Edmonton Journal - 2014-12-13

• CANDY CANE LANE LIGHTS UP IMAGINATIO­NS
• A ‘wake-up call’ for province
• Ducks still too mighty for Oilers.
• Oil slump? PCL boss isn’t worried.
• Year in music
• Simons: Bioware’s magic world.
• Dec. 13, 1978: Thieves fall for elaborate police ‘sting’
• Calgary man pleads guilty to two counts of animal cruelty
• Potent painkiller suspected in deaths
• Ethics commission­er clears premier, health minister
• Homeowners support energy efficiency program
• Prentice names panel on restoring excellence in Alberta civil service
• Careless gun use earns house arrest
• Animal justice group mulls legal challenge over pet pig
• Need for new officers critical: Union
• Sgt. Maurice Brodeur to replace Simioni as EPA president
• New airport kiosks ease U.S. customs clearance
• ‘Zero grade’ teacher not guilty of unprofessi­onal conduct
• 20 months for man shot by police after waving starter pistol
• Two convicted in gang murders sentenced to life
• Vancouver MP Davies stepping down in 2015
• Valcourt rejects calls for inquiry
• Minister looks to strike education deals with individual communitie­s
• Taking booze from sailors seems unfair
• Call for probe into racism in health care rejected
• Tories’ aid policy draws criticism
• More than 1,000 Canadians may still be in war-torn land
• Islamic State mastering Assad-regime torture
• ‘Bibi fatigue’ in Israel buoys challenger­s
• Power play in the Pacific region
• Shooting death ruled homicide
• Catholic report links celibacy, pedophilia
• Send clear message of tolerance
• Rural hospitals play a vital role
• B.C. on the brink of a policy revolution
• Good works born from deep grief
• Spain’s crusading cyber activists
• Provincial politician was also a crimefight­er
• Shipping giants rely on secret weapon
• Where the traditiona­l trumps seasonal bling
• Mexican drug gangs set up shop in shop in B.C.
• Politics just one slice of a rich life
• Video game pioneer aided in Pong, Simon
• ‘Paralysis’ predicted as crude slides
• Finance ministers expected to talk oil prices
• Spain’s Repsol in talks with Talisman, sources say
• Record bid for oil exploratio­n rights in N.L.
• WestJet says fares may fall if fuel costs continue to drop
• Balancing education with debt paydown and retirement
• Plan your donating with taxes in mind
• TSX PLUMMETS ON WEAK CHINESE DATA
• Changing the face of the tech industry
• Last stop for the night trains of Europe?
• Italian pensioner can keep stolen Gauguin worth millions
• Sale of craft brewer to global behemoth provokes backlash
• Two country girls tick off the bros
• Historical dramas muddle facts
• Whether you like it or not, the weather is news
• Our favourite show(s) …
• TV tonight
• TV tonight
• Rush face seriously high expectatio­ns
• Getzlaf-Perry line in flux for Ducks
• Draisaitl sticks with Oilers
• Coach faces Karlsson challenge
• Fucale likely Game 1 starter for Team Canada
• ’Tis the season for football myths
• Practice-squad players true journeymen
• Eagles coach says he’s no hater
• Helmet makes Edney feel ‘unstoppabl­e’
• Weaver, Poje tops in short dance at Grand Prix
• Travellers rate favourite hotels in sun
• Vienna during the holidays
• De Niro takes winning ways to resort business
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• The dogma of inequality
• Ending occupation first step to peace
• Breathing room by Big Lake
• What You Get... In McKernan
• How to keep your tree happy and healthy
• Well-timed blooms light the holidays
• Imaginatio­n brings new twists to holiday wreath
• Position patio beyond house to avoid shifting due to frost
• Painting your condo can be tricky
• Scottsdale banishes winter blues
• Toscana Project in Arizona strikes a chord with Canadian buyers

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