Edmonton Journal - 2019-12-31

• FAREWELL TO 2019
• JOURNAL AIMS FOR GUN DATA
• BOOZE AND OUR BRAINS
• Our politician­s should serve as role models for civility
• These songs of the 2010s made us want to party
• Draisaitl owns his role in team’s weak D lately
• Brier legend Baldwin, 93, named to Order of Canada
• Window covers make stores easier to rob: manager
• Costumed crusaders changed TV, movies
• Kenney’s victory shakes up provincial politics
• Youth parliament celebrates 100 years
• 2020 report expected to mean big changes to health care system
• Edson car dealership­s hit by fire three weeks apart
• Man shot dead by police after chase near Hardisty
• City police rule three suspicious deaths were homicides
• HONG KONG COURTS WON’T BE SWAYED BY CHINA: MCLACHLIN.
• VETERAN CONSERVATI­VE MP SCOTT REID HAS REVEALED IN AN ESSAY POSTED ON HIS WEBSITE THAT HE WAS FIRED FROM HIS CRITIC ROLE BY LEADER ANDREW SCHEER FOR SUPPORTING THE LEGALIZATI­ON OF CANNABIS.
• BIDEN SAYS HE WOULD CONSIDER A REPUBLICAN RUNNING MATE
• CIA devised way to restrict missiles given to allies, researcher says
• Oilers prepare to give Yamamoto another look
• Baldwin ‘taken aback’ by latest honour
• Consistenc­y tops Flames’ list of 2020 resolution­s
• Potent offences could make for Wild night
• Hellebuyck looks to end recent slide against host Avalanche
• Strome resurgence at Oilers’ expense
• Hofer steadies Canada in win over Germany
• Lebron named decade’s top male athlete
• SHURMUR GETS THE AXE ON NFL’S ‘BLACK MONDAY’ WASHINGTON REDSKINS
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• New deal brings Canadarm firm home
• MORNEAU LOOKS TO AVOID ‘MADE-IN-CANADA’ RECESSION
• Reitmans CEO remembered as ‘builder’ in fashion industry
• REMEMBRANC­E OF THINGS PASSÉ
• BE KIND, REWIND AGAIN
• Preemies at greater risk for developing diabetes: study

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