Edmonton Journal - 2017-03-25

• RESEARCH GOES VIRAL
• ALBERTA AS CASH COW?
• Trump gives nod to Keystone XL
• MASTERTON MEMORIAL
• AN ODE TO LIFE
• The inside scoop on Wildrose-PC merger group — kind of
• Former WHLer makes his mark in sledge hockey
• CHBA-ER 2017 Awards honour top builders
• Cod return — and they’re hungry
• Mother recounts ordeal after man rammed her car
• Trump blames Democrats for health bill failure
• Homan rink looks for clean sweep at Worlds
• MERGER ‘DISCUSSION GROUP’ HAS A CONNECTION TO SCANDAL
• Order ‘changes nothing’: Baptist schools’ lawyer
• Catholic board floats 4-year high school option
• DeWit ready to take on some new challenges
• Emil Radita joins wife in appeal of conviction
• FOLLOWING HIS PASSION
• Werklund gives Olds College $16M for ‘smart agricultur­e’
• Remains of First World War soldier identified as sergeant from Alberta
• ENERGY EFFICIENCY GOOD FOR ALBERTA’S ECONOMY
• ASIRT clears RCMP officer in Red Deer shooting
• So much for a liberal society
• Broken dreams in the promised land
• Why did TV set cost $14,000, MP asks
• O'Toole overtakes Scheer; Saxton dares to be dull in Tory race
• Family court’s ‘conniving’ parents
• Veterans advocates slam federal inaction
• Russian agent killed Kremlin critic, Ukraine claims
• U.S. probes deadly Mosul airstrike
• NAFTA changes could force BRP from Mexico: CEO
• Tax plans could be target in review: Morneau
• POT RULES ADD HAZE TO BOOKS
• Sending BlackBerry staff to Ford left CEO with mixed feelings
• Trumps’ plans for hotel chain raise ethics concerns
• DRESS CODE’S GREAT DIVIDE
• When dismissal with cause seems clear, but really isn’t
• KITCHEN LOOKS BIGGER, BRIGHTER WITH ‘NEW CHARACTER’ AFTER REFACING MAKEOVER
• THE PROBLEM WITH PLUTO
• BATTLING BLIGHT
• Making Afro ‘normal’ in a society that favours straight hair
• “SECRETLY JEALOUS”
• Comfy plus cosy equals creative
• REGENCY EARNS EXCELLENCE AWARD
• NOT ALL UPGRADES COME WITH A MAJOR PAYBACK
• THE INTERNET CAN BE A GARDENER’S BEST FRIEND
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• QUITTIN’ TIME?
• Striker’s metal is best played loud ... real loud
• SATISFYING BRUNCH BECKONS NOT FAR FROM LEGISLATUR­E
• Porkapaloo­za barbecue festival shifting venues to Northlands
• ‘WHY HAVE I DONE THIS?’
• Author and illustrato­r duo mine a rich vein
• Chappelle resurfaces on Netflix
• CHiPs fans unhappy with movie
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• WHERE THE OLD WAYS LIVE ON
• G means great adventure along the Ganges
• Brossoit poised to make rare start
• WINDSOR’S GOLDEN BOY LOVES TO CHUG AND RUN
• U.S. HOCKEY FIGHT KEEPS INEQUALITY IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• Tiger’s tell-all a little thin on insight
• Nothing could be finer for Carolina than Sweet wins
• Ray shelves retirement talk to play in Trestman’s offence
• Ottawa owner wants ‘whiner’ Crosby to pay
• Als’ receiver eyes reception record

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