Edmonton Journal - 2017-03-14

• Police shoot armed man on street
• EDMONTON STILL LOVES THE NDP, BUT NOBODY ELSE DOES
• CALLING ON DRAISAITL
• THE DRAKE FACTOR
• Ban on private blood collection agencies now in works
• Oilpatch losses expected to hit $1.1 billion in 2017
• It’s too easy to blame latest threats on Trump
• Tensions flare between Netherland­s, Turkey
• Producers seek boost through natural gas deal
• Bison set stage for the prairies
• Edmonton mulls last-minute bid for 2022 Commonweal­th Games
• Ex-Gitmo detainee recovering from 19-hour shoulder surgery
• Government to be ‘aggressive’ on school constructi­on, Eggen says
• City updating its plan to end homelessne­ss
• Final arguments heard in shotgun murder case
• Why vacancies go unfilled when unemployme­nt is high
• CONGESTION WILL WORSEN
• Russian articles smear Chomiak
• Catholic enrolment growing faster
• Campaign on to fund memorial for victims of February crash
• Albertans to give input on labour legislatio­n
• FIRST NATIONS RESIDENTS LIVING ALONG THE JAMES BAY COAST IN NORTHERN ONTARIO HAVE REPORTED AN ALARMING RISE IN POLAR BEAR SIGHTINGS.
• It’s like fighting fire with kerosene
• OPINION POLLS ARE JUST THAT — PEOPLE’S OPINIONS. AND THEY ARE RARELY ACCURATE. BUT SHOULDN’T GOVERNMENT POLICY BE DRIVEN BY MORE THAN THAT, ASKS ANDREW COYNE — LIKE ACTUAL DATA.
• WHAT HAPPENS TO MIGRANTS.
• Scotland seeks new U.K. exit vote
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• VICTORY SETS A NEW COURSE
• MARCH MADNESS
• Jubilant Gushue expects to feel right at home playing in Edmonton
• Veterans counsellin­g younger Oilers to enjoy the bumpy ride
• Travis, Donaldson spring back to action
• WASHINGTON’S WASHOUT JUST A PRE-PLAYOFF TEST
• Is Toronto centre of the Calder universe?
• Canadians pessimisti­c of U.S. NAFTA plan: poll
• $2.7B deal for DH turns Vista Equity into fintech giant
• Private data not compromise­d in site breach: StatCan
• Intel to buy Mobileye in race for driverless future
• TD shares rebound despite allegation­s
• Potential profits seen in carbon capture technology
• KING STILL REIGNS
• Beyond World Water Day
• The puck stops here
• Lithgow returns to TV

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