Edmonton Journal - 2018-01-29

• GETTING COLD FOR A CAUSE
• Alberta beef producers chase halal certificat­ion
• GRAMMYS ROCKET TO MARS
• City to offer height bonus for family condo units
• Anti-Putin protests see hundreds arrested
• CF-18s to keep flying another 15 years
• PACIFIC POWER
• Moratorium throws champ off her game
• Oilers alums live life after hockey
• Investigat­ors to study handling of emails
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• Lendrum rezoning pilot project aims to avoid ‘dog-and-pony show’
• Woman faces death threats in wake of Hehr allegation­s
• Police won’t name man in fatal stabbing incident
• Landowners say they no longer count on police as only defence against crime
• Indigenous education requiremen­t raises hope
• Neglected kids, needles and bed bugs
• Peace officers to receive naloxone kits
• Make a resolution to prepare your will in 2018
• You can count on Canada Pension Plan being around when you retire
• Man convicted of killing his wife with two-by-four
• SEPSIS IS KNOWN TO OFTEN BE A DEADLY CONDITION — AND SUFFERERS WERE TOLD TO JUST BE GLAD THEY SURVIVED. BUT FOR ONE WOMAN, WHOSE LIFE HAS BEEN PERMANENTL­Y CHANGED, THAT’S NOT GOOD ENOUGH.
• THE MAN WHO GAVE US IKEA.
• MOST LIBERAL MPS WON’T HAVE TO FIGHT NOMINATION­S
• AMERICANS TOLD THEY WILL SEE A DIFFERENT TRUMP
• Cape Town to turn off taps
• New premier pledges to reject carbon tax
• NAFTA RHETORIC KNOWS NO BOUNDS
• FUTURE WATCH
• Energy firms’ rare good news spurs forecast of dividend hikes
• HELLEBUYCK’S ARRIVAL HAS FUELLED JETS FOR TAKEOFF
• Noren, Day to continue slugfest
• JONES IS ROCK STAR ON AND OFF THE ICE
• Harvey on high heading into Olympic Games
• Federer reaches another milestone in Melbourne
• Dabrowski doubles up on career Slam titles
• Wozniacki’s ‘dream’ long time coming
• A HIIT OR MISS?
• Technology pumps up your training options
• THE KIDS AREN’T ALL RIGHT
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD

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