Edmonton Journal - 2014-10-17

• A ‘snapshot’ of life on the street
• Schools on schedule, premier says
• Trying times for Oilers goalie.
• Pitt goes to war in Fury.
• Oct. 17, 1967: Husband killed with his own police revolver
• Gallery shows art from behind bars
• Unclogging Alberta’s emergency wards
• Systemic problems blamed for immigratio­n backlogs
• Should city erase botched bike lanes?
• Police ask for help after attack leaves teen brain-damaged
• Planners back rezoning for Greyhound station
• Drunk driver gets 16 months for ‘life-altering’ crash
• City planners opposed Molson site design
• Smith: Donations to Tories broke law
• Probe into man’s death finds RCMP acted properly
• Wildrose raises more money than Tories
• Quebec trekker tells of Nepal ‘nightmare’
• Mulcair gets opening to pass Liberals
• Ghastly video beyond descriptio­n
• Experts wary about boost in legal powers for CSIS
• Existing protocols under scrutiny
• Kurds plead for more help as battle rages
• Spain faces possible new cases
• Vatican bows to more conservati­ve bishops
• War museum backs down over forgotten ‘colonial’ generals
• Food banks meant to be temporary
• Public safety is priority
• Amazon.ca outselling its rivals
• Oil price rise sparks relief rally
• Lululemon lays another PR egg
• Atco seeking partners for Mexican ventures
• Rail merger could improve efficiency, says CP director
• Oil-price slide is top threat to hot economy
• TSX rises as bargain hunters move in
• Beyond Energy East: The push for new routes
• 4 fury facts
• Exhibit celebrates the beauty of Iran
• Fred Penner grows with his audiences
• The powers and perils of technology
• Star happy to be typecast as ‘beacon of hope’
• Dazzling cinematic piñata just explodes with vivid visuals
• Saccharine sentimenta­lity piled high
• Evil genius dashes off winners
• A man of many roles
• Viewers share characters’ sense of loss
• Here’s a look at five artworks in the show:
• Evangeline the star of Citadel’s 50th
• MOVIE CLOSE -UPS
• TV TONIGHT
• Small talk prompted Namibian homecoming
• Grisham offers apology, regrets over comments
• LITERARY CALENDAR
• Amis’s new Holocaust novel bracingly weird
• Theroux stories cut to the bone
• BEST SELLERS
• ‘I have to take care of my own house’
• Dave King happily returns to KHL
• Eskimos set up own ‘Fight Club’
• Teen eyes figure-skating crown
• short shif ts
• Just like Vegas, math wins in the end
• Win sends Giants to World Series
• Dino domination still stings vastly improved Bears
• Cuban editors call for a conversati­on
• Comet all set to buzz Mars
• Young Israelis urging others to move to Berlin
• Stylish Camry gets sportier handling
• 2015 Sienna gets facelift inside, out
• ‘Cute’ Micra serves up some pep
• Hands-free devices are still a distractio­n
• Kia K900 new kid on luxury car block
• Entertainm­ent in the car has come a long way
• Acura NSX promises Ferrari power
• 10 wagons we want but can’t buy
• Norway: Electric car capital of world
• The Queen of Hugs
• Handmade, very expensive and selling fast
• Sneakers as works of art
• Leggings, socks extend your wardrobe
• Empowering kids’ fashions fight stereotype­s
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE

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