Edmonton Journal - 2018-12-01

• SEALING THE DEAL
• A UKRAINIAN FEAST
• ECONOMIC SLUMP LURKING
• UNDER PRESSURE
• HOLD THE HIGH HEELS
• Veteran constable fired for ‘scandalous’ behaviour
• Reports detail potential cuts that could lower taxes
• At 75, Jagger still gets a rush out of performing live
• Christmas show a family affair for fiddlers
• CEO bets on Maple Leaf future
• Data breach could affect millions
• FISCAL UPDATE HAD A GRAVE SIDE BUT WAS SCANT ON KEY DETAILS
• Simply Paint, smalls merch and fun rock
• Ceci warns gaping oil differenti­al ‘crisis’ may spark economic slump
• Over-the-counter animal antibiotic­s no longer available
• Three-year sentence for teen in 2015 Mac’s store killings
• Vader’s lawyer grilled at manslaught­er appeal
• PLEASE NOTE:
• Paramount Resources CEO backs calls for reduced production to support oil prices
• Alberta First Nation backs federal government in carbon pricing battle
• Proposed Epcor solar farm gets government cash
• CRUCIAL DECISION AT HAND IN ALBERTA OIL PRICE CRISIS
• RCMP CALLED IN TO PROBE TWO LIBERAL POLITICIAN­S
• DEEP DIVISIONS AT G20 SUMMIT
• IN HIS FIRST MAJOR OVERSEAS APPEARANCE SINCE THE MURDER OF A SAUDI JOURNALIST IN A CONSULATE IN ISTANBUL, THE SAUDI CROWN PRINCE RECEIVED AN ENTHUSIAST­IC WELCOME FROM PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN.
• Former President George H.W. Bush dies at 94
• ‘Dark day for press freedom’ in court
• Harper’s OK needed for docs in Norman case
• Translatio­n offered for Indigenous languages
• ‘Catching heat’ for social justice work
• Battle lines drawn over federal carbon tax plan
• Indigenous leaders optimistic on new law
• Powerful quakes buckle Alaska roads
• The story of Sleep Country’s acquisitio­n of Endy
• You should raise your return expectatio­ns on stocks, and more bear market truths
• Pace of Canadian economic growth slackens in third quarter: StatCan
• Cost cutting needed to keep family afloat as retirement nears
• Tax court case details swap scheme that led to 40-fold increase for woman
• The compromise-free condo overlookin­g the river valley
• ‘I MADE THE DECISION THAT MY GIRL SHOULD LEAVE’
• I don’t really think of it as a prequel, but I certainly think of it as an ‘origin’ novel. It examines how Bond became Bond.
• Babylon Berlin
• DESIGN YOUR LIFE
• MY HOME IS YOUR HOME
• MAKE ENTERTAINI­NG EASY WITH AN OPEN HOUSE PARTY
• SCENTS AND SENSIBILIT­Y
• IDEAS TO HELP HANDYPERSO­N IN YOUR LIFE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• Aces on bridge
• NOT JUST IN KANSAS
• Writers rescind award
• New York critics pick Roma
• Historic lip service
• BAR BRICCO WINES OFFER FINE TASTE OF ITALY
• DON’T LET TRAVEL UNRAVEL YOUR FITNESS ROUTINES
• Untuckit’s big future
• REDISCOVER­ING THE MAGIC OF MADRID
• Keep these new cruises in mind for upcoming vacations
• The sisterhood of sightseers
• HOMETOWN PRESSURE, YES, BUT NO STRESS
• Veteran Reilly tops list of pending free agents
• Warriors hand Oil Kings fourth straight setback
• Cowboys have reason to think big after ending Saints’ streak
• A HOCKEY MARKET WAITING TO HAPPEN
• TIPPETT HAS NO INTEREST IN SEATTLE COACHING JOB
• BUILDING BELIEF, ONE BIG WIN AT A TIME
• Are you ready for some spring football?
• KARLSSON RETURN FIGURES TO BE BITTERSWEE­T
• Chiefs cut star shown hitting woman in video
• “HANGERS-ON”
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE

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