Edmonton Journal - 2016-03-31

• Albertans split on federal economic plan: poll
• $66M trail planned for Jasper
• A STRANGE (JAZZ) DUET
• WHEAT KINGS FIGHT BACK
• 3 generation­s of First Nations family killed in blaze
• Workmanshi­p on Walterdale span comes under fire
• Alberta’s big players think outside the province
• Arts facility speaks to university’s ambition
• Bank of Canada predicts slow recovery
• Work finally underway at stalled developmen­t
• Another downtown tower gets update
• Two women arrested in robberies at gas station
• HIV-positive man admits trying to sexually assault woman, 64
• Two more homicides bring city total for the year to 11
• ‘Mathematic­s’ excluded Edmonton, says Trudeau
• Spiralling transmissi­on costs hit power bills
• Researcher­s seek ways to make fracking greener
• RCMP recognize officers for bravery while on duty
• Lac La Biche to receive permanent dialysis units
• It’s time to step up and end violence against indigenous women
• CIVIL SERVICE NEEDS PARITY
• Health minister cool to pay-for-plasma clinic
• WIDOW RENATA FORD AND HER DAUGHTER STEPHANIE WAIT TO BEGIN THE FUNERAL PROCESSION FOR FORMER TORONTO MAYOR ROB FORD ON WEDNESDAY. “I KNOW MY DAD IS IN A BETTER PLACE — AND HE’S THE MAYOR OF HEAVEN,” STEPHANIE EULOGIZED.
• Dion’s vapid policy swing
• IT’S TIME TO END THE POLITICAL SYSTEM OF CORPORATIO­NS PAYING TO GET ACCESS TO MINISTERS, SAYS ANDREW COYNE WHO SUGGESTS A FEW RULES TO CREATE A NEW CAMPAIGN FINANCE REGIME.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT KANYE’S MURAL
• TRUMP RECANTS ABORTION COMMENT
• Trudeau brings clean slate to nuclear summit
• horoscope
• Orchestra boss quits amid court battle
• McCallum pledges to find new ‘solutions’ for refugees
• No quick end to Oilers’ misery
• KEITH’S HISTORY AT PLAY HERE
• Ghomeshi no longer fits the CBC’s brand
• Oil Kings look to maintain momentum in WHL series
• Police officer a leader on the ice
• Edmonton again least-popular destinatio­n among NHL players
• GIBBONS HAS EARNED RESPECT OF CLUB’S MANAGEMENT TEAM
• Chan sits third in return to world championsh­ip
• Teenage Canadian phenom embracing LPGA spotlight
• 50 FEELS GREAT FOR RAPTORS
• Edmonton to host only Canadian FISE event
• Ruling means just one pipeline injunction
• Disputed chemical used in most cans
• Valeant tries to relax loan terms, sources say
• The golden opportunit­y
• HOW DO YOU KNOW AN INNOVATIVE IDEA IS WORTH PURSUING?
• Diversific­ation pays off for Lululemon in Q4
• ONE PLAY, TWO LANGUAGES
• LIVE MUSIC
• GALLERIES & MUSEUMS
• UPCOMING
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