Edmonton Journal - 2018-11-03

• HELPING THE HOMELESS
• DEPTHS OF DISAPPOINT­MENT
• ‘HEIGHTENED LEVEL OF ANXIETY’
• ‘A LOT HINGES ON NOV. 6’
• PRIDE OF PLACE
• MADD expresses concerns over driving high
• When will oilpatch woes end?
• Carole King musical rolls into the Jube Tuesday
• Vulnerable in society expected to feel the loss
• The Comedy Company juxtaposes humour, war
• N.L. loses battle over power profits
• Starke mulls his future as parties attempt to woo province’s last PC MLA
• Charity ‘concerned’ after actor arrested
• Coal-fired plants will not pay full carbon tax price
• ‘Jail isn’t a good place for young people to be’
• Woman gets jail time for abusing animals
• Calgary 2026 bid impresses 2010 boss
• Vancouver mayor-elect calls for patience on pot rules
• Calgary hospital sued over child’s birth injuries
• Home sales and prices in city take a tumble
• Imperial Oil Ltd. reviews latest oilsands project approvals as heavy oil price discounts persist
• Enbridge CEO calls for patience as western oil glut ‘screams’ for solution
• Man who started fire in hotel full of wildfire evacuees gets two years
• Former teacher pleads guilty to child-porn, sex crimes
• RCMP investigat­ors say weather was to blame in B.C. bus crash that injured 18
• Cameco reports $28M profit as uranium market improves
• Mining union urges better safety after Agrium hit with $390K fine
• Vet college facing funding crunch
• Consultati­on continues in Sask. overhaul of foster care
• THERE’S A BETTER WAY TO CUT KIDS FROM TEAMS
• Ditch the leaf blower and pick up a rake
• Testimonia­l
• PUTTING FOOD SENSITIVIT­Y TESTS UNDER MICROSCOPE
• POLICE IN BRITAIN HAVE OPENED A CRIMINAL INVESTIGAT­ION INTO ALLEGATION­S MEMBERS OF THE LABOUR PARTY HAVE COMMITTED ANTI-SEMITIC HATE CRIMES. A DOSSIER OF PARTY PAPERS DETAIL 45 CASES.
• EVIDENCE AGAINST VICE-ADMIRAL NORMAN HANDED TO A JUDGE.
• N.B.’S TIGHT-FISTED NEW PREMIER.
• PLEA DEAL REACHED IN FLORIDA COUPLE’S DEADLY HONEYMOON.
• SEVEN RACES TO WATCH IN THE U.S. MIDTERMS
• A matter of great debates
• Deathbed plea doesn’t sway minister
• Couple allegedly confined four years
• Canada’s jobless rate ticks down, but wage gains and exports slump
• Uber asks to test driverless cars 8 months after death
• DON’T FEAR THE BEAR AND OTHER GEMS FROM AN INVESTMENT LEGEND
• U.S. adds jobs for record 97th straight month
• Ivanhoe, Brookfield said to be in talks for $4B deal for developer
• KAVANAUGH ACCUSER HAD WEAK CASE
• With $2.8M in assets, question is: Retirement at 60, or 65?
• How to stay onside of the taxman when you become a landlord
• ‘HER DEATH ISN’T IN VAIN’
• DRAWING POWER
• Murder mystery is worth two reads
• PERU FOR YOU
• MSC ultra-luxury cruises on horizon
• LIVE PARKSIDE IN ST. ALBERT
• WEEDING OUT THE MYTHS ON CANNABIS
• COMMUNITY HELPS SAVE WOMAN’S HOME
• IT COMES OUT IN THE WASH
• TAKE A BREAK FROM DOING YARDWORK
• CREAKY FLOORS COULD MEAN SHORTCUTS WERE TAKEN
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• French trio breathes musical life into pioneering cinema
• TAKING ISSUE WITH POLITICS
• Ready to lose weight? Crank commitment to 10
• HALLEY’S CLUB SERVES UP NOSTALGIA FOR CASINO GOERS
• JUST KIDDING
• Film board offers animated shorts
• MORE TO OILERS’ RECENT SUCCESS THAN MCDAVID
• ESKIMOS FACING DIFFICULT TASK
• Myskiw takes Oil Kings’ goalie job and runs with it
• Bouchard returns to junior after taste of NHL
• HEAVY TURNOVER ON TEAM CANADA
• Dodgers pay up to keep Kershaw
• MAHOMES is the MAN IN BREAKOUT NFL SEASON
• EXCLUSIVE CLUB
• Arrows give Major League Rugby its first Canadian team
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE

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