Edmonton Journal - 2016-10-01

• A new force in furniture design
• BACK TO .500
• HENDAY COMES FULL CIRCLE
• CAREER SEARCH
• THE ART OF ALBERTA
• The remarkable life of a boy in constant pain
• Ice District tower may not be tallest for long
• Internatio­nal student fees may be on the rise
• Neighbours support victim of ATM theft
• 2017-18 are sure looking better than SATURDAY 2015-16
• Roaming the world in search of penguins
• Winnipeg fires five shots past Talbot
• AHS will take over medical testing
• Polling: It’s all in how you ask
• Primary care groups to return $60 million to province
• Warming benefits Prairie farmers: economist
• “TONY” TRIVIA
• ON THE JOB HUNT: FIVE STORIES FROM THE CAREER FAIR
• Province funds free library cards for aboriginal­s living on reserves
• Alert trucker credited with saving man’s life
• Is the NDP spending wisely?
• System born in Alberta on ballot in P.E.I.
• Drug-addicted robber given 8-year term
• Popular Italian bistro reopens after cockroach infestatio­n
• Cellphone theft leads Mounties to $500K worth of stolen goods
• Shooting suspect appears in court
• A political party at a crossroads
• NO DQ FOR KENNEY, SAYS PC PARTY PRESIDENT
• WORLD LEADERS AND FOREIGN DIGNITARIE­S GATHERED IN JERUSALEM FRIDAY FOR THE STATE FUNERAL OF FORMER ISRAELI PRESIDENT SHIMON PERES.
• First Nations want action, not words, from Liberals
• Mother alleges wife abducted young child
• ‘We find hope in his legacy’
• If fiscal stimulus fails, try again
• Tory leadership race erodes into personal attacks
• Liberals to re-engage Russia on Arctic policy
• Ill woman facing deportatio­n unshackled
• TRUMP ASSAILS EX-BEAUTY QUEEN
• Italian police locate stolen Van Gogh works
• Time travel has a short history
• Minnesota scientist pioneers EB treatment
• MUSICIAN BROUGHT ZYDECO TO WORLD
• U.K. scalp specialist first to coin term ‘bad hair day’
• Community activist was guiding force for Asian American community
• Battling equality’s ‘pinch points’
• Drink water, do better on the job
• Oilsands cost cuts are ‘close to bone’
• TUNNELLING UNDER GREAT WALL
• BOARD RULES
• Russia questions OPEC deal, keeps budget at US$40 oil
• Rogers pulls back from print media
• Economic pieces ‘falling into place’
• HAIR SALON DREAM COMES TRUE FOR YOUNG ENTREPRENE­UR
• MANY LENDING OPTIONS AVAILABLE
• IT’S GOOD TO HAVE THESE EXPERTS ON YOUR SIDE
• WIDOW WANTS TO BUY HOME BEFORE RETIRING
• “BEATLES MASH-UP”
• BRIDAL BUTTERFLY
• Literary, film festivals highlight busy October in entertainm­ent
• LEMOINE PLAY DRAWS HUMOUR FROM PAIN
• Saturday Night Live
• Elementary
• GO FOR JERK CHICKEN, BUT STAY FOR THE OXTAIL AT JAMAICAN EATERY
• MEET THE FILMMAKERS!
• RELIGION CALENDAR
• Winnipeg fans see Patrik Laine as heir apparent to Teemu Selanne
• TURNABOUT AT 41ST RYDER CUP
• HIGH PAIN THRESHOLD
• Nowhere to go but up for Golden Bears after record-setting loss
• Sophomore Kehler all in for Oil Kings this season
• RNH keen to get pre-season rolling
• Nice guy Gulutzan can get tough
• Jays’ playoff hopes get dimmer
• World Cup isn’t Olympics, but still has its place
• Chasing Pokemon in stunning New Zealand
• NEW TRANSATLAN­TIC CROSSING THE STAR ATTRACTION FOR VIKING
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• new York Times SUNDAY crossword
• aces on bridge
• HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
• THAT’S RIPE
• RV lovers will love Century Gates
• Simple tricks for cleaning brickwork above a fireplace
• Bronze leaf disease in poplars can only be treated by pruning
• GIVE KITCHEN A GOOD SAFETY TUNE-UP
• CREATIVITY BLOOMS IN INDOOR GARDENS

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