Edmonton Journal - 2018-08-31

• ‘Alberta has done everything right and we have been let down’
• PIPELINE DEFEAT ‘A CRISIS’ CLARE CLANCY
• RIVER VALLEY ‘UNCIVILIZE­D’?
• SUNSET FOR SUNDANCE?
• Federal government has made a mess of Trans Mountain
• Decision may scare would-be investors around globe
• Feds vow to build expansion project despite ruling
• Community leagues struggle with red tape, auditor says
• POLICE RCMP officers raid ‘chop shop’ in Parkland County
• 3 youngsters vie for role as No. 1 goalie
• Spend more on CanCon: CRTC
• Vigil to highlight overdose awareness
• City to charge developer to repair ruts in pathway
• Two held after ‘chop shop’ raid yields drugs, stolen bikes
• CONTACT THE JOURNAL
• Culture of accountabi­lity at city hall finally taking hold: auditor
• Ruling on pipeline will haunt Notley: professor
• ALERT-RCMP drug investigat­ion results in dozens of charges
• Pro golfer donates custom Broncos bag to children’s hospital MORGAN MODJESKI
• Calgary hospital uses VR technology to ease anxiety
• Canada must implement single-payer universal pharmacare
• More than docks needed along river
• B.C. ‘gig’ workers punching out of 9-to-5 work world
• Political disaster for Trudeau
• MACRON CRITICIZED FOR CALLING FRENCH ‘STUBBORN GAULS.’
• MOUNTIE SHOT, FOUR ARRESTED.
• BOOST FOR STUDENTS SUING HARVARD OVER AFFIRMATIV­E ACTION.
• Ruling shakes central pillar of Trudeau’s agenda
• New GDP data should end talk of rate hike next week
• Trump’s NAFTA agreement is a roadmap to higher car prices, analysts predict
• Buoyant Ski-Doo maker says NAFTA deal may force change
• TD Bank sees good opportunit­y in U.S. as profit grows
• MARKETS POINT TO U.S. AS BEST BET FOR INVESTING
• WINDSOR KNOT
• Liberals mull ‘right to disconnect’ after work hours
• With U.S. output high, N.L. oil moves far afield
• Campbell Soup to sell non-core assets as big investor stews
• A life in film ...
• SCREAM TIME
• GHOST STORY OR TRUMPIAN ALLEGORY?
• Horror falls flat
• Tunnel vision
• Shorts don’t always equal sweet
• Canadian documentar­y debuting in Venice
• UNTAPPED TALENT
• Into the fire
• SPIN CYCLE
• HITTING THE FAN
• Cielo will leave you star-struck
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• SUNNY SIDE UP
• CFL taking collaborat­ive approach to Grey Cup planning
• Eskimos’ D-line has sights set on fast-throwing Bo
• Golden Bears ready to roar, even post Ilnicki
• Czech lefty brushes away Bouchard in straight sets
• Henderson heads into friendly tour stop riding high
• Pacioretty drama continues for Habs
• Tennessee’s Kongbo sits atop CFL prospect list
• Ronaldo, Pogba face familiar foes
• Eagles embrace new role as team to beat
• DONALDSON SAYS FUTURE WITH JAYS OUT OF HIS HANDS
• FIRST DRIVE: 2019 HYUNDAI SANTA FE 2.0T THIS SUV IS ALMOST FAULTLESS
• Redesigned Hyundai Elantra boasts sharper looks and more safety tech
• E-SCOOTERS THE NEW SCOURGE ON THE STREET
• Love affair with SUVs putting everyone else on the road at risk
• Audi unveils electric supercar
• TRUCK’S TRAILERING ASSISTS ARE AN INVALUABLE FEATURE
• New Jeep goes beyond capable
• ECOSPORT NEW TO CANADA, BUT ALREADY FEELS DATED GRAEME FLETCHER
• Even 100 years later, Chevy pickup purrs ‘like a tomcat in a creamery’
• 5 truck-bed innovation­s that are pure genius

Edmonton Journal - 2018-08-30

Edmonton Journal - 2018-09-01