Edmonton Journal - 2018-09-29

• A SLEEPLESS NIGHT
• KAVANAUGH VOTE ON HOLD
• EPIDEMIC OF BLOWN BUDGETS
• LIFTING A ‘DARK CLOUD’
• THE BENEFITS OF DIFFERENCE
• Local artists discuss the influence of McCartney
• Restaurate­ur tackles his most ambitious project yet
• At 7-6, Eskimos’ fate is in their own hands down the stretch
• Talbot prepares to study all those big-ice angles
• City says it will boost safety following attacks
• The long wait for Alberta’s new museum is over
• Minimum wages jump in three provinces on Oct. 1
• Broncos will advocate for seatbelt use on team buses: head coach
• Booze store rule can go, city report suggests
• ‘We can’t just get over it. We need to share our stories’
• Early summer air quality in ORs forces hospital to warn patients
• Fentanyl dealer sentenced to 11 years in prison
• Crude-by-rail deals boost Cenovus shares by 6.7%
• Calgary 2026 CEO urges business leaders to vote ‘yes’
• Eviction of Métis has had a lasting impact: report
• ORANGE SHIRT DAY HELPS US ALL GET TO THE TRUTH
• The wolf is really at the door
• NEW PUSH TO KEEP NAFTA TRILATERAL.
• Plane makes crash landing in Pacific lagoon
• Tsunami swamps cities in Indonesia
• Tories to force vote on transfer of child-killer
• ’LOOK AT ME’: WOMEN CONFRONT SENATOR
• Duterte admits to extrajudic­ial killings
• Facebook logs out up to 90M users after breach in security
• Cannabis growers filling jobs with temporary foreign workers
• Led Zeppelin to face retrial over Stairway to Heaven theft claims
• Report says affordabil­ity is the worst it has been in 28 years
• Aimed at middle-grade readers, this book takes the basic true story and expands it in such a way that we get a more rounded view of the orphaned cub and the remarkable twist her life took.
• INSIDE THE STORY OF HOSPITAL SPENDING
• Stunning debut
• “POWER PLAY”
• ‘A HIDDEN GEM’
• COOL SPRING DAYS ARE BEST FOR MOVING CEDARS
• GRIESBACH STREET NAMED FOR OILMAN
• LAKESIDE LIVING IN THE OKANAGAN
• INFILL BUILDS CAN HELP BOOST OLDER AREAS
• New york times crossword
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• Aces on bridge
• Journey of the heart unfolds at the Citadel
• Journey into grief
• Gosling’s personal space odyssey
• IRELAND’S CUISINE NOT JUST MEAT AND SPUDS
• Photo exhibit showcases images of Mexico-U.S. border walls, fences
• Duration of Panama Canal visit is passenger’s call
• Speedy Rieder to get a look on top line, McLellan says
• Four and counting for unbeaten Oil Kings
• Sea of blue washes over Americans at Ryder Cup
• Spain’s surge bounces Canada
• Ruling in Senators cyberbully­ing case
• Yankees will host Oakland in wild card game
• 2018 a big year for Subaru in more ways than one

Edmonton Journal - 2018-09-28

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