Edmonton Journal - 2015-10-28

• Big deficit, bigger debt
• Will Albertans follow Notley down debt-filled budget path?
• FERTILE SOIL IN THE CITY
• CANCER SURVIVOR
• Daniel MacIvor lightens up with a Buddy’s help
• Shell walks away from oilsands project
• 24 Sussex isn’t a place you’d want to call home
• Focus is on Andrew Leslie
• Canada Post calls in RCMP over loo ‘art’
• EDMONTON JOURNAL’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• To name or not to name
• Business areas see rise in homelessne­ss
• Man, 24, acquitted in mistaken-identity kidnapping of couple
• Energy retrofit loans are on horizon for businesses, homes
• UPSIDES AND DOWNSIDES
• Alberta slows spending on health care, but not quickly enough to satisfy critics
• CECI BALKS AT HIGHWAY TOLLS
• Schools will be able to hire almost 400 additional teachers
• Spending-for-recovery plan draws critics’ fire
• HOW THE RED-INK TIDE WILL RISE
• Funding goes up for social programs
• Some NDP promises postponed
• Mill Woods ballot recount starts
• Eggen wants to restore board
• NDP BREAKS ANOTHER TABOO
• FORESTRY PLAYS PIVOTAL ROLE
• Municipali­ties are propelling Canada forward
• Canadians in dark about power transfer
• Police charge 33 in Calgary in four-day prostituti­on sweep
• Cash sought for affordable housing
• BIG COURT WIN FOR FORMER COMMANDER
• Decades of frugal, peicemeal repairs have left the PM’s home in a sorry state
• CLARK VOWS MORE RESCUE RESOURCES
• Researcher­s work to combat ‘Jolie effect’
• Why airlines say we put on weight in winter
• No benefit of video for officers
• Gasp! Alberta plans to borrow
• Africa’s lions in peril: researcher
• Love hurts for rodeo champion
• FUTURE OF CFR IN EDMONTON UP IN THE AIR AFTER 2016
• A WILD THIRD PERIOD
• RAPTORS BUZZ
• FUTURE’S LOOKING BRIGHTER ON THE OILERS’ BLUE LINE
• Schultz’s medical condition all very hush-hush
• Flames feel sting of the cellar
• Average players often steal October spotlight
• KITCHEN HUNKS
• It’s worth the effort to seek out diverse — and underrated — Portuguese wines
• ROSEMARY CRANBERRY CRACKERS
• BUCO BRINGS A WELCOME DINING OPTION TO ST. ALBERT
• PUMPKIN BUNDT CAKE WITH APPLE-DATE STREUSEL AND STICKY TOFFEE-COFFEE GLAZE
• SPICY GRAHAM CARAMEL APPLES
• PUMPKIN CINNAMON SUGAR DOUGHNUTS
• MEET THE NEW ROSTER
• Thicke a bit blurred during testimony
• MUSICAL GIFT
• Adele’s producer struggled to stay mum about Hello
• ROSIE AND THE RIVETERS BRING VINTAGE GIRL POWER
• Superman’s cousin brings a new girl hero to the family
• The real-life inspiratio­n for Winnie-the-Pooh
• Hockey Wives
• Stars, royals turn out for première of latest 007 film
• First Nation asks court to stop NEB’s review of Trans Mountain expansion
• WINGS CLIPPED
• BP FEELS THE PINCH
• Oil flowing east sets new paths
• Tim Hortons’ owner vows aggressive growth across U.S.
• CN Rail on track for 2015 after solid Q3
• Apple expects holiday joy
• Fire hazard prompts big GM recall
• HOW DO YOU ENSURE THAT YOU GET PAID IN A TIMELY MANNER?
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

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