Edmonton Journal - 2017-08-04

• TWO STROKES OFF THE TEE
• Work begins on Enbridge Line 3 pipeline project
• THIS TOWER TOPPLES
• New dinosaur species named for Alberta researcher
• WINS COST ESKS DEARLY
• De Grasse injury a serious blow to national team
• Statue of Liberty’s symbolism debated
• Home Capital moves to reassure markets
• EPS officer faces theft charges
• Jean says he would lay down the law on crime
• Telecom giants target software developer
• Camp lets children explore the mysteries of science
• Big Valley Jamboree to permit naloxone kits in main stage area
• Wetaskiwin school trustee claims colleagues are silencing her
• Criticism follows new $500,000 public art installati­on in Calgary
• Opioid advice line for health care profession­als launches Tuesday
• Finance minister ‘disappoint­ed’ over beer-tax trade ruling leak
• City technology firm switches tracks to focus on transit
• Abortion pill coverage won’t lead to increase in terminatio­ns: province
• Giving a nuisance grizzly one last chance
• Climate torch being passed to capable hands
• YANHONG DEWAN WAS BORN IN A CHINESE ORPHANAGE. WHEN SHE ADOPTED CANADA AS HER HOMELAND SHE WANTED TO GIVE BACK BY GIVING BLOOD. BUT SHE WAS REJECTED BECAUSE OF AN INTELLECTU­AL DISABILITY.
• CANADA IN FIRING LINE OF A NORTH KOREAN NUKE
• Woman gets 15 months for encouragin­g beau’s suicide
• N.S. premier calls for help to fight cyber bullying
• Illegal border crossings triple in Quebec
• Ottawa to offset loss from change to surcharge
• Minister pledges to protect right whales
• ‘I WILL BE SEEN AS WEAK, INEFFECTIV­E’
• No indication Trump under investigat­ion, lawyer says
• Sleep Country aims to pick up Sears’s lost business
• Toronto-area housing prices, sales continue descent
• BCE posts strong wireless results, sets sights on streaming growth
• Carney cuts forecasts for wages, growth, sees Brexit testing U.K. economy
• Canadian Natural CEO confident KXL pipeline will be built
• Mexico’s share of auto investment, jobs considered key NAFTA issue
• How realistic is a ban on new gas and diesel vehicles?
• Buying opportunit­ies in the offing despite deflated Trump effect
• Energy majors beat expectatio­ns with strong Q2 results
• Smart beta ETFs look to improve upon plain-vanilla index funds
• MOTOR CITY MADNESS
• The black and white world that is Detroit
• THIS IS A TRIP WELL WORTH TAKING
• Black lion down
• BOND’S AWAY!
• Success In a Heartbeat
• OSCAR RACE HEATS UP EARLY
• Find your inner “triple threat” at Edmonton Musical Theatre!
• GRIEVING KIDS NEED TO HEAR ‘I’M SORRY’
• And then there were two …
• WE Day rocks on
• Blowing smoke?
• Grey Cup champions step into Esks lineup
• Hickok savouring taste of the big time
• Ahmed racing past road headaches
• Wie off to great start in Scotland
• DONALDSON REDISCOVER­S OFFENSIVE MOJO
• Price wears black hat in spat with Eckersley
• Former champ Klitschko hangs up the gloves
• MONSTER POWER IN PORSCHE HYBRID
• All vehicles in U.K. to be electric by 2040
• IONIQ HYBRID MISSING THE FUN
• The best-selling vehicles in Canada in 2017 — so far
• A VERSATILE RIDE WITH PERSONALIT­Y
• A simple solution for nighttime distractio­ns: turn the screen off
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Aces On Bridge
• Squeezing every drop of fuel into tank may prove costly

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