Edmonton Journal - 2014-10-16

• Prentice preaches prudence
• ‘I have to have some options’
• Simons: Nurses cite Ebola ‘confusion.’
• Oilers’ early season woes continue.
• A feast of festivals for book fans.
• Correction comes at ‘difficult time.’
• Lamphier: No time for panic.
• Impassione­d pleas in Ottawa.
• Oct. 16, 1961: Four boys help police foil pair of TV thieves
• Samson Cree Nation mourns slain teen
• Two dinosaur toes lead to fossil find in Badlands
• Bill would mandate gay-straight school alliances
• Edmonton lab now ready to test for Ebola virus
• Shoebox record-keeping fouled up St. Albert mayor
• Driver on trial seeks to have lawsuit ruled inadmissib­le
• Man injured in Hardisty blast
• Dirt hill moves, but dust bowl persists
• Power is expected to return ahead of schedule in Calgary
• Poll puts Prentice tops for political approval
• Province criticized for delaying ‘no-brainer’ energy rebate program
• Natural gas boom no boon to climate change: study
• Magnotta portrayed as careless killer
• CSIS to get more powers in homegrown terrorism fight
• Canadians killed in Himalayan avalanche
• Mutation may pose new danger
• Hospital violated protocols, CDC says
• The lunacy of freezing eggs
• Airstrikes, Kurds stem ISIS gains
• Info centre at the end of the road
• Peril from coyotes
• Pining to see Beijing’s beautiful face
• NDP child-care plan better politics than policy
• ‘Agvocate’ stands against anti-gluten craze
• Railways warns of problems with slower trains
• Sears Canada names new CEO
• Pipeline conversion riles Quebec’s Gaz Metro
• Shining light on female execs
• Be patient, seek quality, manager says
• Is it a technical correction or fundamenta­l change?
• MARKETS PLUNGE ON U.S. RETAIL SALES
• Canada Goose prefers to fly in lucrative luxury market
• ‘Routine’ iPad update expected
• GM slammed with $10B lawsuit over lost car values after serial recalls
• Puzzling mystery of floating feet not quite solved
• Revue celebrates that swinging ’40s vibe
• Interview with award-winner Naomi Klein,
• Jazz master Lew Tabackin set to dazzle in Edmonton
• Production challenges stereotype­s
• Creativity beats the business of making music
• UPCOMING EVENTS
• HOROSCOPE
• F-150 clad in new aluminum armour
• Big Ford Expedition surprising­ly nimble
• Ram 2500 Laramie on luxurious workhorse
• Onus on practicali­ty in Honda CRV
• Top 10 heavy duty haulers
• HD Denali combines power, efficiency
• Honda Pilot Touring is fine family hauler
• Outlander a well-kept secret
• Stamps fine with lesser role on offence
• Curlers Koe and Kennedy team up again
• Kansas City will play in World Series
• McCoil named CFL defensive player of week
• Oil Kings top Royals 3-2
• Don’t expect FIFA to alter ways
• Stampeders poised to clinch first place early
• How to improve balance in delivery
• Jets face daunting task against Brady Bunch
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