Edmonton Journal - 2015-12-07

• SASKATCHEW­AN’S COUP
• Albertans oppose climate plan
• City readies for influx of Syrian refugees
• IGNORE THE MARKETING
• Messing rebounds to take bronze
• Possible review of funding for athletes
• Mikisew Cree want their own school
• Koe, Homan win Olympic Trials berths
• Worker’s death could have been avoided
• Battles loom in House of Commons
• PROF CALLS OUT DENIERS,
• FOCUS ON ARCTIC
• Man trapped, 38 injured as trains collide
• Fans support farm safety, country star Brandt says
• Efforts to conserve section of old-growth forest outside Edmonton hit the final stretch
• Young singer inspired by plight of refugees
• Kinsmen recruit shoppers to help out with toy-buying blitz
• Police investigat­e double stabbing near drop-in centre
• OUR VIEWS BIG CHEESE A DREAM COME TRUE
• Policy leaves craft brewers high and dry
• PARIS MUST SPUR REAL CHANGE
• Let results better reflect voters’ wishes
• WHY THE MIDDLE CLASS SHOULD WORRY: WAS THE LIBERALS THRONE SPEECH JUST A TEE-UP TO BLOW THROUGH DEFICIT TARGETS WITHOUT A BACKWARD GLANCE?
• IMPLICATIO­NS OF THE GUY TURCOTTE VERDICT
• OBAMA SEEKS TO CALM U.S., CALLS FOR GUN CONTROLS
• THE NEW POSTAL WORKER? DELIVER MAIL, THEN LOOK FOR POOP
• REGIONS AFFECTED BY EL NINO
• OILERS PIN DOWN 4-2 WIN
• VONN OWNS LAKE ‘LINDSEY’
• PERFECT PANTHERS
• U of A’s Dylan Williams falls short in bid to wrestle in Rio
• Eichel all about the Sabres
• Who is listening as your children talk to their toys?
• Sizing things up: How does your income compare?
• horoscope
• A BAROQUE MUSICAL FEAST
• DITCHING THE CLUTTER
• Alberta Ballet’s The Nutcracker is holiday magic
• Time isn’t the only barrier to working out
• Flu vaccine may be less effective for statin users
• The Great Christmas Light Fight
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD

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