Edmonton Journal - 2012-11-28

• Getty looks back on oilsands legacy
• Same-day trash pickup coming
• St. Albert Santa sings with The Boss
• Hockey, Please Come Back a hit with fed- up fans.
• De Dutch wants you to flip for pancakes.
• Nov. 28, 1979: Voters overwhelmi­ngly endorse trade and convention centre at Grierson Hill
• Truck owner charged after puppy found shivering in freezing vehicle
• Guilty plea in senior’s fatal beating
• One-bath weekly limit ‘appalling’
• Multiple-disabiliti­es centre to close
• 2 women charged in fees-for-jobs scheme
• Doctors’ pay ads attacked
• More tax dollars must go to cities
• Cellphone searches raise questions about privacy rights, security in schools
• Drunk Bohemian Rhapsody singer convicted, fined
• Pepper-sprayed protester fumes
• U of A student fulfils Oxford dream
• Man helped lure student to death, prosecutor says
• Wanted: Redford to answer questions
• Anti-Alberta remarks costly.
• Generic copies of OxyContin approved
• Governor general focuses on diplomacy
• Social media takes a toll on politician­s
• Transport Canada short of inspectors
• Allies push for Internet bill
• Garneau poised to leap into Liberal leadership race Wednesday
• Obama takes tax case to public
• Chornobyl shelter to be ready by 2015
• K-Days becomes our kaleidosco­pe
• Redford is right about Confederat­ion
• Let us be a fool’s paradise
• Restive Hong Kong warned over growing ‘patriotism’ rift
• Byelection winners lose ground
• Canada’s future hinges on new oil markets
• China and U.S. talk security at sea
• Egyptian anger boils over
• Samples of Arafat’s remains taken for probe
• Diagram suggests Iran working on big bomb
• Ex-israeli foreign minister heads new party
• Klefbom faces long rehab
• Seguin lighting up Swiss league
• Former Oiler Corson kept ulcerative colitis a secret during NHL career, now he’s a disease spokesman
• Eddies hire ex-Whitecaps coach to be new bench boss
• Snow Sports: Ideal conditions for skiers, boarders
• Baseball’s steroid stars eligible for Hall of Fame
• A rare celebratio­n in Toronto
• Glenn believes he’s a starting QB ... but where?
• Panthers’ sophomore pivot earns praise for recent play
• Harden pours in 24 in Rockets’ win over Raps
• Vonn not giving up on ‘dream’ race
• Hundreds file past Camacho’s casket
• Canadians qualify for Grand Prix final
• Vehicle emission cuts speed up in 2017
• Vistajet deal could be worth record $7.8B to Bombardier
• Debt forgivenes­s considered for Greece
• B.C.’S Western Wind fighting hostile takeover
• Expanded CPP wins Dodge’s support
• Kicking Horse Coffee tastes sweet success
• Wealthy investors go GloBal
• Junior energy producers look like trusts
• Fiscal cliff worries drag down markets
• Recipes for ‘attainable yumminess’
• Try some deep-fried pickles to whet your appetite for a rich feast of smoked ribs. Dining Out
• Get local for your festive baking. Taste Alberta
• A distinctly Argentinia­n wine. True Grape
• Festive food scene is heating up
• The Blue Pear to close its doors
• NEW YORK TImES CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• HOROSCOPE
• Doc follows immigrants into wild
• Glamorous Edmontonia­ns schmooze and celebrate as the holiday party season ramps up
• Theatre Yes tackles The List
• Serena Ryder is back
• Journey is the destinatio­n for 11,000 fans at Rexall
• Restrainin­g order granted in Berry battle
• SNL’S early Christmas
• It’s Anna, but not as Tolstoy knew her
• Star Wars, scooters, silliness and stethoscop­es
• top10 favourites for 2012
• Gifts for your intrepid traveller
• Gifts for travellers
• Multi-function phones for work and play
• Gifts for the snowmobile­r on your list

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