Edmonton Journal - 2013-12-07

• The long goodbye: part 2
• Mourning Mandela
• December deep freeze
• ‘This view never gets old’
• Dec. 7, 1992: Journal refuses to run group’s ads naming convicted johns
• Driver faces drug charge after girl struck by truck
• 90,000 tonnes of muddy sediment hit trout creeks
• Judge commits Robison for trial
• BEARS IN THE AIR
• Shuffle puts new faces in key environmen­t, energy posts
• Premier’s office sorry for remark
• CABINET SHUFFLE
• Police unveil approved uniform hijab
• Convicted killer sentenced for hostage-taking incidents
• Mother charged after child left alone in vehicle
• AWOL officer may still lose job
• Doctors can’t drop patients over fees, watchdog rules
• World becoming less stable, general says
• Aglukkaq takes heat over polar-bear tweet
• Foreign takeover rules hurt economy: officials
• Senator refers to NDP MP as ‘useless and powerless’
• Feds delay new rules on gun serial numbers
• Greenhouse gases from boreal forests a threat
• Ottawa collaborat­es on plan to sell seal meat
• Africa has yet to learn Mandela’s lessons
• Clock ticking on Mideast deal
• Senate mess propels Chong’s Reform Act
• Biden calls for trust in Asia
• Russia hints it won’t free famed prisoners
• Is ‘grade inflation’ overblown?
• Parties aren’t purely private groups
• Ban on flavoured tobacco a step in right direction
• Success limited so far in reclaiming tailings ponds
• Smoke stacks, mine dust and truck exhaust add to pollution load
• Cracking the carbon emissions conundrum
• Alberta banks on new carbon capture technology
• Unscrambli­ng the alphabet soup of monitors and watchdogs
• Bus driver blazed a trail for women
• Unrepentan­t Nazi hit-squad member killed Dutch civilians
• Poet exulted in the slang of slums
• Edmonton is job central in Canada
• Calgary businesses still hurting from flood
• Jackpine project approved
• U.S. report could be key to Keystone XL
• Eagles lose to wind-energy industry interests
• Flaherty denies EI funds linked to surplus
• Tricky footing for one-income family
• Markets Advance on U.S. jobs data
• E-tailing slows in Canada as shoppers look overseas
• Dream jobs really can become a reality
• “DROLLERY”
• Murphy takes stage as himself
• Mandela film shifts from tribute to eulogy
• Carrie Underwood is no Julie Andrews
• Sold! Flower Girl by Banksy
• Dylan’s electric guitar sets auction record
• Jay Z grabs nine Grammy nods
• Finding your way
• Glossy outlaws
• Afraid of heights?
• Martin, Morris to meet in semi
• Oil Kings down powerhouse ’Hawks 5-4
• Middaugh makes Roar final
• Osmond places fifth in short program at Regina meet
• Gazdic rewarded for playing his role
• Rob Ford officially a (football) ‘junkie’
• Three ‘death’ groups emerge
• The magic of Belize is undeniable
• Ancient French village a picture of authentici­ty
• Tony Aspen offers freebies
• Canada feels the love in British travel poll
• new york times crossword
• today's crossword
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• CALENDAR
• The Bible hits road in U.S.
• Know the rule ... then break it
• Rob Sproule: Poinsettia­s aren’t toxic
• Mike Holmes: Take care with subfloors
• Room over garage should be versatile
• Get creative to set the seasonal stage
• Use bonus rooms for fun, not work
• Ideas between the covers
• A lesson from financial literacy month: Just do it
• A beautiful bathroom on a budget
• Board leaving owners in the cold
• Simple ideas to give balcony a festive look
• Arizona’s still hot for snowbirds

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