Edmonton Journal - 2019-11-08

• SHOW OF WOOL POWER
• NDP blasts Kenney over flight costs
• FACING THOSE FEARS
• DRILL PRESSED
• Encana picks Denver for its new headquarte­rs
• Perseveran­ce pays off for eyelash entreprene­ur
• Esks know Als defence has evolved since opening day
• Liberal MPS promise to be better listeners
• Nugent-hopkins stays patient amid early slump
• 100 bus routes will be cut to simplify system
• Proposed affordable housing site spurs objections
• U of A raises Poppy Flag in recognitio­n of Royal Canadian Legion members
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• Rappel firefighte­rs slam province over cuts
• New signalling system to speed trains in tunnel
• Alberta may adopt presumed consent for organ donation
• Man accused of funding ISIS extradited to U.S.
• Calgary police fire officer for ‘predatory’ behaviour
• Government announces another funding boost for apprentice­ships
• Johnson’s Sewing Centre looks back on 50 years of serving Edmonton sewers and quilters
• Device developed in Edmonton a game-changer for transplant­s
• Stantec Tower to undergo partial hotel conversion
• Housing supply dips in city, but demand still sluggish
• Rucksack March supports soldiers, first responders
• Universiti­es should trim administra­tive costs
• Post-secondary education cuts a serious mistake
• ‘Sin’ dangerous for politician­s
• Scheer has been put on notice
• MACRON SAYS NATO ‘BRAIN DEAD’.
• Royal aide played key role in Diana funeral
• Holocaust survivor gets police protection
• Scandals during the campaign? Who cares?
• Printing firm HP mulls potential Xerox tie-up
• Drake joins Canopy’s roster of partnershi­ps
• Canadian Tire targets $200M in savings
• Telus increases dividend despite profit decline
• Hydro One vows to keep focus at home
• China and U.S. agree to roll back tariffs as part of trade agreement
• Toronto property investors take note: Stocks are the superstars
• Manulife, Sun Life profits surpass estimates
• WHY IT’S NOW TIME TO MOVE BEYOND ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL MONEY PLANNING
• The Lion King helps Disney profit roar
• NAVAL GAZING
• Fire flick has more fizzle than sizzle
• All the trimmings
• A MIX OF LIGHT & DARK
• Nigeria’s Oscar choice disqualifi­ed over English dialogue
• FATE TO BE DETERMINED
• Acting detective
• Working with a clean slate
• ART COME TO LIFE
• AN ENIGMA WRAPPED IN A BIOGRAPHY
• Work your way up
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• HOROSCOPE
• NOTHING BUT A NUMBER
• THAT AWKWARD PHASE
• THE FUTURE IS NOW FOR JONES
• Edmonton Oil Kings look to bounce back from dispiritin­g loss
• COLE AND STRASBURG THE CREAM OF THE FREE AGENT PITCHING CROP
• Woods picks himself to round out U.S. Presidents Cup team
• UNSUNG GUYS HAVE BEEN MONEY FOR TORONTO FC
• NEW KID ON THE BLOCK OUTSHINES ALPHA ALFA
• If you love someone, don’t make them drive in a winter storm
• FIAT CHRYSLER, PEUGEOT TO TIE THE KNOT, BUT WHY?
• THESE PLUG-INS DELIVER BOTH POWER AND ECONOMY
• NOTE E-POWER HYBRIDS TAKING JAPAN BY STORM
• Ford eyes lucrative market for modified truck parts
• ‘PARTY HOUSES’

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