Edmonton Journal - 2012-02-03

• Gagner records NHL’ s first eight-point game since 1989
• Prescripti­on for gym just what doctor ordered
• Core schools demand teamwork
• Environmen­t ministers to unveil oilsands monitoring strategy
• Ghost haunts Harry Potter star in new thriller
• Silliness in season at Super Bowl
• Edmonton family of four killed in B.C. crash
• ‘Grossly selfish’ drunk driver sent to jail for three years
• Parents push to keep St. Mark Junior High open
• David Staples
• Father and son were best friends who died together in fire
• Public’s help sought to double city’s tree plantings
• Protesters decry U of A shutdown of earlier protest
• City cabbies to get back in airport loop
• Alberta seeks energy trade expert
• Wildrose party makes education promises
• Mexico beating victim on mend
• Police charge 60 in Ontario child-porn bust
• American claims massive sunken treasure lies off Cape Cod coast
• Don’t make seniors wait, 74% say in poll
• Kenney under fire over TV hoax
• Veteran officer tears up describing dead witness
• Family speaks in support of death-row inmate
• Clashes in Egypt follow soccer disaster
• Let privacy commission­er be successful
• Political compass still points east
• Canadians not saving enough for rainy days
• Will Redford government fail the test?
• Iran’s leaders not crazy enough to trigger suicidal nuclear war
• In the market for a new economic vision
• Public-sector pay out of line? Not in Alberta
• High death toll feared in New Guinea sinking
• Israel near attack on Iran, Mideast expert believes
• Australia to play key role in Pacific defence
• Syria massacre marked as UN debates resolution
• Kinder Morgan aims to double capacity of line to West Coast
• Responsibi­lity for retirement well-being shifts to the individual
• Flaherty raises concerns over lending practices
• Petrochina to buy stake in B.C. shale project
• Royal Caribbean bookings hurt by rival’s wreck
• Nortel bonuses were legitimate: defence
• TSE ‘circuit breakers’ aim to curb volatile trading
• TSX POSTS gains for Third Straight day
• nuclear industry in limbo after disasters
• The case for biofuels in our energy mix
• Russian oil output sets record
• CP Rail depot up and running
• Cuba looks to offshore drilling for prosperity
• Klezmer artist Berner willing to voice his opinions
• Black history exhibit makes the move to Art Gallery of Alberta
• The Woman in Black reviewed
• Documentar­y explores dark side of pink-ribbon movement
• A whale of a time
• Danson switches sides as oilman in true story
• Chronicle fans will put aside questions, enjoy special effects
• Other voices
• Cat allergy gave Edmonton songwritin­g duo outdoor inspiratio­n
• Folds set to rock the symphony
• Madonna excited to do halftime show
• Mississipp­i Sheiks Project pays tribute to ’30s blues band
• Winston serious about songcraft
• Magic returns
• Silver Ring tourney ready to roll
• Panda middle born leader
• Blue Bombers re-sign Pierce
• RNH raring to return
• St. Croix an offensive saviour
• Mr. Hockey battling memory loss
• Dorsett ‘suffering’ after hits, sues NFL
• RV show goes lightweigh­t — in a good way
• Chevrolet flaunts its new ZL1
• Magic, madness at Italy’s Winter Marathon
• All-wheel, front-wheel, four-wheel drive explained
• Volt’s drivetrain vanquishes ‘range anxiety’
• Tiny Volkswagen has huge Up! side
• Find a patient technician to track down problem
• Pioneer, Livio offer simplicity in their sound
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