Edmonton Journal - 2014-12-04

• Playing politics with hospitals
• Bill 10 change draws fire
• Oilers still winless after 11 games.
• A Carol for the family.
• Simons: One student’s battle.
• Dec. 4, 1949: Young men claim sexy lingerie for ‘mom’
• Man says drugs made him punch police dog
• Runway removal kicks off renewal
• Cat found alive in wall four months after condo fire
• Senior drivers protest required tests
• Psychiatri­st who had sex with patient granted licence in Alberta
• Child death resignatio­ns draw fire
• Council approves second major bike trail
• Hospital maintenanc­e costs
• Maintenanc­e funds have political ties
• Magnotta’s lawyer spars with psychiatri­st
• Suspect arrested in B.C. Mountie’s shooting
• Mexicans search for lost loved ones
• Texas puts execution of mentally ill on trial
• Airstrikes on ISIS a failure, Assad says
• Seventeen states suing Obama over immigratio­n
• Full and transparen­t disclosure
• Absent premier must face the music
• A country outweighed by its provinces
• North Korea decrees only one Kim Jong Un
• Surplus may shrink more, finance minister warns
• Athabasca Oil slashes 2015 spending plans
• Loblaws eyes Brewery District
• Creative trades
• Bell enters streaming wars with CraveTV
• Green-energy claims don’t add up
• Malaysia’s Petronas puts B.C. LNG plant on hold
• Ontario premier denies shifting stance on Energy East pipeline
• Not ‘abundantly obvious’ that oil stocks are a bargain
• Route to moving expenses matters
• TSX makes gains on gold, energy sectors
• The road to self employment can be a bumpy one
• AGA exhibit examines suburbia
• Among the exhibits to see
• The Tea Party reclaims brotherly love
• Musician’s HBO doc hits end of road
• Role hardly bookish
• Mills kept busy riding life’s changing tides
• Mother Mother changes it up on new album
• Lawyer seeks action from Cosby
• Will it be a Grande old time at Grammys?
• Frozen frenzy won’t let go of your wallet
• Béliveau never distant from fans
• Rememberin­g “Mister Béliveau”
• Heather Nedohin starts strong at Canada Cup
• David Nedohin opts for a quieter curling life
• Cowboys need a win over the Bears
• Jones and Jacobs bask in the Olympic glow
• Jean Béliveau was a special man on and off the ice
• The harder the slider, the faster you slide
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Pastel colours may not promote inmate serenity
• Canadian pension fund eyes India

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