Edmonton Journal - 2019-01-14

• OILERS SHOW OFF SKILLS
• Province mulls new privacy rules
• Falling assessed home values no cause for panic: realtors JANET FRENCH
• FBI INQUIRY INTO U.S. PRESIDENT
• EMERGENCY RESPONSE
• Book shows how crystals can change your life
• Rise in police shootings taxes watchdog
• City makes quiet progress on housing
• UCP board member quits citing top-heavy control
• Alberta Party says rural broadband plan lagging
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• Mother guilty of breaking toddler’s ankles
• Local tech company releases smart helmet
• OLD FRIENDS SWAP SUPER BOWL FOR SLOPES
• FRESH OFF A FLIGHT FROM SEOUL AND SPORTING A GREY “CANADA” HOODIE, A SAUDI TEEN FLEEING HER ALLEGEDLY ABUSIVE FAMILY ARRIVES IN TORONTO AFTER BEING GRANTED REFUGEE STATUS.
• Pot clinics survive on ‘kickbacks,’ critics say
• TREVI FOUNTAIN CHANGE SEIZED BY CITY OF ROME.
• REMAINERS UNITE AGAINST BREXIT.
• DNA OF EXTINCT WOLF FOUND IN TEXAS PACK.
• Nebraska eyes regulation­s on the word ‘meat’
• Post-nups growing in popularity to protect assets, say lawyers
• The high cost of stress, isolation down on the farm
• FLU-RIDDEN McDAVID OUT FOR FAN EVENT
• REGAL STRETCH FOR OIL KINGS
• Getting even one Mexican player to CFL is big deal
• Saints overcome rough start to rally past Eagles
• PATRIOTS PUT NAYSAYERS IN THEIR PLACE YET AGAIN
• Davies hoists Telekom Cup in Munich debut
• CHARA’S STYLE MORE BRAIN THAN BRAWN
• Beal’s late magic forces Raps to win hard way
• NLL team apologizes for racially insensitiv­e remarks
• DEDICATED REBUILD
• Leafs’ crease getting back to normal
• Karlsson adjusts to secondary role
• Move those muscles — but how often?
• SURPRISE DIAGNOSIS
• BUMPS & LUMPS
• British love letter
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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