Edmonton Journal - 2012-12-15

• 28 slain in school shooting
• Who is Daryl Katz?
• Hockey lockout pinches charities
• Christmas in Paris
• My House Beautiful
• World juniors
• Château Lacombe
• Horses of McBride
• Merali breaks silence
• Simons: Look to a deeper social crisis.
• Growing up, suspect avoided attention.
• As many motives as there are killers.
• THIS DAY IN JOURNAL HISTORY
• Lanyard use suspended in Alberta schools after near-fatal accident
• STARS unveils state-of-the-art addition
• Action delayed two months after E. coli warning: officials
• Officer stomped on teen’s head: Mountie
• Bill to fly in adviser board tops $20,000
• Oilsands anti-pollution agency still has vital role, Mcqueen says
• Officer’s discipline hearing was private to avoid embarrassi­ng victim, police say
• Top court upholds anti-terror law
• Critics call ‘safe country’ refugee list too politicize­d
• New fighter process eliminates bias: feds
• Proof standard debated in robocall case
• Another Quebec mayor faces fraud, conspiracy charges
• Prices may rise for therapeuti­c use
• Canine bilinguali­sm skit draws howls of protest
• A loud pop, pop, pop in the hallway and the slaughter had begun
• Ottawa out of Kyoto climate agreement
• Relative calm on eve of controvers­ial vote
• Rocket gamble pays off for Kim Jong Un
• West rejects UN telecom treaty
• Pardon sought for breaker of Enigma code
• Casting doubt on Internet voting
• Bargaining path is well travelled
• We stand up for veterans
• Happy to ride the learning curve
• Myth of widening income gap persists
• Brossoit looks for positives to deal with disappoint­ment
• The Rush rolls over Toronto Rock
• Cards worse than the Lions
• From lockout to locking horns in a U.S. court
• Hall’s shot can be dangerous if he gets into right position
• Let amateurs try for Cup: keeper
• Kaillie extends World Cup streak
• Vonn treated for depression
• First run carries Dorey to Olympic qualifier win
• Automated tracking saves time, money
• Companies get fat on oilsands gravy
• Pipeline reversal study proceeding
• Boosting CPP requires unanimity, Flaherty says
• Scientists investigat­e fossil fuel disposal
• Accountant­s dreading Dec. 19 dump
• October factory sales decline
• U.S. poll shows 66% want fracking regulated
• Two frugal friends plan shared retirement
• Save a dance for taxman
• Mining a bright spot aMid fiscal worries
• Porter named BMO’S new chief economist
• Snow Globe Festival’s Birdie on the Wrong Bus is a love letter to Edmonton
• Why some kids fear Santa
• Les Miz actors dream the same dream
• Well-worn idea turned on its head
• Twitchell murder disturbs Dexter star
• Jenni Rivera’s remains returned home
• SNL enlists old standbys
• Survivor showdown
• Bryan Adams turns the page with new book
• Nova Scotia actor dishes on Homeland
• Tolkien course earns ‘A’
• Cumberbatc­h beams into new Star Trek role
• Jagger shares his rock tips
• English teacher’s firecracke­r spirit and zest for life were an inspiratio­n to thousands of students.
• Survivor spoke up against Israel
• Jazz pianist a lover and confidant to Marilyn Monroe
• Diversity programs aid good business strategy
• Coaching helps close corporate gender gap
• Executive Officer of the Alberta Energy Regulator Transition Committee
• Chair of the Alberta Energy Regulator Transition Committee
• Engineer appreciate­s workplace diversity
• “LESS IS MORE”
• It’s possible to explore many of Mexico City’s delights without breaking the bank
• Walking with spirits
• Travel books make great holiday gifts
• Last ship in group exudes Solstice class
• Fly me to the moon (by simulator)
• Going medieval in Carcassonn­e
• NEW YORK CROSSWORD
• THE ACES OF BRIDGE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S 21 x 21
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• A celebratio­n of our fascinatin­g difference­s
• CHRISTMAS COUNTDOWN
• White Christmas: Cool decor brings outside in
• Novel accent wall rocks the house
• Poinsettia pointers
• Everlastin­g trees now look real
• Frugal style solutions with festive flair
• Fight the fraudsters

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