Edmonton Journal - 2018-11-30

• Provincial government thinks big on oil-by-rail
• OILERS EDGE KINGS 3-2
• Police ask for $87-million budget bump over 4 years
• MERRY MOVIES
• New-look Eddies sign first two players
• NP1 The migrant system is not working
• Pot firms cook up plans for edibles
• Discipline for teachers needs a revamp
• Cities, province reach new agreement
• Another illness at embassy in Cuba
• Oil Kings gauge progress in loss to Raiders
• LIBERALS NOW ON RIGHT LEGAL PATH WITH TMX, BUT OBSTACLES REMAIN
• Cracked earth, Whipped Cream and dusty art
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• Fair practice office opens; solar panel program kicks off
• U of A professor quits curriculum group
• WILDNorth in ‘crucial’ need of public donations
• EEDC pressed to explain ‘precise’ value of its work
• Dining otter dashes from garden after eating its fill
• U of C celebrates successful year of Indigenous strategy
• Jury hears of officer’s grisly find
• Broncos memorial fund chair, crash survivor thank donors
• Hart backs Movember message on men’s health
• Saskatchew­an’s budget affected by low oil prices
• It’s time to mandate emergency cutbacks to oil production
• CONSERVING THE BIGHORN
• Shabby behaviour from councillor­s
• Vision for mental-health centre takes shape
• COHEN ADMITS TO LYING ABOUT MOSCOW DEAL
• A CONSERVATI­VE SENATOR AND HIS AIDE SAY A MOUNTIE TOLD THEM MORE THAN A YEAR AGO THAT FORMER LIBERAL MP RAJ GREWAL WAS UNDER INVESTIGAT­ION FOR GAMBLING AND THAT THE PMO HAD TO HAVE KNOWN.
• ONTARIO COP SHOT BY FELLOW COP.
• Alberta gets left out in the cold
• Killer grizzly to be examined
• CANADA SANCTIONS SAUDI OFFICIALS
• McKenna rejects Ontario’s carbon plan
• Hate crimes on rise: StatCan
• German police raid bank offices
• OILPATCH BRACING FOR A CHILLY WINTER
• Canadian regulators target ‘abusive’ short selling
• Banks warn of economic ‘uncertaint­y’ in year ahead
• CMHC nets $387M profit, a 17% drop in Q3 amid cooling housing market
• Hudbay Minerals to shutter Flin Flon mine
• LIFE AFTER A PLANT’S DEATH
• CAN SUPPLY MANAGEMENT AND INNOVATION CO-EXIST?
• Canada becomes appetizing source of lobsters thanks to Trump’s trade war
• Oshawa doesn’t have to become another Flint or Detroit
• Having a conversati­on about philanthro­py builds a bond between clients, advisors
• LOFTY AMBITIONS DANA GEE
• LADIES WHO LUNCH
• The Singing Christmas Tree returns to Jubilee Auditorium
• INTO THE BEYOND
• Twinkle, twinkle little star
• Sundance unveils film slate
• Netflix’s strategic thinking DAVID FRIEND
• Special sale makes it easier than ever to give the gift of family fun at Calaway Park
• AND TO ALL A GOOD NIGHTIE ... MELISSA KOSSLER DUTTON
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• ALL SHINY AND NEW
• Nothing is coming easy but Hitch has Oilers rolling
• SLUMPING KOVALCHUK SEES ICE TIME CUT
• SENS DESTINED FOR DUMPSTER?
• Powerful Raiders winning respect
• Pospisil pushing for return to prime time
• TORONTO WORKS OVERTIME TO THWART THE CHAMPS
• Redskins risk pushback over problem linebacker
• Sweden files assault charge over hockey hit
• WHEN IMPRESSIVE FEATURES ARE STANDARD
• Hardy Ram targets northern U.S. drivers ALEX REID
• DON’T WANT TO BUY SNOW TIRES? HERE’S AN ALTERNATIV­E TO CONSIDER
• It’s pointless to try using apps to avoid impaired checkpoint­s
• Winter trips up start-stop systems
• FIFTH GEN CHECKS THE BOXES
• Compact crossover familiar but packs a bit more style
• THE UNDERDOG TAKES ON THE ESTABLISHM­ENT
• Preventing whiplash

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