Edmonton Journal - 2012-12-27

• Culture takes back seat, conductor says
• High-stakes fight over new arena
• Train strikes workers clearing snow
• Trucks urged to switch to natural gas.
• Your neighbours’ favourite winter places.
• ‘Chemistry’ key in world junior victory.
• Best shows,
• Smartphone data use surges.
• Oil Kings review,
• Idle No More flash mob draws protesters to mall
• CONTACT US
• Suspect in traffic-stop shooting faces 31 charges
• Soldiers help reporters find range
• Bird counters brave the cold
• Saving ancient sounds in a digital era
• Arson unit probes $12M blaze
• Canadians get behind protests: poll
• RCMP call centre tackles holiday season
• The lesson of Brooks: Food vigilance needed
• Canadians optimistic about economy, poll finds
• You could have a bad case of nomophobia
• Dangerous U.S. winter storm hits Ontario
• Experts urge government to hurry up with 2017 plans
• New media will unite us for our 150th: Johnston
• Wounded New York firefighte­rs on the mend
• Free weapons training attracts Utah teachers
• Bush returns to hospital with fever
• Record-breaking rail line debuts
• Japan moves to the right
• Scholars push for moderate political reform
• Unrest threatens fragile tourism industry
• New government sets direction
• Memorial to 38 hanged men hailed as symbol of healing
• Alaska-bound rail link could ease Alberta’s oil export struggles
• Responsibl­e cat owners needed
• False fears, real harm
• Cold can be life or death
• Franchuk leaves Capitals
• Hesjedal athlete of year
• Canada loses opener at Spengler Cup.
• Subban earned No. 1 goalie role.
• World junior notebook.
• NHLER plays shinny game with fans
• Lumsden learns from health scare
• Man U builds on its league lead
• Big game in every way for running back Peterson and Vikings
• Mariners bring Ibanez back for a third stint
• Ex-braves star accused of assault
• HOROSCOPE
• The CJCA Chessmen make their move and will play together for the last time on New Year’s Eve
• Winspear hosts Salute to Vienna
• Furtado names five faves of 2012
• Johansson sinks claws into classic stage role
• Cruise out to prove he’s still a top gun
• Running marathons
• Rash of features in new ibook
• Resource developmen­t opportunit­y meets First Nations reality in Ontario’s Ring of Fire
• Remote reserves face job-skills gap
• What’s at stake
• Apple, others selling slightly used goods at reduced prices
• Drive-in theatres face digital threat
• Toyota to take $1.1B writedown
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• TODAY'S CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Older generation heads back to class
• Immigrant, 48, finds new spark with welding
• Reflecting back on 2012’s great cars

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