Edmonton Journal - 2017-10-21

• A SOLAR-POWERED EDUCATION
• ‘It smacks of Islamophob­ia’
• TAKING BACK LACROSSE
• FREEDOM SEEKER
• Yamamoto makes a strong case for sticking around
• Bombardier’s future anything but clear
• Edmonton Fall Home Show journeys to the stars
• Scientific discovery runs in the Kay family
• Deferred maintenanc­e bill approaches $1 billion
• Woman, son furious over Equifax breach
• Will AUPE become Alberta Union of Pot Employees?
• Ottawa backs study on universal pharmacare
• Contractor killed at Suncor operation near Fort McMurray
• Trudeau drops in to Spruce Grove to support candidate in byelection
• Walterdale Bridge to be gone by the end of the year
• Trudeau to join immigratio­n discussion, meet with police during weekend visit
• RCMP warns of stockpiled old explosives
• Program to aid in recovery of lost loved ones
• Top doctor urges public to get flu shot
• Labour minister announces streamline­d immigrant program
• Here’s what you need to know about UCP race
• INJECTION SITES WILL HURT VULNERABLE PART OF CITY
• Alberta mother pleads guilty after child left alone in freezing SUV
• Morneau not the naif he makes out
• ‘STOP TALKING ONLY ABOUT VEIL.’
• Lobster seized amid Indigenous fishery war
• Woman accuses Weinstein’s brother
• Judges weigh immigrant teenager’s abortion case
• FALLING STAR
• Not a ‘rogue group,’ franchisee­s insist as associatio­n grows in battle against RBI
• Bank of Canada rates expected hold steady
• CMHC chief alarmed by growth of unregulate­d lenders
• TIME TO DROP FIGHT AGAINST TRAILER FEES
• Labour groups urge Morneau to drop target benefit proposal
• Hong Kong trading floor to close, marking end of era for bourse
• From Chapter 4: Visions of the Pyrocene
• EPIDEMIC FAILURE
• “MENDING THINGS”
• COMMUNITIE­S
• FINICKY HIMALAYAN BLUE POPPY TAKES PATIENCE AND PREPARATIO­N
• BOTANICAL TREASURES LIVE BENEATH THE PYRAMIDS
• Make sure you know all the facts about flat roofs
• Keeping a ceiling medallion in place
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• CULINARY CANADA
• Out on a limb for a tastier tipple
• GOLD MEDAL PLATES WINNER GETS IN TOUCH WITH HER BRITISH ROOTS
• THE SCIENTIST BEHIND RHONE VALLEY WINES
• George Michael: Freedom
• CBC airs Downie doc
• TEMPEST REIMAGINED
• Monster creeps into book’s pages
• EXPLORE explora
• CARIBBEAN STILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS — AND BOOKINGS
• Two teams, two different directions
• Eddies playing out the string
• Oil Kings need SO to tame Cougars
• Verlander’s magic Justin time to avoid eliminatio­n
• Baker firing ‘pure baseball decision’
• Cubs have core to continue contending
• Dodgers’ gamble led to co-MVP payoff
• TOO MUCH TOO SOON FOR NO. 2 REINHART
• Raptors guard on Wright track for more playing time this year
• Ilnicki leaves indelible legacy on Bears program
• Harris double trouble for the Argos’ defence
• Childhood rival was Downie’s favourite player
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE

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