Edmonton Journal - 2020-02-22

• PITCHING FOR POLICE
• SNOW CLEARING SPARKS DEBATE
• TRUDEAU CHANGES STRATEGY
• SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
• IN A CLASS OF HIS OWN
• Steve Hackett revisits prog classics
• Coronaviru­s makes way into prisons
• UN warns of ‘bloodbath’ as fighting escalates
• Council gives seniors break from fare hike
• Playwright has ‘a special love’ for The Blue Hour
• Teens taken to hospital with serious injuries
• Strathcona County steering into cynicism with transit divorce
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• Funding change in works for child advocacy centres
• Elk Island public school board to revamp bus fees
• Habitat for Humanity sued over mortgage-rule changes
• Mikisew Cree First Nation supports Teck Frontier project
• Family gets ‘closure’ as man jailed for crash death
• Sentencing in stalking case delayed yet again
• Man uses sword to sever girlfriend’s three fingers
• SHAKESPEAR­E, BEATLES AND WRESTLING. WHAT’S NOT TO LIKE?
• Edmonton police update training on LGBTQ issues
• STILL ANYONE’S GUESS IF OTTAWA WILL OK TECK OILSANDS MINE
• ALBERTA COULD LEAD IN TREATING ADDICTIONS
• A prize well worth pursuit
• WHAT IS BUFFALO DECLARATIO­N?
• IN THEIR WORDS
• Manifesto shows ‘depth of frustratio­n’
• TORY HOPEFULS FOCUS ON BLOCKADES
• China, Iran challenges top foreign-policy priorities for Canada
• Nobel prizewinne­rs denounce proposed oilsands project
• TRUMP FURIOUS AT CLAIMS OF RUSSIA MEDDLING
• A federal government derelict in its duties
• Will Big Three cut wireless investment if forced to open access?
• Rail barricades latest in ‘one-off hits’ weighing down Canadian economy
• Caisse in Quebec offers lessons for AIMCO in Alberta
• DEADLY RESURGENCE
• Friendship is not a choice or a luxury. It’s a necessity that is critical to our ability to succeed and thrive. Journalist Lydia Denworth in her new book Friendship
• ‘Remains of what once was’
• A twisty, delicious, complex mystery
• After the fall
• Edmonton’s Spurgeon pots three as Wild tops Oilers
• TIPPETT WELCOMES FORMER WHALERS TEAMMATE TO COACHING FRATERNITY
• OILERS’ ROOKIES MAKING A DIFFERENCE
• Top-seeded Golden Bears have championsh­ip goal
• EINARSON RINK WINS TOP RANK AT SCOTTIES
• NFLPA player reps balk at endorsing new CBA
• ‘Big Nate’ brings the heat on cold day at Jays camp
• Sign-stealing whistleblo­wer getting threats
• Mercedes near record pace as engine trouble hits Ferrari
• “HERD MENTALITY”
• DEADLINE PRESSURE GROWING ON LEAFS
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• The Dungarees shift gears, switch lineup
• MA CHEF KOREAN RESTAURANT WORTH A VISIT
• Edmonton rapper Cab’ral fuelled by superheroe­s, sci-fi
• SPECIAL DIRECTOR KEEPS EYE ON INTIMACY
• Steenburge­n gets in tune with herself
• AN ELUSIVE PREY
• Nautical nip, tuck for liner
• JUST-IN-TIME LIFE
• BEAUMONT: LIFE WITH A SMALL-TOWN FEEL
• Going solo
• The finished basement
• SMART FROM THE START
• GETTING OLDER WITH YOUR HOME
• CHBA NATIONAL AWARDS
• New home industry shines in lead up to awards

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