Edmonton Journal - 2018-12-05

• Tiny Canada fights to be an AI giant
• We can do better than soulless transit stations
• MAKING A LIST ...
• BEATING THE BUG
• Greenhouse firm specialize­s in unusual vegetables
• Gill accuses his former party of ‘crooked’ politics
• $60B warship propulsion system plagued by issues
• Mulroney slams feds over pipelines
• Aphria denies short-seller’s report
• Police use roadside saliva tests for the first time
• NEW TECH BOOSTS OLD BUSINESS MODEL
• DUSTIN COOK Edmonton airport set to host daycare facility for canines
• Battery of tests ahead before Metro Line LRT runs at full capacity
• Ambassador gives U.S. a head’s up on oil cuts
• PM urged to add oil ‘crisis’ to first ministers’ agenda
• Canada can’t beat China, but collaborat­ion is an option
• ‘The first shot kind of froze him’
• Alberta Party tables first bill, NDP updates Family Law Act
• Record levels of mercury released in Arctic: study
• Analyzing the sports psychology behind ‘grit’
• New corporate ombudspers­on needs real power
• STARS one step closer to replacing Saskatchew­an fleet
• HISTORIC HUMILIATIO­N FOR BRITISH PM
• AFTER SEVERAL SERIOUS CAR ACCIDENTS INVOLVING IMPAIRED DRIVERS, A DESPERATE POLICE FORCE HAS TURNED TO AN OLD TECHNIQUE TO TRY TO CURB THE CARNAGE: THE NAME AND SHAME GAME.
• REX MURPHY ON PM’S $50M TWEET.
• MUELLER SEEKS NO PRISON TIME FOR EX-TRUMP ADVISER FLYNN
• What should we learn from French fuel price protests?
• Neighbour versus neighbour in war of the hedgerow
• TALBOT WANTS ‘A GRADE-A GAME’ AGAINST BLUES
• OIL KINGS DRILLING FOR SECONDARY SCORING OPTIONS
• It’s three years away, but Seattle eager for rivalry with Canucks
• EXPANSION STILL STINGS IN QUEBEC
• Raps’ confident Siakam dominates in the paint
• NHL team will hit ice in affluent Seattle in 2021-22
• CANADA CUP ABOUT TO GET ‘FUNKY’
• Taming Tiger was unforgetta­ble, Rahm says
• Twerking request continues disturbing trend
• Video latest case of NFL’s inconsiste­nt discipline
• IAAF extends internatio­nal ban on Russia
• U.S. earnings growth continues to outstrip bank as a whole: BMO
• Average household to pay $400 more for groceries next year, report estimates
• WestJet aiming to get back on track with tiered strategy
• VICTOR FERREIRA Markets shed week of gains on Trump’s ‘Tariff Man’ comment
• Barley surge feeds China’s thirst for high-end beer JEN SKERRITT
• A TALENT DILEMMA
• Canada’s innovative immigrants
• HAVE A COSY, JOYOUS HOLIDAY LAURA BREHAUT
• RASPBERRY JAM DANISH WREATH
• BE THE HOST WITH THE MOST
• BAKED HAM WITH APPLESAUCE AND HORSERADIS­H CREAM
• SUN-DRIED TOMATO AND CHEESE PHYLLO TRIANGLES
• Find comfort in meatloaf
• KEFTEDES WITH LEMON SAUCE
• TOP COOKBOOKS OF 2018
• ‘I’m upset I even have to say this’
• Chan admits mistakes in memoir
• Momoa chased Batman role
• ALWAYS ALESSIA MESFIN FEKADU
• Prince musical in the works
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