Edmonton Journal - 2012-11-23

• Enbridge plans $1.8B pipeline
• Trustee sorry for urging gay students to act less gay
• A tasty buffet of holiday flicks.
• Every avid reader’s dream come true.
• Grey Cup tradition
• Sled dog slaughter
• Nov. 23, 1925: Greenfield steps down as premier in favour of Brownlee
• CONTACT US
• Attacker suffered bite to hand
• Doctors ponder next step
• City hall hopes to hit high note with Mccartney celebratio­n
• Shelter, washrooms open Friday at park
• Wildrose breached donations law: PCS
• Transit kicks off holiday food drive
• Building the next billionair­e
• Wounded sergeant says blast safety lax
• Third man testifies Calgary psychiatri­st fondled him
• Cherry tomatoes may contain salmonella
• Alberta’s newest lottery millionair­es plan to retire
• City challenged to look homeless in the eye, smile
• Three to face charges after remains discovered
• Supposed donors deny giving money to Tories
• Four drunk-driving cases sent back to provincial courts
• Trudeau anti-alberta remarks surface
• Senate to probe Brazeau’s use of funds
• Feds order RCMP plan to combat gender bias
• Hamas sees victory in fragile ceasefire
• Congo rebels vow to extend gains
• Hopes dim for extension of Kyoto treaty
• The story so far
• ‘Ice lady’ gets life sentence for double murder in Austria
• Alberta gaffes complicate Liberals’ survival strategy
• Campaign reforms fall far short
• The folly of betting the farm on natural resources
• Are homeowners being ‘hornswoggl­ed’?
• Fruit juice helps parents
• Pressure? What pressure?
• Pocket-sized Sherritt makes most of opportunit­ies
• Former ACAC star Dyck proves to be valuable addition to top- ranked Golden Bears hockey team
• Rush coach aims to build on last season’s NLL title run
• Ilnicki leads Panthers into Tier 1 Alberta final
• Moroz aims to get game on track
• Making weight a challenge for Valimaki
• Hotel finally gets into spirit
• ‘Macho’ Camacho on life support
• Mixed doubles gets cool reception
• Patriots make Jets look like turkeys
• Quebec, Alberta premiers agree to explore shipping oil eastward
• Americans prefer to fill ’er up, eh: poll
• Intuit relocating from south side to Epcor Tower
• Canada’s automakers are cruising to their most profitable year in a decade
• Canadian investors face muddied waters
• No risky spending in next budget, Flaherty says
• No gas pains here
• sharp rim run-up helps boost tsx
• Canadian retailers keep Black Friday shoppers close to home
• Making its way north, Black Friday brings deep discounts & promotions
• E-commerce froth stirs up investor doubts
• Bank promotes gender shift
• Master manipulato­r at work
• Faceless dancers tell Tempest tale
• Locally made doc looks at sex trade
• Rihanna’s Diamonds sparkles atop Hot 100
• Novelist journeys inside troubled lives
• Why Cohen’s still our man
• Munro transforms the ordinary into gold
• Twelve breeds suspense
• BESTSELLER­S
• Trilby Kent wins kid-lit award
• Price is right for former Beauty
• Hunted is a sleek ride
• HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TImES CROSSWORD
• TODAY'S CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Giving Subaru fans more to love
• How to avoid a winter of driving discontent
• Audi A7 is fast and slippery as an eel
• Twins reunite with rare and beloved Cougar
• Gadgets bring more juice, music
• Blown glass artistry in Highlands
• Child of the world grows in Canada
• Male thrift shopper shows up the gals
• Embrace winter in
• in cosy layers
• Shag-adelic! That ’70s carpet is back
• Haute people give back

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