Edmonton Journal - 2018-10-19

• Province’s ninth-grade math scores take a tumble with calculator-free testing
• HOME SWEET HOME
• SYMBOL OF RURAL FIGHT
• Heading into B.C. matchup, Reilly has kind words for Buono
• EPS plans online reporting for ‘historical’ sex assaults
• ELISE STOLTE,
• K.d. lang one of eight recipients of Alberta Order of Excellence
• ‘FIX THE PROBLEM, NOT THE BLAME’
• Gasket, Gunther and Goliath find a home
• Man sought for trying to run down Mountie
• Indigenous family receives threatenin­g letter from neighbour in St. Albert
• WINNERS AND LOSERS
• Games would cost Calgarians at least $2,000 per household: watchdog
• Crown argues for 12-year sentence in child porn case
• MEG REBUFFS HUSKY BID AMID HOSTILE TAKEOVER BATTLE
• BY THE NUMBERS
• Jury rules parents criminally responsibl­e in toddler’s death
• Girl Guide sells cookies in front of cannabis store
• Shell’s name removed from small credit union
• In praise of the U of A’s new Aga Khan Garden
• At-risk youth deserve a friendly future
• CANNABIS SHORTAGES ON DAY 2.
• Vacant house cleaned out – but in a good way
• School board warns against teaching To Kill a Mockingbir­d
• Threats to 2019 election rising, CSE warns
• KXL CHUGS ALONG
• Aphria, Aurora look to ride marijuana rush with jump to Wall Street
• REAL ESTATE MATCHMAKIN­G SERVICES THE NEXT STEP IN DIGITAL REVOLUTION
• Traders predict uptick of loonie versus U.S. buck
• Banks court credit-hungry small firms with loan decisions in mere minutes
• Are warfare and cyber-attacks the same thing?
• MEG says no to Husky, searches for options
• Carr calls for senators to expedite bill for new Pacific trade deal
• Countries urge WTO to probe U.S. metal duties
• ‘BLACK GIRL MAGIC’ ANN HORNADAY
• UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
• Killer instincts
• ABBEY BENDER You can’t take down a good Peg
• STRIKE UP THE BAND
• Weinstein investigat­or accused of more wrongdoing
• AN (ALMOST) FINE ROMANCE
• Exhilarati­ng thriller? Guilty as charged
• MORE CASSIDY THAN KID
• CHRIS KNIGHT A strategica­lly curated image
• Naps help us retain informatio­n: study
• New York Times Crossword
• TODAY’S Crossword
• Aces On Bridge
• HOROSCOPE
• FADI TAWIL A TOAST TO ARAK
• SMALL TOWN WITH A BIG HEART AMY ELLIS NUTT
• Fans finally get a look at Bouchard DEREK VAN DIEST
• CROSBY REMAINS NHL’S PREMIER TALENT
• Rinne aims to stop old buddy Neal as Flames host Preds
• Wild West muddies CFL playoff picture
• OILERS’ NET WORTH ON RISE THANKS TO TALBOT’S FINE PLAY
• There’s no quit in 41-year-old Chara — even after 900 games
• RAPTORS’ LOWRY REMAINS HIS SURLY, SENSATIONA­L SELF
• Keon’s latest honour is spot in Canadian sports shrine
• ALL-ELECTRIC SUV SHOWS PROMISE
• Women-only open-wheel race coming in ’19
• DEAR FAMILIES: SHUT UP AND BUY THE MINIVAN
• French courts make mock ruling on future
• Don’t expect an autonomous vehicle to come from Porsche
• FORTE EX DESIGNED WITH MILLENNIAL­S IN MIND
• LAST ‘PURE’ MITSUBISHI FACES AN UPHILL BATTLE
• Ford gets Euro with Edge ST as it prepares to phase out cars
• EXERCISE IN UNCERTAINT­Y

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