Edmonton Journal - 2012-11-01

• Tories to make donations probe public
• City puts three-year freeze on inner-city subsidized housing
• Officer in affair fired for lying
• Othello makes challengin­g leap off page.
• Simons: Winter strategy on thin ice.
• Esks’ 56-year-old rushing record at risk.
• Insurer knots up massage therapists
• Cigarette butts, other ‘little’ litter problemati­c in city
• Deadline extended for teacher deal
• City adopts strategy to make most of chilly months
• Driver gets 90 days for hit-and-run
• Alberta restores use of flu vaccine
• Two businesses fined for injuries to workers
• Feathers fly over hawk nests
• MLAS toss Education Act amendments
• Gun-range duo’s action draws praise
• Minister slams door on new tax powers for cities
• More foreign students wanted as immigrants
• Passport art puts Ottawa on defensive
• Minister lacked knowledge of energy projects, emails reveal
• Regulation­s to force cyber-security needed, experts say
• Teen pleasant despite jail abuse
• Scrutiny urged for deal
• U.S. begins to pick up pieces
• Ontario lineman dies doing repairs
• Odd couple finds common ground in Jersey wreckage
• Putin ally blasts U.S. election
• Russia adds yet another ‘Baby box’
• Police bristle over beard firings
• Population bulge tests country’s growth goals
• UN urged to lift arms embargo on Somalia
• U.S. picks favourites in Syria
• Anti-American alliance fraying in Middle East
• Making room for their best and brightest
• Education bill a step backward
• Canada travel credit a roadworthy idea
• How safe is our beef today?
• Buena Vista park plan pricey
• Late-night shows funnier without a studio audience
• Ghastly times for the Tories
• Questions linger about Benghazi
• Think-tank pushes for two kids
• Office-buying scandals fuel cries for reform
• Hall to play left-wing with Oklahoma City Barons on Friday
• Oil Kings acquire Musil for blue-line
• NFL, the site of a grave health crisis: former players
• Oil Kings’ goalie competitio­n ‘healthy problem,’ coach says
• Wolverines a team on the move in Whitecourt
• Esks say: just win, baby
• Chambers named team’s top rookie
• Ticats’ challenge familiar to coach
• Colour the crowd black and orange at Giants rally
• FIFA president says idiots run English soccer
• Mickelson still reeling from Ryder Cup defeat
• U.S. pro takes Hold ’Em title
• Juno- winning bassist Brandi Disterheft here for Yardbird Jazz Festival
• Win Paul McCartney tickets
• Kate Moss reveals her modelling miseries
• Don’t be afraid of the monsters
• Time for a ceiling on Sistine Chapel visits?
• A quick history of one of the great Renaissanc­e art treasures
• BMI country awards laud Tom T. Hall
• Brand didn’t hit and run, says lawyer
• Letterman goes on in ‘empty barn’
• Sandy hits Jersey Shore
• Zolas take un-canadian spin on album
• NEW YORK TImES CROSSWORD
• TODAY'S CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Comic cleans up act for Disney
• Facebook follies
• Underwood sees pattern to Paisley
• Potash Corp. covets Israeli rival
• Alberta’s climate-change fund hands out $6.5M to 13 projects
• Light-fingered employees account for a third of the missing goods, retailer survey shows
• Twitter to the rescue during hurricane Sandy
• Financial Post
• Second extension likely in review of Nexen deal
• Statoil research initiative­s focus on environmen­tal responsibi­lity
• August figures show economy stalled
• Buffett, Toronto firm unite in U.S. real estate network
• Analysts split on U.S. shale impact
• ‘Key step’ for Blackberry 10
• Canadians lag U.S. in online holiday shopping
• There may be cracks in boomer nest eggs
• Fund prepares for higher rates
• TSX RIDE ADVANCES AFTER SUPERSTORM
• HOROSCOPE

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