Edmonton Journal - 2020-05-27

• Energy regulation tops UCP agenda as politician­s return
• Specialize­d programs cut as Catholic school board approves $521M budget
• NHL PLAYOFF PLAN UNVEILED
• CARE HOME HORRORS
• Twitter refuses to pull Trump tweets
• Oilers hope to hold on to draft pick under NHL plan
• Selling Canada on benefits of Alberta oil
• Council backs $13M city hall renewal
• 22 new cases, one death recorded in the province
• No handshakes, no communion wine
• Cost, supply of protective gear a burden for Alberta businesses
• Savage stands by ‘time to build’ view
• Pair challengin­g tickets under Public Health Act
• Campfires, BBQS now allowed in province’s forest regions
• Part of Calgary’s Banff Ave. to close to vehicle traffic
• First Nations ready to help rebuild the economy
• Our long-term care system is failing because we are ageist
• ROGERS PLACE MIGHT HUM WITH EXTRA LOCAL TALENT
• Bassin will always be ‘the guy who passed on Gretzky’
• NHL HAS A PLAN, BUT CAN WE GET THERE FROM HERE?
• Count on an NBA return as soon as details hammered out
• Scotiabank avoids ‘deferral cliff’ for mortgages
• CPPIB has worst year since Great Recession as COVID-19 shocks stocks
• Feds to scrutinize Chinese pact for Nunavut gold miner
• BOC PRINTING PRESSES ARE IN OVERDRIVE
• Transat, Air Canada deal faces further headwinds
• FOIE GRAS GETS ‘ETHICAL’ MAKEOVER.
• Liberals secure support to pause
• LATIN AMERICA NOW AT ‘EPICENTRE’ OF COVID-19 CRISIS.
• Tax hikes coming, watchdog warns
• Beijing’s willing accomplice­s
• Trudeau condemns attack on journalist
• HANJAN’S SPICY RICE CAKES (TTEOKBOKKI)
• EATING FOR PURE PLEASURE
• WARM TOFU WITH KIMCHEE AND PORK BELLY STIR-FRY (DUBU KIMCHEE)
• This dish will please a crowd
• A PARTIAL EXPOSÉ AT BEST
• Will the rug be pulled out from under Hollywood?
• BLACK BEAN BURRITOS
• HOROSCOPE
• MAN OF 1,000 SQUAWKS
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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