Edmonton Journal - 2018-10-11

• THE POWER TO PROVOKE
• Province releases draft of revamped K-4 curriculum
• Soldiers of Odin affair reveals sorry state of our discourse
• FLORIDA ‘CATCHING SOME HELL’
• BUS CRASH CHARGES
• #MeToo looms large at 2018 celebratio­n of non-fiction
• Free transit idea receives lukewarm reception
• Soldiers of Odin matter ‘blown way out of proportion’: candidate
• Bigstone chief, councillor­s divvy up $700,000
• M.E. LaZerte grants child her early graduation wish
• Kipneses fund research into ‘underdog disorder’
• City to host national tech summit April 23-24
• Alberta RCMP unveil online crime mapping resource
• One dead in icy highway collision near Hinton
• WESTJET CONTINUES INTERNATIO­NAL EXPANSION DESPITE THE RISKS
• It’s time we protected B.C.’s northern coast
• Milk producers need to move on to their Plan B
• Priest with ties to Edmonton faces sexual misconduct allegation­s
• Edmonton archdioces­e to waive confidenti­ality deals with abuse victims
• MEDIA IN TURKEY
• CHINA ISN’T OFF LIMITS: IVISON.
• Ruling could alter how courts handle consent
• Workplaces to decide pot rules for staff
• End probe into judge, say senator, lawyers
• Cancer (June 21-July 22)
• In defending populism, Harper defends himself
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• THE DOG’S STILL NOT TALKING, BUT THE NEW SHOW IS AMAZING
• DUO JUST TOO HAPPY TO SING THE BLUES
• AMAs get political
• Grammy Awards adjusting rules
• Oilpatch sees deals worth $10 billion despite adverse M&A environmen­t
• WestJet challenges Air Canada with European foray
• Watchdogs say Canadian pot firms lagging on disclosure
• Infrastruc­ture Bank head rejects charges of political interferen­ce
• Sears readies for bankruptcy as soon as this weekend
• Condominiu­m boards should set out rules before pot becomes legal, lawyers say
• Oil discounts grow as CEOs complain of competitiv­eness gap
• Google appeals $5 billion EU fine in Android antitrust case
• Fiery Enbridge blast in B.C. raises possibilit­y of natural gas shortage
• Report calls for targeted stance on Chinese trade to avoid inflaming U.S.
• SHORT SELLER BETS ON BIG TUMBLE BY TESLA TATIANA DARIE
• Power Corp. subsidiary’s Sagard Credit Partners fund pushes past US$500M target BARBARA SHECTER
• ‘Volatility is back’ as markets take a dive
• STUDY NAMES POPULAR STARTUPS FOR EMPLOYEES DENISE DEVEAU
• CANNABIS STOCKS SEEM TO BE THE HOTTEST GAME IN TOWN BUT CAUTION IS WARRANTED
• WE Day Alberta moves to new venue By Chinelo onwualu
• By Chinelo onwualu Walking for water
• WE and RBC launch young entreprene­urs
• Five things you should know about WE Well-being
• Rising above the hate
• Are you living your best work life? Getpaidtof­ind your purpose
• Changing lives, one school at a time
• Small giftS of time
• flying into the future
• SCaringawa­y hunger
• A mother’s joy
• The school that chocolate built
• Light it up
• Siblings battle for cleanest school
• McLELLAN NEXT ON FIRING LINE?
• Oilers can’t dig another big hole
• FACING CHARA A TALL ORDER FOR McDAVID
• Oil Kings struggling to grind out road wins
• MATTHEWS CARVING OUT HIS NICHE
• McDavid faces test against Bergeron
• NFC East looking more like NFC Least
• Guerrero earns yet another award for his stellar season
• MONTREAL HAS APPETITE FOR NBA, BUT NOTHING IMMINENT
• Moustakas brings playoff experience to Brewers
• Injuries beginning to pile up around NHL
• Red Sox a good fit for Pearce

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