Edmonton Journal - 2018-10-12

• Honouring the city’s first officer killed in line of duty
• Mikisew Cree promise to ‘rally’
• OILERS FALL 4-1 IN BOSTON
• UCP DUMPS COULTER
• ‘Unusual’ limits are another way U.S. milked Canada
• Police forces seek options for testing stoned drivers
• U of A to have pot-friendly zones after legalizati­on
• Short week could be a blessing for Eskimos
• First Man explores a dream fulfilled
• 13 area mayors sign on to regional transit authority
• Astronauts safe after emergency landing
• $70M funding boost for Legal Aid
• CANNABIS ON ALBERTA CAMPUSES
• Awards go out to those tackling mental health issues head-on
• Council approves downtown towers
• Second suspect charged in 2016 death
• LNG CANADA FUELS EXPECTATIO­NS FOR MORE PROJECTS
• Three years added to sentence of man who strangled his wife
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Legal system must protect journalist­s’ sources
• FEELING SAFE ON TRANSIT
• Former chief happy with ruling in land dispute
• Ranch in foothills near Calgary protected from developmen­t
• Battered U.S. coast assesses damage
• COURT RULES AGAINST FIRST NATION.
• COMPETITIO­N WATCHDOG CALLED INTO PHARMA FEUD.
• STRONACH SUES DAUGHTER FOR LOSSES IN FAMILY FORTUNE.
• Pot workers won’t be denied entry to U.S.
• Trump won’t stop arms sales to Saudis
• Existing tariffs prove USMCA solved zilch
• Estée Lauder moves to oust ‘erratic’ CEO
• Edehzhie becomes first Indigenous Protected Area
• Testimonia­l
• Enbridge restores flow in smaller pipeline
• CRTC directs telcos to prepare for second test of wireless alerts
• A ‘WEAK LINK’ NO MORE? TOM BLACKWELL
• Foodora launches 7-Eleven deliveries, taking on smaller junk food service rivals
• Canada slaps steel safeguards to give sector ‘breather’ amid surge of imports
• China snapping up cheap Canadian oil, lured by $50 discount over U.S. crude
• Shopify opens physical store in L.A. spot
• Market going crazy? Blame wacky ol’ Fed, Trump concludes
• As cryptocurr­encies slump, Coinsquare doubles down on growth
• HOW BLOCKCHAIN, AI AND ANALYTICS WILL RESHAPE REAL ESTATE
• NUGGETS FROM THE MOON
• THINGS THAT GO BUMP ...
• Semi-magnificen­t seven
• The man behind the myth
• Acronyms decoded
• JANN AT HOME
• CHRIS KNIGHT New true-to-form western is truly fun
• EQUALLY SCARY AND STUNNING
• Finding beauty in destructio­n
• NOW AND THEN
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• THE YEAR OF MICHELLE LINDSEY BAHR
• Brodziak takes a seat after slow start
• DEREK VAN DIEST Golden opportunit­y presented to Bears
• HOW ARGOS GOT A SLICE OF HAM
• POWER RANKINGS WEEK 18
• KISS RAPS’ BENCH MOB GOODBYE
• Skips teaming up to rock curling tour
• Szabados to mind the twine at annual Four Nations Cup
• Red Sox maintain they had no interest in Osuna
• Long bus rides foster growth
• COSTA MOUZOURIS Latest iteration more family friendly
• Burt’s Firebird sold at Las Vegas auction
• STILL THINK COMPANIES AREN’T MINING DATA AS YOU DRIVE?
• The world doesn’t need Tesla CEO Musk anymore
• Things to remember when downsizing your tires
• UPDATE MARKS A COMEBACK FOR SEDAN
• NICHOLAS MARONESE BMW 3 Series to come with ‘co-driver’
• Audi’s A1 a punchy little hatchback we can’t buy
• GRAEME FLETCHER A hot-looking hatch that backs up style with performanc­e
• Sneak peek at 2020 Land Rover Defender

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