Edmonton Journal - 2012-12-28

• False alarms, real fines
• Recall put spotlight on food inspection
• Oil Kings fall short against Rebels.
• We toast the year’s best films.
• Northern Gateway
• Sesquicent­ennial
• Booming Lloydminst­er
• Premier plans to balance fiscal responsibi­lity and social issues
• Midwives to get their own college
• Premier stands by promise to open 140 family clinics
• Controvers­y stirred citizen interest in 2012
• Workers hit by train in stable condition
• Devonshire Care nurses set to strike
• Suspect now faces 51 charges
• Aboriginal background makes him a target: Brazeau
• Harper ends year on a jovial note — for him
• Drone squadron can’t get off the ground
• B.C. prison officer accused of traffickin­g
• Smudging, drumming do not a nation make
• Chief gains outspoken ally in bid to meet Harper
• Voluntary reporting of drug shortages criticized
• Ontario men extradited to the U.S
• Canadians upbeat about future, poll finds
• Ermahgerd! Here are the top words of 2012
• ‘Stormin’ Norman’ led Desert Storm
• U.S. gun group trains teachers
• Indian PM vows to protect women’s safety
• Bhutto’s son steps into the spotlight
• In 2017, even more to celebrate
• Working ourselves to exhaustion
• Lamenting the demise of pride in a job well done
• Highlights from our ‘great conversati­on’
• Celebratin­g the power of the pen
• Canada’s mobile defence tough to beat
• Christine Sinclair’s successful season nets her national honour, named Canada’s female athlete of the year
• N.Albertan quartet excited about U17 event
• Pressure is on Texans to clinch AFC’s top seed
• Ray trade turns Eskimos season upside down
• Alaska phenom Oil Kings’ property
• A ‘fearless’ young recruit
• Tugnutt high on Subban
• Penalties tarnish Ewanyk’s comeback
• Brent blew over legal limit twice
• Postmedia movie critics choose their top films of 2012, from Argo and Flight to The Stories We Tell
• Best books of 2012
• Looking beyond the marketing machine
• Moments often more memorable than movies
• Do women make better spies?
• A tough year for the hero
• Spider-man writer takes hero in new direction
• Freaks and Geeks return
• Ottawa to review huge Arctic mine proposal from China
• Chevron a game-changer for Kitimat LNG
• Broken handle? Torn lining? Edmonton luggage repair expert is on the case
• You’ll need a plan for your pension in 2013
• Baby recliner recalled in wake of infant deaths
• Many fear spill would imperil ecosystems
• NEW YORK TImES CROSSWORD
• TODAY'S CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• More volatility for oil sands in 2013
• Traders fear going over the fiscal cliff
• HOROSCOPE
• Altima moves to front of class
• Volkswagen outdoes itself while trying to outdo its own Golf GTI with all- new Golf R
• Disney and Chevrolet take kids to the test track
• Luxury rides meet winter’s challenges
• Maybe not the real thing, but still fun
• Coupe version adds style to Elantra
• Collectors strut stuff in winter
• One capable and competitiv­e little Chevy
• When a doctor melds her love of science with her love of art, the blend is fascinatin­g.
• 2012 was a good year for the local fashion scene.
• Be prepared: party guests may need to sleep over.
• Fireworks seal the deal for couple
• Don’t be brow beaten in 2013

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