Edmonton Journal - 2017-04-01

• SHIMMERING SILVER
• TERWILLEGA­R TRAFFIC CRUNCH
• ‘I HATE YOU ... I DETEST YOU’
• IT’S ‘DOUGHNUT PARTY’ TIME
• Turning out the lights on night train treks
• Looking at the ‘Don Cherry’ of indicators
• Perfect blends help make useful room beautiful
• Playoff-bound Oilers prepare for a weekend Duck hunt
• Let’s make Rogers a safe Place
• Time for a unite the centre plan?
• Learning from Ontario’s woes
• Forecasts raised as GDP surges
• NDP ‘bullying’ schools over gay-straight issue: Lawyer
• Man shot by police remains in hospital
• Alberta universiti­es consider joint survey on sexual violence
• New provincial regulation­s announced for training, certifying service dogs
• Woman gets 11 years for killing
• Alberta’s political parties are now back in the black
• Dismembere­d victim’s kin leave court during apology
• Alberta to borrow $2B to cover electricit­y losses
• Lethbridge man surrenders 101 dogs to Alberta SPCA
• Discussion­s crucial before ’6Os Scoop apology, Notley says
• Energy watchdog looks to cut number of oil spills
• Wildlife corridors ‘overrun’ by people and dogs
• Review of NDP change to electrical system now underway
• EDMONTON POISED TO RIDE MACHINE-LEARNING BOOM
• THE TREATMENT OF ANTI-GOVERNMENT PROTESTERS IN CARACAS HAS PROMPTED FEARS VENEZUELA IS SLIDING INTO DICTATORSH­IP.
• Am I PROUD or am I PAINED?
• Liberals prepare Buy American retaliatio­n
• PACIFISTS BE DAMNED — OR JAILED
• Choosing party leaders: a rethink
• DND moves explosives out of new storage site
• 5 THINGS ABOUT ATLANTA BRIDGE COLLAPSE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• new York Times sunday crossword
• aces on bridge
• 95,000 files affected in hacking of McDonald’s jobs site
• Eurozone inflation plummets in March
• Ontario regulators turn to courts to collect fines
• Transforma­tion finally paying off
• Hong Kong tycoon buys Reliance for $2.82B
• Re-defining the marketplac­e
• Bombardier execs’ ‘shocking’ pay decried by Quebec after public aid
• CPPIB expresses interest in buying Canada’s airports
• COMMUNITY’S GHOST LINKS
• MAKING TRANSIT WORK
• BRITS BET ON THEMSELVES
• KEEPING THE FAITH IN CUBA
• “ALL IN FAVOR”
• Trim or remove those overgrown cedar trees
• BLACK STONE IN SOUTHWEST LEDUC WELCOMES YOU HOME
• LEDUC’S ROBINSON COMMUNITY HAS IT ALL
• No tall tale: Sungold tomatoes really can climb six floors
• Guilty pleasure
• Time After Time
• COMPETITIO­N CALLS AGAIN
• BACK FROM THE BRINK
• FEELING BLUE OVER A LACK OF PINK FOR BABY BOYS
• Beyond the Big Banks
• Workshop instructor aims for students to catch ‘bread bug’
• Nine women dealing with issues of love, war, discrimina­tion
• ‘CURSED WITH THE POET’S EAR’
• Brilliant, funny, profane
• TAKING ON THE WORLD
• MAJOR TEST FOR BROOKE
• GUSHUE’S CREW A HEALTHIER BUNCH
• YOUNG PLAYERS ASKED TO MAKE IMMEDIATE IMPACT
• Baseball field named after Blue Jays catcher
• Oilers vs. Ducks
• Enjoy autumn river cruise in Europe

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