Edmonton Journal - 2018-02-16

• Mixed recycling waste is garbage: entreprene­urs
• SOLID 10K GOLD RECORD
• Guideline calls on doctors to rethink pot prescripti­ons
• WONDERS OF WAKANDA
• From Fort Mac wildfire to huge lotto win
• Senate pipeline bill signals resolve
• Lack of funding forces Tour of Alberta to shut down
• Watch groups agree to be the eyes of the RCMP
• Plan for solar farm in river valley isn’t such a bad idea
• Cenovus eyes natural gas asset sales
• Residents versus landowner
• Signs point to economic growth amid uncertaint­y
• Veterans’ protest highlights ‘abhorrent’ treatment
• Alberta Party sees membership boom with leadership race, rise of the UCP
• Court date set for ex-MLA facing sex charges against young girl
• New beetle could affect more Jasper Park forests: U of A study
• Big city mayors want federal housing cash to arrive faster
• Energy board gives new approvals for pipeline expansion
• Lawyer switch leads to sentence delay
• Colour variation may speed evolution: study
• Testimonia­l
• B.C. is doing the job the National Energy Board failed to get done
• JUSTICE DENIED?
• Dark complexion not the full story
• VICTIMS OF ‘A SICKNESS’ GRIPPING AMERICA
• Gender could be a budget focus
• MARIO CORTELLUCC­I, A BUSINESSMA­N AND A BIG FAN OF THE ARTIST NORVAL MORRISSEAU, IS EMBARKING ON A NEW CAREER PATH — HOPING TO BECOME THE CANADIAN WHO SITS IN THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
• NOV. 11 MAY BECOME NATIONAL HOLIDAY DESPITE LEGION’S OBJECTION.
• ‘I WON’T SEE YOU TOMORROW, OR NEXT WEEK, OR NEXT MONTH’
• Indigenous rights brought to the forefront
• Shortfall blamed on PTSD claims
• Trudeau won’t meet with Sikh critic
• PC hopefuls tiptoe with Ontario vote winnable
• Wheelchair death fuels calls for better rail safety
• Bannon’s only answer to Russia probe: ‘No’
• Shaw staff shrinks 25% in transition to digital
• With trade spat behind it, Bombardier plans to start delivering CSeries jet
• CREIT deal set to make Weston family largest property player
• Canadian Tire sets ‘aggressive’ targets to fend off Amazon
• Shopify outpaces Q4 expectatio­ns
• RENTING, BUYING — OR HOTEL MOM AND DAD?
• New mortgage regulation­s have clients migrating from big banks, Home Capital Group says
• Home sales in Canada fall to lowest level in three years: CREA
• World champions drop first two games
• Relay team’s redemption ‘absolutely incredible’
• Q&A CHRISTIAN GOW
• Koe’s rink retains perfect start
• BUILDING A MYSTERY
• ‘We saved the best for last’
• Q&A SCOTT GOW
• GO HARD OR GO HOME
• Former NHLers deliver as Canada blasts Swiss
• RIVALRY TO END ALL RIVALRIES
• Taking wins over a war of words
• Rookie franchise puts on a show worthy of Vegas
• Another vexing night for the Oilers in Las Vegas
• Pippus found his niche with Bears
• World-class racquetbal­ler lauds friend and mentor
• Reasons for Leafs to have concern
• LIVELY, NOISY FUN ON ICE
• FREE-AGENT FREEZE ‘OUR FAULT’
• Stroman blasts new deal with Jays
• DeRozan heads home an all-star
• NBA legend Abdul-Jabbar to star in one-man show
• Basketball’s rising stars poised to shine during All-Star showcase
• THE PLASTICINE AGE
• Freeman flies Solo
• POETRY IN STOP-MOTION
• MAKING THEIR MARKS
• Canadians among BAFTA nominees
• WITH AGE COMES DRIVE
• Agents drop YA authors
• New YOrk TimeS crOSSwOrD
• AceS On briDge
• TODAY’S crOSSwOrD
• Plenty to like about these infotainme­nt systems
• AUDI BRINGS A7 COUPE INTO THE NEXT DECADE
• Chrysler hits mark with 2018 Pacifica Limited
• Don’t forget about your car’s key locks
• THE NEW XJR 575 IS THE BEST BIG JAG IN DECADES
• PORSCHE HITS SWEET SPOT WITH MACAN GTS

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