Edmonton Journal - 2018-11-23

• Stamps’ horse checks into Chateau Lacombe
• BOMBERS’ KING OF THE HILL
• DOING ‘THE RIGHT THING’
• Walters pushes for a better civic vision
• Nissan board fires Ghosn as chairman
• May tries to seal Brexit deal
• We’re in debt, but Morneau optimistic
• EPS pamphlets will explain carding
• Feds failed on rural broadband
• Science-fiction pop, innovative jazz and free stuff
• Man shot by Mounties unaware he was hit until arrest: police watchdog
• Feds’ fiscal update meets with frustratio­n in Alberta
• Province to support green energy initiative­s
• An MLA on leave, a testy exchange and protecting animals EMMA GRANEY
• Edmonton Public Library makes top workplaces list
• The feds screwed this up, so the feds should help fix it
• Rancher will head to California to help horses displaced by fires
• Learning from errors is a painful part of healthcare
• We should know our historic heroines better
• Broncos donations should not be divided equally: report
• ‘This is a crisis,’ PM tells Alberta
• ANIMAL-WELFARE ACTIVISTS WORRY A TRIGGER-HAPPY, PRO-HUNTING CULTURE HAS INFILTRATE­D CONSERVATI­ON AGENCIES. A PLAN IN SASKATCHEW­AN FOR HIGH-POWERED GUNS ISN’T HELPING THAT IMAGE.
• Raise confidence for business, Truly!
• Investigat­ion halted into widely known ‘leak’
• Speaker’s friend rejected as sergeant-at-arms
• Ottawa paid $11M in OT to fix federal pay fiasco
• GRU chief behind Skripal attack dies
• You can’t talk about CBC on CBC
• Ringing in the ears?
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• EMOTIONAL PLEAS TELL TRAGIC TALES
• A MILLION GO HUNGRY IN EASTERN UKRAINE AS WINTER SETTLES IN
• Oilers forge new line of shift disturbers
• FORMER ESKIMOS LINEMAN STILL PROTECTING PLAYERS
• Bighill has been massive presence with Bombers
• CALGARY’S SPECIAL TEAMS COACH EXUDES PASSION
• Cowboys giddy on up to top of NFC East rodeo
• Backstops hoping for not-so-Wild Friday night
• Ohtani glad to have surgery behind him
• Backup’s career day lifts Bears over Lions
• Shapovalov avoids sophomore slump
• Challengin­g foes await sevens squad
• SUPERCAR STILL CASTING ITS SPELL
• HAS THE PICKUP BECOME THE NEW KING OF LUXURY?
• Autonomous cars could know everything about us
• Trailer brake controller­s are more important than you might think BRIAN TURNER
• DISNEY GOES DEEP ERIC VOLMERS
• A REAL GREEN BOOK
• The content of their characters
• ‘Three-headed monster’ behind political biopic
• RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
• FASHION FORWARD
• Finding his voice
• Sadly, le Carré story is still relevant
• DOC GETS AN A FOR EFFORT CHRIS KNIGHT
• Tomorrow’s leaders assistance help today
• No easy task as federal government tries to overhaul rules that govern businesses
• Sun Life said to be eyeing Hong Kong insurer FTLife
• Businesses like Liberal measures, but want to see U.S.-style tax cuts
• Mining sector lauds tax credits in government’s latest budget
• Finance Minister wants Trans Mountain pipeline built before the government considers selling it
• RISING RIVALRY BETWEEN GIANTS GROWS ASIA RIFTS
• Tesla lowers car prices in China after trade war puts dent in demand
• Harvard spent US$100M on vineyards. Now it’s fighting its neighbours
• IN PURSUIT OF OIL TREASURES
• GREY CUP 2018
• PM GETS ROUGH RECEPTION

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