Edmonton Journal - 2013-10-03

• ONLY ROOF OVER HER HEAD IS HER CAR’S
• Ruling clashes with European trip to defend oilsands
• Police fail to meet 911 targets: data
• ‘Fall in love with puppets again.’
• Calgary doctor’s poo pills battle illness.
• Concussed Reilly joins Esks practice.
• Oct. 3, 1993: Police chop and pry their way into infamous drug den the Fortress
• Sex offender sought in Lloydminst­er
• Crash spurs call for action on drunks
• Graduation rates climb, but still lag provincial figures
• Arena deal, council pay top agenda at forum in Ward 8
• City relations are Ward 3 hot button
• Homeless housing plan divides Terwillega­r Towne
• Homeowners prepare for legal battle
• Vandalized City of Edmonton signs show it’s time for a new slogan
• MEETING FORTHCOMIN­G
• Deal reached with pharmacist­s
• Calgary police dog handler still on job
• Conservati­onists want Slopes protected
• Attacks grow against Quebec’s female Muslims
• Ford ‘shocked’ by friend’s arrest
• Cities encouraged by rail safety talks with feds
• Chairman calls for training in aboriginal experience
• Sports shooters speak out on treaty
• Politics and pipelines on agenda
• Far-right Republican­s gaining strength
• Russia charges 14 activists with piracy
• When will Asia take Canada seriously?
• Weapons experts begin Syrian mission as the fighting rages
• Big issue: city’s debt not so dire
• Don’t laugh until you say prorogue
• No Canada, don’t change our anthem
• Joensuu’s grittiness a hit
• Ask Matty: Make-orbreak season for Dubnyk
• Presidents Cup opens with best-ball matches
• Bantamweig­hts MMA stars
• Wildcats’ Hawreliak leads PFC in rushing
• Rays blank Indians in AL wild-card
• Williams ends long dispute with Ticats
• Browns, Bills in surprising NFL spotlight
• See John Cleese ‘before he dies’
• Author mastered political thriller
• MRS. EDNA RURAL
• To China, with music
• Current Swell happy to ride the wave
• Treehouse of Horror tosses viewers a curve
• Jury rejects Jackson lawsuit
• Jazz trios offer musical riches
• Final curtain for New York City Opera
• ‘Challengin­g our pain threshold’
• Cop show cerebral
• A ’90-style incentive might solve derelict housing problem
• Debt limit failure could be cataclysmi­c
• Air Canada stock takes o as top performer
• Cerberus mulls closer look at BlackBerry
• Keystone south section almost done
• Shipping oil by rail lifting profits
• Flaherty’s office defends $16,000 bill for policy weekend
• Clean-tech startups get leg-up from niche funding
• Name’s prior use trumps trademark
• worries grow over u.s. shutdown
• Military going green to save lives
• Property tax relief seen as core developmen­t tool
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE

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