Edmonton Journal - 2014-02-11

• Relief ahead for class crunch
• Canadian medal count in Sochi increases to seven.
• Redford offers apology, not cash
• PAUL FIRST NATION UNVEILS PLANS FOR POWER PARTNERSHI­P
• Simons: Give city its fair share.
• Feb. 11, 1932: Police prowl streets to enforce half-day retail closing bylaw
• Public will have say on high-speed rail link
• AHS skewing wait times data, say Liberals
• Saddle Lake teen gets 16 months for slaying man in shoe dispute
• Cold snap boosts demand at shelters, hikes need for donated clothing
• Warming trend in forecast.
• Diagnosis grim for ‘Third World’ hospital
• City’s artist-in-residence takes new look at trees
• Belvedere residents cheer as proposed liquor store defeated
• Avoid ‘Cadillac’ war tributes, veterans urge government
• Canadian group questions Danish zoo’s giraffe cull
• Book on Ford’s antics may be made into film
• Flying team nixes all U.S. shows
• Family seeks help for Canadian shot while defending students
• Dallaire opposes jail for cenotaph vandals
• Flaherty set to tackle price divide with U.S.
• Nobel nomination for aboriginal rights work
• FROM NEW SHOES TO LOOKUPS
• Putin steals spotlight in Sochi
• Drone rules hinder pursuit of American al-Qaida plotter
• Guatemala massacre suspect gets 10 years
• Shed more light on tower deal
• Keep the rainbow flag unfurled
• Time for politician­s to junk their car fetish
• Dancers relive landmark moment
• Hoffman was ‘hard-core’ heroin user
• Sam Roberts back with new album
• Craigslist Cantata an oddball charmer
• Bieber could face prison time
• Syria in full focus
• War is still touchy subject in Russia
• Lure of ivory is strong at Beijing curio markets
• Indian tiger blamed for 10 deaths
• HAMELIN AIMING TO MAKE HISTORY
• MIXED ZONE
• LEAVE EGOS BEHIND
• Dineen inspiring confidence with steady hand
• Ice Queen commeth
• Gagnon dislocates shoulder, plans to race slalom
• Context crucial part of story
• Eskimos look to beef up front wall
• Canadian women’s supremacy in hockey appears to be waning
• Obstacles await Sam in macho world of NFL
• Foreign worker program defended
• Cashmere track pants the new ‘haute-casual’
• Few pay attention to tax-cut ads, study finds
• Keystone victory ‘inevitable:’ Harper
• Cameco lowers target on uranium production
• altruism pays back for angel investor
• Social media poised for bigger things
• TSX idleS aS TraderS look for fed SignalS
• Fusion 1.5L serves up sporty élan
• Nissan adds diesel to Frontier
• Ford decides to keep SHO on road
• Toyota brings TRD Pro to its trucks
• Sleeker 2015 Subaru offers reworked cabin
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