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 Oilers GM sticking to plansDon’t expect to be watching this year’s Taylor Hall next year. And don’t expect the Edmonton Oilers to use all that extra salary cap room to now load up the lineup with expensive free agent talent now that they have back-to-back No. 1 picks in the draft.
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 Jabs but no KO punchIn the world of politics as theatre, Stephen Harper has become a better actor.
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 The elephant in the room? ReformLike the lonely Maytag repairman in the famous commercial who never got any calls, Albertans are the reliable voters expected to continue sending a sea of Tories to Ottawa.
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 Oilers strike it lucky - againAs any goaltender will tell you, you gotta be good to be lucky.
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 Oilers Renney reflects on seasonIt may seems strange that as NHL coaches are being fired following the regular season, the one whose team finished last is among those with the best job security.
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 When shopping, vive la difference!I had no idea of the trouble that was waiting for me at home, and how could I? My mission to Costco, as far as I was concerned, had been an unqualified success.
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 Waxing lyrical over Brazilian beeft’s tough to keep an old columnist away, especially when Sun publisher John Caputo called the former Hicks on Six (may he rest in peace) and asked, “Hicks, why don’t you do a food/restaurant column?” It’s a tough job … somebody’s gotta do it.
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 Catholics want transgendered teach to vanishYou can bet that Jan Buterman, who had the audacity to inform Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools about his sex change, will never teach there again.
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 Oilers' first draft step is lotteryFirst? Or second?
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 A great way to give backIn most markets, the money raised will go to the Children's Miracle Network. In other markets, the cash goes to the local hospital or specific causes that the station in that market wishes to assist.
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 Findlay's the real dealShe wondered if she was a one-year wonder.
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 Peers feared failure, Janine was just getting cookingApprentice chef and pasta-lover Janine Jackson laid down her culinary tools and took a well-deserved day off work Friday for a double celebration.
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 FCE open with winThe man who spent more than $2 million to get to this day was thrilled with the first payoff on his investment.
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 Mammoth meltdown for RushThe mission couldn’t have been simpler. Win, and the Edmonton Rush were in the National Lacrosse League playoffs. Oops! Opportunity missed.
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Airline often dealing with drunk passengers It’s a headache built for two -- one for the passenger ordered to sober up, and the other for the airline forced to delay or even detour flights to deal with disruptive drunks.
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 Strudwick's future uncertainDENVER — His contribution goes well beyond the confines of a 200-by-85-foot sheet of ice. Jason Strudwick's real value is measured away from the rink, behind dressing-room doors.
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 Pervert won't make you feel dirty for watchingPlaywright Stephen Massicotte is best known for his gentle, elegiac love story Mary’s Wedding.
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 Old-fashioned Alberta success storiesThere are few things I enjoy as much as a good old-fashioned Alberta success story, and I heard a great one this week.
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 Pigeon Lake paradoxHe introduced himself as a retired undertaker from Bashaw, which means a lot of people over the years trusted him with their body.
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 Henney keeps titleThere’s no substitute for savvy. Ryan Henney proved as much before a packed house at the Shaw Conference Centre last night, retaining his Canadian Boxing Federation cruiserweight title on a razor-thin 10-round split decision over Jason Douglas.
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 Oilers music man takes final bowIt was a night for the fans to say goodbye to Paul Lorieau and to say so long to yet another sorry season.
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 Thanks HaggisWhen I first moved into my home, while helping me paint, my Pops accidentally kicked over a can of primer in my living room.
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 Informed Dissent 04-08Cigarettes and scumbags: a dangerous combination
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 The Three Musketeers is a swashbuckling taleOnce again, that Gascon bumpkin D’Artagnan, all arms and legs and puppy dog excitement, sets out for adventure in a new Citadel- produced, Tom Wood adaptation of Alexander Dumas’ durable 1840 swashbuckler.
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 At Large Season 2 Ep.17This week Terry Jones talks about draft, hockey draft that is.
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