Edmonton Journal - 2015-04-18

• SIX FOR THE SHOW
• A Journal series focuses on key election races.
• Helen Kostiuk will be silent no more.
• Running around the planet.
• Record Store Day deals and gems.
• Looking up
• Full court
• Grim statistics
• Only the Tories and NDP have full slates this time.
• April 18, 1912: Officials open Royal Alexandra Hospital
• Cyclists set to bare all in naked bike ride
• Hotel seeks items from 100 years of history
• Fix coming for Mill Creek Ravine
• Police ask for info on homicide
• Wildrose leader says he’d aid laid-off airport staff
• Right-wing parties tear into each other
• Edmonton Glenora
• Edmonton- Gold Ba r
• Edmonton- Calder
• Liberals release platform
• Driver sentenced to six-month term
• Freedom of conscience belongs to all
• Father who threw infant jailed
• Incinerato­r foes warn of toxic emissions
• Mountie testifies about day he was shot
• Volunteers help ease tax pains for students
• RCMP, EPS join forces in traffic ticketing blitz
• Fears raised over far-right militias
• More than the sum of its parts
• Saskatchew­an stripping ban won’t apply to charity events
• Duffy paid for advice on Internet trolls
• Court urged to lift secrecy in RCMP case
• Royal heirs and spares
• Google tweaks smartphone search results
• ‘King of clubs’ killed near Tikrit, Iraqis say
• Better latté then never for space station
• Germanwing­s crash prompts talk of flights without pilots
• What to ask before you vote
• This is not her father’s NDP
• Politician­s make arguments hoping we’re stupid
• Professor grapples with our love of violence
• New container ships will dwarf aircraft carriers
• Edmonton music scene has lost an angelic voice
• Protesters give Arctic drill rig cool reception
• ‘It sucks to be in this position ... we want to be there so bad’
• The Oilers’ season-by-season record
• Author of The Tin Drum earned a Nobel Prize
• Silver Willow returns three exploratio­n leases
• App-based limo-for-hire service arrives in city
• Quebec gets tough on pipeline benefits
• Family with single income wants to buy first home in B.C.
• CHINA, GREECE JITTERS PUSH MARKETS LOWER
• U.S. bar-exam results raise questions about the system
• ‘CEO’ Google search reveals how we view women in workplace
• “FRENCH TWISTS”
• Advertiser­s are looking inside your brain
• An art-gallery get-together
• NBC mum on lip-sync contest blunder
• Daredevil the wrong hero for our times?
• Mulgrew memoir has teeth
• Even some of the characters fall asleep
• TV TONIGHT
• TV TONIGHT
• Pens’ one-two punch struggling
• Good for Oregon, good for Edmonton
• Baseball cracks down as Stanozolol resurfaces
• Goaltendin­g a playoffs difference-maker
• Life as the lottery’s grand prize
• Children convert hockey parents into footy fans
• Reading aims to play giant killer
• Eddies’ midfielder has Ice in his veins
• Perry, Getzlaf making presence known early against Winnipeg
• THE PLAYOFF SKINNY
• Raptors counting on their firepower to edge Wizards
• Merritt steals spotlight from Spieth
• Rush can clinch West by beating Colorado
• Bang for your reno buck
• Pre-germinate seeds to eliminate duds
• Design duo reunites for cottage makeover
• Going green the right way
• RIVER’S EDGE VILLAS AT CAMERON HEIGHTS
• Smoke, noisy parties stir up trouble
• Art is what you make it
• Runcations
• Flying first class starts on the ground
• Serenity beckons in Arizona
• Eating in Europe, on a budget and with a view
• Cruise lines testing room-service fee
• Bird lovers flock to Ontario sanctuary
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
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• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Music has power that’s sacred
• The perils of spiritual narcissism

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