Edmonton Journal - 2017-03-11

• THE DAYLIGHT DEBATE
• PENGUIN POWER
• FLAGGING ENTHUSIASM
• EXPLORING EXCESS
• Research into dementia needs a major reboot, scientists say
• Legislatur­e dustups have an election feel to them
• Hunting knife found near victim’s body, police say
• How our wine gets pushed into foreign markets
• New banks seek slice of hot market
• February job gains highest since 2015
• ‘Sweet Angel’ married cult leader
• Crowbar assailant attacked in 2014
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• $1.3B health funding deal falls short: Hoffman
• Scholars criticize Catholic educators for targeting professor
• Federal government announces $6M to help province battle opioid crisis
• Urban reserve in Edmonton one step closer to realizatio­n
• Opposition jumps on Shell oilsands divestment to attack NDP policies
• ‘Alarming’ number of drivers risk lives to pass snowplows
• $3M vintage car collection ravaged by fire
• Suspects in Mac’s store murders go to trial in ’18
• Mom who killed daughter sentenced to life in prison
• Ermineskin Cree Nation pushes to get out the Hockeyvill­e vote
• White Boy Posse member convicted of third homicide
• Red or a deeper blue: Tories at a crossroads
• CANDIDATES IN PC LEADERSHIP RACE
• Dependence on U.S. oil markets declining
• UNESCO issues warning about Wood Buffalo
• Howto pay your mortgage faster
• First Nations to have a greater role in parks
• Cancer centres extend hours
• The Shins coming to Jubilee Auditorium
• No charges to be laid over school threats
• RED DEER HOSPITAL PAIN FELT ALL ACROSS ALBERTA
• Layers of fabricatio­n on a sliver of truth
• How to stop the flow of illegal migrants
• Let’s expand the middle ground
• Eggen should explain $50-million promise
• SUPPORTERS OF IMPEACHED PRESIDENT PARK GEUN-HYE RIOT AFTER A SOUTH KOREAN COURT RULING REMOVED HER FROM OFFICE OVER A CORRUPTION SCANDAL THAT HAS PLUNGED THE COUNTRY INTO POLITICAL TURMOIL.
• Land of notso-free trade
• Archeologi­sts discover statue in Cairo slum
• CANDY AND BODY HEAT KEPT SIX ALIVE WHILE STUCK IN SNOWSTORM
• PRESIDENT VOWS CHANGE AFTER FIRE KILLS 36 GIRLS
• SDF CONFIDENT IT CAN CAPTURE ISIL ‘CAPITAL’
• TRUMP INVITES PALESTINIA­N LEADER FOR VISIT
• STOLEN 1734 STRADIVARI­US WILL SING AGAIN
• PROTESTS LAUNCHED AFTER PLAN TO TAX UNEMPLOYED ‘PARASITES’
• SEVEN INJURED IN AXE ATTACK AT TRAIN STATION, MAN ARRESTED
• Senators call for Meredith’s resignatio­n
• More provinces reach health funding deals
• WOOD BUFFALO NATIONAL PARK GETS UNESCO WARNING
• SPEAKING LIKE TRUMP AND BANNON
• TD shares plunge 5 per cent in wake of allegation­s
• Bombardier employee detained in Sweden
• U.S. TO BEGIN NAFTA PROCESS: ROSS
• HUMAN RIGHTS CAN OUTWEIGH PUBLIC SAFETY
• 27 per cent of Trump appointees are women
• Big telcos spend more to keep customers
• MORE THAN A HOLIDAY HOME
• Planning for a hike in capital gains inclusion rate
• Shift to ‘dental therapists’ sparks debate over price of access, safety
• DEADLY INVASION
• “P E AC H Y ”
• SOCIAL SEEN
• NOW HEAR THIS!
• STEAK HOUSE STICKS WITH WHAT WORKS
• A night of Taco Therapy to help you deal with winter’s last gasp
• CRAZY FOR YOU DELIVERS AN ESCAPE FROM THE COLD
• Join Niagara, Okanagan winemakers for dinner
• HBO plans miniseries about Trump, Clinton
• Full Frontal apologizes to cancer patient
• NOW HEAR THIS NEW MUSIC FESTIVAL
• Madison County author dies at 77
• BITTER HARVEST
• Thriller’s D.C. details ring true
• Kids’ Choice Awards
• The Good Fight gets political
• TERRIFIC TRIO
• DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME PICKING OFF POTATO BEETLES
• Fungal disease— not tiny aliens — to blame for seedling crop circles
• Ikea’s aims to make assembly easier with wedge dowel
• FULL HOUSE LOTTERY ADDS DOWNTOWN CONDOMINIU­M TO THE MIX
• BY THE NUMBERS
• Solid foundation, solid home
• House built using 3D constructi­on printer
• TODAY’ S CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• new York Times sundaY crossword
• aces on bridge
• BEAUTIFUL BOTSWANA
• MAPLE LEAF’S SMALL SHIPS OFFER GRAND CANADIAN ADVENTURES
• Connect with Fences playwright Wilson in Pittsburgh’s Hill District
• GUSHUE INTO BRIER FINAL
• PENGUINS 3 OILERS 2 ( SO)
• NFL COMES UNDER FIRE
• PRIME-TIME HOCKEY RETURNS TO EDMONTON
• Fleury likely in final season with Pens
• Eskimos brass hit road looking for U.S. talent
• JAYS HOPE THEY HAVE A FUTURE STAR IN GURRIEL
• Love of sport inspired Pakistani athlete to risk her life to play
• JAYS PITCHER HIT IN HEAD
• Israel looks to make inroads at WBC
• Arnie’s Army to say goodbye at Bay Hill classic
• Rockies pitcher battling cancer
• Hall of fame unveils Mr. Hockey statue
• NHL fines Gaudreau, Muzzin for diving
• Ravens continue title quest against McGill
• Canada’s Hadwin seizes lead at Valspar
• Former F1 champ Surtees dies at 83
• Former NFL teammates on different career paths
• Crunch time for European soccer
• Former boxing champ plans comeback

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