Edmonton Journal - 2012-01-31

• Katz sells portion of pharmacy assets
• Pension battle shapes up in Parliament
• 780 distracted drivers ticketed in four months
• Canine stars a bone of contention for Scorsese
• Crossfit offers military-style workout
• Catholic trustees decide to keep J.H. Picard open
• Coyne: Demographi­c math is clear
• Editorial: Status quo unsustaina­ble
• Deal offered for confession, attacker claims
• Alberta’s sexually transmitte­d infection rate falls: report
• Keystone big U.S. election issue, former envoy says
• Fatal LRT shooting followed brief altercatio­n, court hears
• Terror suspect’s extraditio­n hearing delayed until May
• Criminal-assets money funds anti-gang program
• Man charged in Jasper homicide
• U of A head preaches quiet diplomacy
• Seventh death linked to tainted ecstasy
• PM vows to consult natives on pipeline project
• Honour killings ‘twisted, barbaric’
• RCMP scraps plans to train officers in Arizona
• Red wine’s heartfelt benefits still inconclusi­ve
• Combative Romney risks widening Republican rift
• Mackay stands firm on Afghan timeline
• Invasive pythons wiping out Everglades species
• The tax-reform elephant in the room
• Approve icefields walkway
• Janvier piece answer to mural
• Use Shafia trial as yardstick in Canada
• Province’s support of ethanol market raises questions
• Funds not meeting U of A’s needs
• Public-service pensions not the problem
• Time to force corporatio­ns to invest in labour
• Musing on memories and final reckonings
• Del Rey album haunting but flawed
• Red carpet fashions
• Burtynsky’s oil photos set to fuel debate
• Stretch and flex before that long flight
• QUICK HITS (AND MISSES)
• Key & Peele find the funny side of racial integratio­n
• Madonna’s new single out Feb. 3
• App provides behind-thescenes look at Oscars
• Paying tribute to the King of Pop
• Canadian postal codes turn up cash for residents
• Oilers vow to not give up
• Nedohin adds ‘glue’ to her Alberta rink
• Crosby’s broken neck one for the ages
• Female soccer players ponder lost season
• Super Bowl: Bring it on
• Oilers notebook
• Tiger may have to teach himself how to win again
• 28 athletes implicated in German doping scandal
• Gunners aim to get back on track
• Gleason signs extension
• Martinez will need another surgery
• Indianapol­is ramps up Super security
• Constructi­on delays will turn Bombers into road warriors
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD by Will Shortz
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Right-sized
• Being ‘connected’ doesn’t really bring us closer
• Fuel pump likely to blame for sputtering
• Buick shakes plodding image with Regal GS
• Audi TT RS takes on twisty Mulholland Drive
• Lane-keeping systems great — when they work
• Google’s self-driving cars draw legal questions, skepticism
• China hits potholes on road to green autos
• BMW S1000RR stays glued to the road
• 1966 Dodge Power Wagon gets heart transplant
• Gas producers craft ‘fracking’ rules
• Pancake house, hair salon welcomed to Jasper Ave.
• Summit a guide to local investing
• Internatio­nal board warns of Canada’s household debt
• Crown zeros in on former Nortel CEO
• Putin vows to make Russian industry competitiv­e
• German brewers cheer end to drop in drinking
• Getting to know you
• Be ready with at least one good backup plan
• EU summit pessimism drags on markets
• Sunshine rises in Hong Kong
• Exxon sells Japanese unit
• Investors confident in Libya trade mission
• China broke trade rules, WTO says in appeal
• S&P monitoring health costs in G20 nations
• Babies’ sleep problems may persist for years, study says
• Don’t run with the finish line in mind
• Getting into ‘zone’ pays off in health benefits
• New heart centre targets South Asian newcomers
• Resist the urge to intervene in sibling squabbles
• Need incentive? App fines you if you fall behind your workout target
• Time to get real about weight loss and fitness
• Stationary bike about as good for you as cycling

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