Edmonton Journal - 2019-09-10

• Woman turns loss into legacy of healing
• School nutrition program safe this year: UCP
• BRAIN WAVE
• BIANCA’S BRAND
• Former Esks lineman Pothier heads to Ditka’s hall of fame
• Youth advocate sounds alarm over use of pepper spray
• Band adjusts to a changing industry
• Doctors to report vaping-related illnesses to province
• Libraries using every trick in the book to stay relevant
• Residents rejoice as rezoning bid fails
• Rescued puppies no longer under quarantine
• U of A scientists study link between pollutants and premature births
• Customers warned of hepatitis A risk at restaurant
• Program offers books for parents to read to babies in neonatal care
• ‘Cannabis-induced psychosis’ suspected in woman’s stabbing death
• Kenney, UCP give us two energy reviews for the price of one
• No discipline for officer who punched man handcuffed in cruiser
• Let’s end the myths about suicide
• Broadcasti­ng policies need major overhaul
• Report may not offer political cover UCP hoped for
• Brawl at kids’ game ‘absolutely crazy’
• QUESTIONS LINGER AFTER FATAL BOAT CRASH INVOLVING O’LEARY.
• Man facing deportatio­n tries to set himself on fire
• PM games the system
• Morneau warns of Scheer’s cuts
• AFN unveils election priorities
• U.S. forces set sights on Taliban leaders
• When can you ride your horse through town?
• Former Vice Media editor pleads guilty
• Racehorse vet’s fortune fell after kidnapping
• CYR, Theodore (Ted) James Raymond
• Manitoba Tories vow tax cuts on election eve
• Boyle lying about wife, Crown alleges
• Busy beaver Taylor refreshed heading into new PGA season
• OILERS’ BIG THREE PRIMED FOR BIG JUMP
• Safin has major ground to pick up on depth chart
• THIS HAS BEEN A SPORTING YEAR LIKE NO OTHER
• Titans’ discipline key to convincing victory over sloppy Browns
• OLYMPIC DREAM STILL ALIVE — FOR NOW
• Barty reclaims No. 1 ranking, Andreescu jumps to fifth
• EICHEL’S PLAYOFF BLUES BEHIND HIM
• Young stars still unsigned, but Jets GM playing it cool
• Report highlights impact of the family owned biz
• Key energy firms could be axed from TSX index
• CPP board ups wager on private credit
• TRUDEAU’S LACK OF EXPERIENCE HURTING CANADA’S ECONOMY
• A New Breakthrou­gh for Neuropathy Pain Relief Gets Approval in Canada
• A bird in the hand
• Murder, she wrote
• A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE CINEMA
• Canada’s young talent on display
• A NEED FOR BALANCE
• Friendship is key to happiness
• Novel shies away from familiar
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE

Edmonton Journal - 2019-09-09

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