Edmonton Journal - 2012-12-07

• Time short to reach arena deal: councillor
• Ex-hospital executive took calls about VIPS
• NHL rejects latest offer, talks break off.
• Our reviewer’s favourite 2012 kidlit.
• F-35 deal dead
• Lexus hybrid
• Gerard Butler
• Snow readings vary, but it’s enough for a parking ban
• Transmissi­on line route approved
• Opposition attacks ‘mean-spirited’
• Minister apologizes for $10,000 in expenses
• No fast fix for bathing standards
• ‘Unfunded’ wish list for city hall
• Diana exhibit to go on display at WEM
• Woman jailed for drunk driving, causing crash
• Fracking regulation­s updated after well blowout
• Canada a ‘laggard’ on access to informatio­n
• Fleury calls for tougher penalties for abusers
• Van Loan sorry for fracas in House
• Harper opposes relaxed gun rules
• A sliver of good in Phoenix’s short life
• Nobel winner’s wife speaks up
• Washington gay couples get licences
• Modified mosquitoes may cut disease risk
• Mcafee denied asylum in Guatemala
• Sickness, work could keep royal parents-to-be apart
• Pot lovers light up in Seattle
• Defiant Morsi lectures his critics
• Baird warns Syria about chemicals
• Touting an ‘economic NATO’
• Let Premier Redford get on with governing Alberta
• Santa’s list has company
• Talks over doctors’ pay won’t heal all that ails Alberta’s health care
• Anti-drug strategy flawed
• Private U.S. firm will fly to the moon for $1.5B
• Decision on RNH’S shoulder to be made on weekend
• Local sellers of NHL merchandis­e take a beating as demand drops during prolonged lockout
• Rock On: NACA junior playdown numbers drop
• Hitmen-Oil Kings WHL rivalry hits Twitter
• Broncos roll to eighth straight NFL victory
• Mccrary aims to erase bad memories
• Rousey establishe­s a first in UFC
• Canadians in second at Grand Prix final
• Young Fennell hones skills in U.S.
• Big names still available
• Serwa sets sights on world’s best
• Hitch your wagon to a great joyride
• A less-than-masterful first impression for Mirren
• Not much kick in soccer mom rom-com
• U.K. reviewers like star of Bodyguard musical
• Get your motor running, weirdly
• Calgary arts scene ships popular hits east
• Print auction mines silver and gold
• Stereotype­s set to hip-hop beat
• Vatican army does double duty as band
• Putting ‘culture wars’ under the microscope
• After the crash, hope for clarity
• A page turner for these times REVIEW
• Tim Allen standing tall
• Airport cargo capability reaching new heights
• Rival companies join forces on power plant
• Enbridge antes $6B to ship more light oil
• Middle East embracing solar for energy needs
• Pipeline official worries about effect of delays
• Loblaw to create real estate investment trust
• Low rates threaten financial stability, Bank of Canada warns
• Canadian banks feast on consumer borrowing
• The view from the bleachers can be a profitable one
• Nexen rigs near U.S. base could affect deal
• Shale gas helping lower heating bills for some
• TSX down deSpiTe bankS’ earningS riSe
• HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TImES CROSSWORD
• TODAY'S CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• ISAAC ASImOv’S SupER quIz
• Honda has made a few minor tweaks to its Ridgeline that give it a welcome air of modern toughness
• Big Three showcase their eco-offerings
• Offshore automakers strut their stuff in L.A.
• Jeep beats Rubicon Trail
• Europeans get speed freak on
• Ex-politician experience­s Dodge déjà vu
• Two views on the 2013 Civic
• Age no barrier to party glam
• Learn how to sweep your ’do into a victory roll
• No need to squabble over over holiday decorating — you can blend old favourites with new looks.
• Too many Christmas lights?
• Designs on sunny beaches. hauteStuf
• Take a break with a holiday hayride

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