Edmonton Journal - 2016-08-29

• CELEBRATIN­G UKRAINE
• Rules will protect PC ‘brand’
• Natural prairie or ugly patch of weeds?
• NO GOALS FOR EDDIES
• CHANCE INSPIRATIO­N
• Alberta diver explores ancient shipwreck off Crete
• In situ oilsands plants release contaminan­ts
• Periodic table of elements gets digital upgrade
• China aims to ease tension over rights
• CFL wires QBs, coachs for sound
• Concerns raised over plan to protect caribou habitat
• MacEwan University students welcome livelier neighbourh­ood
• Fifty children from Fort McMurray among 150 headed to Disneyland
• CLUB AIMS HIGH FOR GOOD CAUSE
• Funeral for man struck by pickup
• PM rebuffs appeal for help funding Calgary Zoo pandas
• Northern Alberta residents, workers warned of suspected computer breach
• MÉTIS HERITAGE SOURCE OF PERSONAL PRIDE
• TAXPAYERS PROMISED BETTER FROM PM
• Public perception of police ‘damaged’
• TORIES AXED CHANCES TO EASE FLOW OF SYRIANS
• FOUR THINGS ABOUT A FUGITIVE
• ‘Peer pressure’ not photo ops
• Italian villages fear ‘being left to die’
• Homing in on your hard-earned money
• Quebec farmers oppose Energy East pipeline
• JUTANUGARN KEEPS ON ROLLING
• Raonic forges ahead without coach McEnroe
• GOLF COURSES WEATHER RAINY DAYS, DIM ECONOMY
• Sharp’s fourth ‘feels like a win is close’
• new york times crossword
• Aces On Bridge
• SKY’S THE LIMIT: ESO SHIFTS FROM ’60S FOLK ICONS TO STARS WARS
• FROM PLAYING DETECTIVE TO GAZING AT STARS
• Jackson’s Gym is reminder of past becoming present
• Catch the yoga fever!
• GivinG families a choice for seniors care
• So You Think You Can Dance

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Edmonton Journal - 2016-08-30