Edmonton Journal - 2016-01-19

• ONE SHOT AT BAKING’S TOP PRIZE
• Vader’s DNA on beer can: RCMP
• Moody’s lowers outlook for Alberta to ‘negative’
• BOB BAKER LEAVING CITADEL
• RISING STAR BACK ON ICE
• Eagles’ co-founder Glenn Frey dead at 67
• Bad time to pick fight with Poland
• Alberta sinks as Liberals ignore oilpatch
• COS accepts sweeter Suncor offer
• Creative Edmontonia­ns vie for grant to realize dreams
• Tear gas used to quell riot at Fort Saskatchew­an jail
• Chair offers apology for hurt caused by letter
• TRUSTEES CAN FOLLOW FAITH AND PROTECT LBGTQ CHILDREN
• Added diving tower urged
• Aboriginal educator fought to see every child graduate
• Accused killer set up, court told
• New boss says time right for re-alignment in transit
• ALBERTANS DON’T NEED AN AVERAGE LEGISLATUR­E
• Faith rights lost in Eggen policy
• ONE MORE HEADACHE INHERITED BY NDP
• PM’S DAVOS OBJECTIVE: REBRANDING ECONOMY
• MUSLIM WOMEN MAY BE FORCED TO DROP FACE VEILS, AND PICK UP ENGLISH-LANGUAGE SKILLS IN A NEW BRITISH GOVERNMENT SCHEME AGAINST EXTREMISM, PRIME MINISTER DAVID CAMERON ANNOUNCED MONDAY.
• COYNE: KEEP CALM, THE ECONOMY WILL CARRY ON
• HIGHRISE LIVING AFFECTS CARDIAC ARREST SURVIVAL
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT BABY CARROTS
• B.C. student killed in N.Y. remembered as ‘great guy’
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Iran eager to retake share of oil market
• Loonie’s sharp decline eating into confidence
• Canadian GDP to edge higher in 2016-17, IMF says
• OILERS POUNCE ON PANTHERS FOR 4-2 WIN
• Hendershot evolves into one of Pandas’ leading stalwarts
• NOT TAKING IT SITTING DOWN
• TALBOT SIGNING HOLDS PROMISE
• Is Newton getting a fair shake?
• RNH out for weeks after injury
• OILERS 4 PANTHERS 2
• SMALL LEXUS POISED TO WIN BIG FANS
• FIVE BASIC PIECES
• OSCAR ANGER
• ‘Oop’ delivers vintage jazz
• Calvin Love’s tribute to Major Tom sums up fans’ feelings
• Marvel’s Agent Carter

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