Edmonton Journal - 2021-09-01

• `I CRIED TEARS FOR THEM'
• Provincial deficit smaller than expected: Toews
• `RESPONSIBI­LITY TO PROTECT'
• Grace period for 40 km/h speed limit wraps up
• STRANDED IN AFGHANISTA­N
• Author shares dishes from Shanghai by the season
• A new method for perfect chocolate
• Hospitalit­y workers fear pushback over mask rules
• `Gunshots just started ringing out'
• OIL AND GAS REVENUE STAGES YET ANOTHER FISCAL RESCUE
• Two Ontario hospitals set up COVID clinics for children
• Number of wildfires in B.C. drops amid rainy weather
• Addiction deserves high-quality treatment
• Quebec TV grilling suggests election won't be a rerun
• SEASONED STEAMED EGGPLANT (LIÁNG BÀN QIÉ ZI)
• HOMESTYLE DISHES FROM SHANGHAI
• FLAPPER PIE
• SPAGHETTI WITH CHARD AND ANCHOVIES
• LEMON MERINGUE PIE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TALIBAN SEIZE ARSENAL OF U.S.-MADE WEAPONS
• CANADIAN LEADERS WITH A TERM OR TWO UNDER THEIR BELT HAVE OFTEN FACED SUPREMELY IMPOLITE DEMONSTRAT­ORS. SOME OF THE MOST DEFINING IMAGES WERE IN HOW THEY RESPONDED TO THE RABID MOB.
• Liberal candidate allowed to run despite allegation­s
• `I was not going to extend this forever war'
• U.S. regulators' rejection threatens CN'S KCS deal
• Canada's economy shrinks in Q2, catching economists by surprise
• South Korea forces Google, Apple to open up app store pay systems
• CANADA ON TOP OF THE WORLD AGAIN
• Elks release lineman Ruby due to COVID protocol breach
• REBUILD ON TARGET: FC EDMONTON COACH
• Time for F1 to ease COVID protocols: Mclaren CEO
• HOROSCOPE by Jacqueline Bigar

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