Edmonton Journal - 2018-02-07

• Notley escalates bitumen battle with B.C. wine ban
• SPACEX’S HISTORIC VOYAGE
• Solar farm plan for river valley under fire
• CANADA’S BEST
• Bonnie Doon developmen­t scheme could be game changer
• Dan Barnes breaks down Canada’s best medal hopes
• U.S. stocks bounce back a day after record dip
• Recycling group blasts province for poor track record
• West Jet looks to recruit pilots from Swoop
• Ice District fuels jump in multi-family home sales
• Accused in home-invasion torture case sentenced
• Psychologi­st testifies at Blanchard hearing
• Edmontonia­ns spend less time stuck in traffic than Calgarians do: report
• TRADE WAR WITH B.C. COULD BE BIG WIN FOR NOTLEY
• Australian guilty of luring 13-year-old to be deported
• Space-sharing plan between high school, rec centre wins approval
• Residents will have their say at climate change event: mayor
• Minister mum on timeline for release of tuition review
• Stanley trial lays bare Saskatchew­an’s volatile racial divide
• THE POWER OF PARTNERSHI­PS
• RESCUERS IN TAIWAN ENTER A BUILDING THAT PARTIALLY COLLAPSED AFTER A 6.4-MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE STRUCK THE EAST ASIAN COUNTRY TUESDAY.
• CHOPPER DEAL DRAWS FIRE
• Legalized pot could come with no supply
• PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU DREW CHEERS — AND THEN SOME BACKLASH — AFTER HE TOLD AN EDMONTON WOMAN TO USE THE WORD ‘PEOPLEKIND’ INSTEAD OF ‘MANKIND.’ WAS HE JOKING? A POST EXPLAINER.
• SHE WON $560M, BUT SHE DOESN’T WANT YOU TO KNOW HER NAME.
• MUSK’S ROCKET ROARS INTO SPACE.
• CANADIANS RECOUNT ‘POLITE’ KIDNAPPING IN WAR-TORN SYRIA.
• Scheer remains tight-lipped on Dykstra affair
• Fisheries Act changes welcomed by scientists
• ‘Truth will come out,’ Brown vows
• AIRSTRIKES OUTSIDE DAMASCUS KILL AT LEAST 45 CIVILIANS
• HOROSCOPE Cancer (June 21-July 22)
• What are snow rollers?
• Oilers putting up points, even if no one’s noticing
• Szabados knows what to expect in Pyeongchan­g
• Wheels up for latest leg of Oil Kings’ WHL junket
• Royal Glenora stringing together quite a field
• OILERS GAME DAY
• CHASING A THIRD GOLD, JUST NOT TOGETHER
• Raptors crush Celtics to close in on first place
• Wickenheis­er to donate brain to research
• First Nations firm looks to Alaska to circumvent B.C.’s tanker ban
• UNLOCKING DOOR TO DIGITAL SECURITY
• Lululemon under fire for ‘thin’ explanatio­n of CEO’s departure
• Innergex $1.1B Alterra deal adds to U.S. power push
• Nutrien boss bullish about outlook amid ‘robust’ market for potash
• When your adviser retires, finding the right replacemen­t is the next test for retirees
• HERE ARE SEVEN TIPS TO HELP YOU SELL ANYTHING TO ANYBODY
• SUSTAINABL­E SEAFOOD CHAMPION
• WEST COAST BOUILLABAI­SSE
• SCALLOPS WITH GRAPEFRUIT
• GET FRESH WITH YOUR PASTA
• SPAGHETTI WITH CLAMS
• Scallops all dressed up
• MAPLE AND CRANBERRY CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS
• SLOW ’N’ NOT QUITE SO EASY
• KIMCHEE-BRAISED CHICKEN
• OATMEAL WITH MAPLE SYRUP, PEAR AND PECANS
• JUNO NOMINEES ARE ...
• HEAR THEM ROAR
• Accused have right to ‘swift, fair review’: Seacrest
• ‘Remember him well’
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