Edmonton Journal - 2014-04-04

• POLICE OFFICER, ATHLETE, SOLDIER A real-life comic book hero
• Meat lovers on the hook as prices rise
• Five replacemen­ts for Letterman.
• Edmonton Motorshow biggest yet.
• April 4, 1946: Alaska Highway comes officially under Canadian control
• Waterfall repairs could cost $2.6M
• Measles case in city prompts exposure warning
• Energy firms among top political donors
• Horne wants action on lung cancer delay
• Mounties in low-speed tractor chase
• Gate’s future unclear
• Top court overturns acquittal of men who filmed sex with teens
• ‘As soon as I hit the ground, it was lights out’
• Finalists named for Emerald Awards
• Stelmach likes Tories’ chances
• High-tech heart device could revolution­ize cardiac care
• Report suggests committee look into child deaths
• “Inequality is injustice ... it’s that simple.”
• Intriguing appeals coming up
• Fort Hood killer a ‘laid-back’ music lover
• Kyiv claims Yanukovych ordered snipers
• Rob Ford claims he’s been ‘cleared’
• Federal politician­s face rising pension contributi­ons
• Demand for French immersion soars
• Provinces pressure U.S. company to slash price of cystic fibrosis drug
• Victims’ rights bill would limit judges’ discretion
• Swelled with nationalis­t pride
• Change must go beyond PR exercise
• Math basics and phonics the tried-and-true methods
• Rail rules could boost Buffett
• Canada is losing edge in exports
• Economists want better mortgage data
• Changing perception­s about working in retail
• Bitumen diluent demand will double by 2020, report says
• WestJet fills more seats but not all
• Rise of the midstream
• TSX dropS aS TraderS look To jobS daTa
• Mozilla co-founder resigns as CEO following protests
• Captain courageous
• Captain America in five takes
• Cave paintings for a modern age
• Monster with a twist
• Biblical epic endures flood of scorn
• Behind Afflicted
• Le Week-End a ‘celebratio­n’
• Parental ordeal a tense drama
• Spidey gets operatic treatment
• Broken but unbowed
• Young actor relishes his wild-child role
• 50 years ago, Beatles swept top of Hot 100
• MOVIE CLOSE - UPS
• Hope’s sweet end
• Untiring poet remains upbeat
• Historical romance novel falls flat
• LITERARY EVENTS
• Digging deep into Duke
• Man behind the star, deep and complex
• BESTSELLER­S
• Oil Kings dominant in Game 1 victory
• Koe has two shots at world final berth
• Canada’s Eugenie Bouchard tops Venus
• Ryan Smyth one goal from power play record
• Dissecting the Canucks’ disappoint­ing year
• Oil Kings worth seeing this playoff run
• Habs blueliner Murray hit with three-game ban
• Dramatic OT win keeps Leafs playoff hopes alive
• Canadian leads Oxford in historic Thames race
• Kentucky star headed home for Final Four
• HOROSCOPE
• Jaguar means business with F-Type coupe
• Time to revive some quirky old driving ideas
• Lack of sound and fury may hurt F1
• Well-equipped Forte 5 packs pleasing punch
• Kia’s Forte Koup fast and classy
• Big Durango Citadel rises above
• Buyer beware the Chevrolet Aveo
• Big draw for designer talent
• Fashion originals close enough to touch
• Success no easy ride in the fashion industry
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