Edmonton Journal - 2017-04-18

• SHOWING THEIR TRUE COLOURS
• Public to be consulted about controvers­ial bridge
• OILERS ADAPT TO WIN
• Call for pot ban in risky jobs
• SHERYL CROW
• Fifty years ago, she blazed a trail in Boston
• NDP rushng input on labour reforms
• Canada leads G7 in growth
• Omar Khadr’s criminal record filled with errors
• What goes in, must come out at Rogers Place
• House prices in first quarter are flat in Edmonton but soaring in Toronto
• Undersea scorpions fearsome predators
• Firefighte­rs cut paths into ice to save horses
• Police probe death of woman at northeast Edmonton home
• Alberta supports trade deal talks with China
• Warm summer increases forest fire risk: expert
• Conservati­onist Locke leads charge to stop global-scale disaster
• Education survey used to justify ministry’s pre-determined path
• RAISED LRT MISGUIDED
• Did Liberals peak too soon?
• A NEWFOUNDLA­ND MAN WHO POSTED ANGRY TWEETS FOLLOWING A POLICE SHOOTING FOUND HIMSELF DETAINED AND LOCKED UP IN A MENTAL INSTITUTIO­N. WAS THIS A CASE OF STIFLING POLITICAL DISSENT?
• SOCIAL MEDIA HORROR STORIES.
• ‘Mock IED’ likely not bomb: expert
• Spotlight turns to panel probing judge
• Bank CEO salaries play catch-up
• Food deflation softening
• Netflix on the verge of hitting 100M subscriber­s
• LePage warns of housing ‘market whiplash’
• Carmakers create incubators for smart cities technologi­es
• Sky’s the limit for air service
• TO PANIC, OR NOT TO PANIC?
• HALL CALL FOR COLE
• TALBOT HAVING THE TIME OF HIS LIFE
• Eskimos huddling up since Hervey’s ouster
• KASSIAN HITTING PEAK PISANI WITH RECENT STRING OF PLAY
• Sharks’ offence has lost its bite
• Habs imposing their will on Rangers
• Leafs in charge after OT victory
• Bruins attempt comeback, but Senators close it out
• Johnson ready to fill in for Flames
• Leicester seeks to defy odds, prolong ascent
• Raptors’ poor starts are in the team’s DNA
• Irving scores 37 as Cavaliers hold on to beat Pacers
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• HUMBLING TIMES BUT JAYS REMAIN UPBEAT
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• THAT’S A RAP FOR SCIENCE
• BEYOND SONS
• HOLLYWOOD STRIKES OUT
• TV is still the screen of choice
• Archie returns with a twist
• SECOND-HAND INFORMATIO­N
• PLL gets ready for finale

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