TO RETHINK INVESTIGAT­IONS
• ‘The amount of time we’re spending on Canada right now is extraordin­ary’
• “MARKED DOWN”
• Edmonton’s most luxurious address
• OILERS ‘DIALED-IN’: GULUTZAN
• Nurse flies home as deal remains elusive
• KOSKINEN A PRICEY INSURANCE POLICY
• Healthy Gravel vies for Oilers job
• CENTRES OF ATTENTION IN TORONTO
• Henderson two off pace at final major
• Shapo’s big rally gives Canada 2-0 edge
• A’s Davis stings Rays with another big swat
• Chasing his dream across the world, coffee in hand
• HAMMER CATCHES TICATS FEVER
• Raps’ Leonard ‘ramping it up,’ Ujiri says
• Helping seniors navigate housing issues
• Helpline connects seniors to important resources
• ‘THERE’S A LITTLE VOYEUR IN ALL OF US’
• BILD Alberta Awards winners
• Both large and small homes on tour
• Unique public spaces set a new Southeast Edmonton community apart
• FIVE ON THE SIDE AIMS TO GET CROWDS MOVING
• WHERE’S THE FRUIT? NANKING CHERRY BUSH FAILS TO PRODUCE
• BABY STEPS

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