Edmonton Journal - 2018-08-29

• City’s approach to innovative infill is giving developers ‘brain damage’
• Duncan’s exit creates uncertaint­y
• ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE
• DAIRY ON THE NAFTA TABLE?
• Albertans will be able to text emergency dispatcher­s
• Cookbook explores Cuban cuisine old and new
• No need to test military equipment: officials
• Neighbours performed CPR before victim died
• Aretha’s fans pay their respects
• Inspectors find pigeon feces in Hyatt Place hotel HVAC
• New K-12 school curriculum could include coding skills
• Ottawa commits $1.4 million for Enmax grid modernizat­ion
• Whyte Avenue plan calls for new pedestrian walkway
• Alberta Health to adjust HPV, hep-B programs
• Retired Alberta NHL star Doan to serve as pallbearer at McCain’s funeral
• ‘I hope you burn in hell’
• Child partially paralyzed by glass shard recovering
• Imperial Oil to reduce emissions 10% by 2023
• Drumheller dino sees 2 millionth visitor
• History will remember McCain for standing up to Trump
• DOES SCHEER HAVE CONTROL?
• Is Banff being trampled by too many tourists?
• FREELAND RUSHED TO WASHINGTON TUESDAY TO TALK FREE TRADE. THIS SHABBY DRAMA IS REACHING ITS DENOUEMENT AND IN THE NEXT DAY OR SO, CANADA WILL DISCOVER THE EXTENT OF THE SHAFT.
• MERKEL SLAMS VIGILANTE MOBS.
• TRUMP SAYS GOOGLE ‘RIGGED’ IT SO ONLY BAD NEWS ABOUT HIM SHOWS UP.
• Veterans Affairs paying for killer’s PTSD therapy
• Blair to lead talks on irregular migration, study handgun ban
• Tories warn Bernier about member list
• B.C. teacher loses bid for religious exemption from ‘Marxist’ union
• PQ would revisit controvers­ial play: Lisée
• Chilling allegation­s in rape, murder case
• Senate GOP wants Canada included in recrafted NAFTA
• Davidson knows it won’t be a breeze in Windy City
• DEREK VAN DIEST Title run should benefit new Oil Kings defender
• Guenther gives Oil Kings a glimpse into the future
• Bombers need to get it done in Labour Day game
• A MID-SEASON LOOK AT CFL’S BEST OF 2018 MOST IMPACTFUL FREE AGENT SIGNING
• POWER RANKINGS
• Tennis players feeling heat at U.S. Open
• LEAFS BETTER BANK ON RAISE FOR HYMAN
• Ryan feels like a rookie again punting in Buffalo
• ‘This is a bunch of smoke and mirrors’
• Post office blames pay equity for loss
• Scotiabank CEO bullish on NAFTA deal as profits grow
• STUDY EXPOSES FISH FRAUD ALEKSANDRA SAGAN
• American Media’s David Pecker resigns from Postmedia board
• BE CONFIDENT OR STEER CLEAR
• Canada’s united front crumbles in the face of Trump’s NAFTA theatrics
• PORT OF PRINCE STEW (AJIACO DE PUERTO PRINCIPE)
• CUBAN FRITA (FRITA CUBANA)
• PEACH AND JALAPENO SALSA
• LAMB BURGERS WITH GRILLED RED ONIONS
• STOVETOP SHOTIS
• WHOLE-WHEAT ENGLISH MUFFINS
• SOFT BEER FLATBREADS
• FILTHY FUN MARK DANIELL
• TIFF names its new co-director
• New Prostate Pill Helps Men Regain Bladder Control Day and Night
• CREAMY ROASTED GARLIC DRESSING
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S crOSSwOrD

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