Edmonton Journal - 2014-01-10

• Lineups persist as supply dwindles
• Departing Tory MLAs share ‘crazy’ $12.5-million payout
• Streep visits ‘house of pain.’
• Crosby: Be ‘patient’ with Oilers.
• Weak loonie drives up vacation packages.
• Too big to swallow?
• Toyota 4Runner
• Jan. 10, 1987: Jobless rate steady at 10.7 per cent
• Avian flu poses little risk, expert says
• New charges in online teen sex scheme
• Fundraisin­g campaign launched for U.S. woman in suicide case
• Records detail more deaths
• 1919 letter returns to Vulcan
• Killer gets life sentence for murdering Airdrie man
• Local prosecutor now a judge
• Criticism mounts over military suicides
• Compulsive tweeters clash in court
• Ottawa quietly adopts industry-drafted rules
• Cracked wheel found at crash site
• Republican star apologizes for traffic scandal
• Car bombs add to Sochi fears
• Iran, six powers disagree on terms of nuclear deal
• Will C-13 make a difference?
• Trade-offs in regional marriage
• Try responding to ageist ‘slights’ with humour, grace and wisdom
• Iraq wary about hitting al-Qaida
• Pakistani teen dies stopping bomber
• Low loonie ups U.S. vacation costs
• U.S. spying buoys fortunes of data-storage firms in Canada
• Starbucks rolls out coffee by tweet
• Husky gives green light to projects
• Subscripti­on revenue essential: Postmedia CEO
• oil-by-rail picks up steam
• TSX quieT aS TraderS look for clueS aT fed
• Wetaskiwin actor bitten by werewolf series
• Teen love in apocalypse
• When he meets Her
• Real-life manliness and vulnerabil­ity
• War film puts onus on authentici­ty
• Making nice at Golden Globes?
• Microfilm is going macro
• Classical music helps kids study: report
• Paul Greene speaks up for the humans
• True Detective digs up dark past
• Wrestling fans will soon get to watch 24/7
• OPENING THIS WEEK
• Helix will go viral
• Writers guided toward readership
• BESTSELLER­S
• Two novels have date with destiny
• Novel takes readers right into trenches of First World War
• Girl slave’s gruesome life unfolds
• Gagner shrugs off trade rumours
• Nedohin looks for fifth title at Alberta Scotties
• Morris should be in hall, Alomar says
• Canada’s figure skaters grapple with obstacles
• Holland makes lineup change at provincial­s
• Nugent-Hopkins still a bit star-struck facing Crosby
• New GM perfect fit for Buffalo
• Will road dominance continue?
• Chan facing high expectatio­ns as Olympics loom
• Name change reflects reality
• Reforms tossed back to electors
• HOROSCOPE
• Looking ahead to 2014’s attention grabbers
• You know it’s time to ditch your ride when ...
• Lifelong motorcycli­st logs million miles in saddle
• Honda ATV feels safe, cosy
• Lincoln back in the game with MKZ
• Pioneering hotrod had several incarnatio­ns
• Tucson FWD takes on winter easily
• Winter is no excuse for drab
• Artisan community wants a place to call home
• This Just In: Red dresses that have a heart
• Puzzles & games
• Canadian brands tops at this e-boutique
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE

Edmonton Journal - 2014-01-09

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