Edmonton Journal - 2018-05-30

• PIPELINE STILL FACES HURDLES
• Knecht describes ‘caustic’ relationsh­ip with police commission
• KLINE SEIZING THE MOMENT
• Prospect keeps hockey dream alive following eye injury
• Cyber hacks increasing in threat level, variety
• Diving into the icky world of garbage food
• Catholic board approves balanced budget
• GBA+ aspires to influence city hall’s bureaucrac­y
• Gaza militants fire rockets at Israel
• Alberta fentanyl deaths drop in first quarter
• Notley praises pipeline purchase, B.C. proceeds with court challenge
• Congrats on buying your new pipeline, Canada
• Non-traditiona­l type of heart attack riskier than thought
• 25th Anniversar­y Full House Lottery features most valuable grand prize in Lottery’s history
• Demolition work underway at Edmonton Petroleum Club
• City remains mum on new deadlines for Metro Line ELISE STOLTE
• Alberta School Boards Associatio­n doing good work, by the rules
• THE HARD WAY TO A PIPELINE
• Knecht supports victims’ families
• A bad day to buy a pipeline
• Changing the ownership changes nothing
• Mechanic claims racist bullying at Halifax job
• No peace bond for N.L. ‘sleepwatch’ ex-suspect
• WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
• AUDITOR SLAMS PAY FIASCO
• Execs’ testimony ‘completely false’: whistleblo­wer
• Minister touts biometrics to track border refugees
• Inmate on leave kills three in Belgium
• HOROSCOPE
• Fists fly at Eskimos training camp
• FIBA official sees potential for ‘big basketball events’ JASON HILLS
• Oilers prospect not giving up on NHL dream
• Shapovalov’s confidence grows, still ‘a lot to learn’
• Big guys delivering big impact in Cup final
• Rwanda’s deal with Arsenal draws criticism
• GOLDEN STATE’S DEPTH WILL LIKELY SINK CAVALIERS
• Canadian NFL lineman becomes a doctor
• Big week in Texas gives Canadians a boost
• Simons embraces investors amid retail war
• Freeland continues battle for steel industry, NAFTA deal
• HOUSEHOLD DEBT LEVELS HAVEN’T SCARED BIG BANKS
• STARTUPS SEIZE POWER OF CLEANTECH AGENDA
• News startups think small to find a niche in shadow of tech giants
• Scotiabank Q2 profit tops expectatio­ns on strong internatio­nal, domestic results
• LAURA BREHAUT Make any meal A FEAST
• CARAMELIZE­D BANANA CRÊPES
• SAUSAGE, POTATO, PEPPER & ONION BAKE
• CHEDDAR AND FETA FRITTATA
• DON’T BREAK THE BANK
• Easy peasy pizza
• AVOCADO TOAST PIZZA
• CURRIED SWEET POTATO AND YELLOW SPLIT PEA STEW
• JERK FLANK STEAK
• BAKED EGGS WITH CHICKEN LIVERS AND SHALLOTS IN WINE
• KIDS THESE DAYS
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Edmonton Journal - 2018-05-29

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