Edmonton Journal - 2017-04-21

• Child interventi­on revamp at hand
• Rec centre to have ‘urban park’ vibe
• NATURALLY CUTE DOCUMENTAR­Y
• LOWER FARES TAKE FLIGHT
• Self-evaluation time for Oilers star McDavid
• Trump slams Canada over energy, lumber and dairy
• Racism spotted on outhouse gives city man sick feeling
• Feds could see $120 billion windfall over carbon tax
• Probe over deleted emails launched by privacy boss
• Paris gunman kills officer, wounds others
• Low-income tax filers can expect benefits
• Oilers fans embrace some wild playoff superstiti­ons
• Round dancers’ trail leads to Rogers Place
• Predicting hockey results takes dogged determinat­ion
• The one, the only: The Legendary Shoe Sale at Army & Navy
• MLAs bury hatchet on alleged altercatio­n
• Pot fans at 4/20 rally divided on merits of legalizati­on bill
• Group tells city police youth have solutions and need to be heard
• ‘We’re the voice of Bryan’ says gang victim’s mother
• Trial hears murder suspect’s alleged confession
• Time to stop being awash in red ink and phase out oilsands
• ALBERTANS COME FIRST
• Radical greens target museum’s lobbyist links
• Can your old boss badmouth you? Yes.
• Committee wants to grill CBC on history show
• Canadians held in humansmugg­ling bust
• Text creates trouble for Halifax bureaucrat
• Tories want price tag for pot registry system
• Former veterans’ ombudsman enters NDP race
• Report seeks preventive policy for homelessne­ss
• Brexit cited as first round of voting nears Le Pen backers predict Sunday surprise
• South America’s refugee crisis
• Cave diver survives 60 hours in an air pocket
• Court to review hydro deal that sparked feud
• CRTC’s price rules end Videotron’s unlimited music
• Canadian Tire hopes home renos paint a brighter picture
• Postmedia, union approve agreement to save jobs at Vancouver newspapers
• BP mulls sale of oilsands assets
• Ontario slaps 15% tax on foreign buyers in plan to cool housing
• Why economics of building apartments just got worse
• Home Capital shares drop after regulator’s allegation­s it misled shareholde­rs
• CSE making pitches to win over tech startups
• Rogers must let Telus broadcast Sportsnet in full 4K, CRTC says
• BEHIND THE SCENES
• PROMISE UNFULFILLE­D
• FORGET UNFORGETTA­BLE
• Free Fire falls flat
• South African actor enjoys slipping back to the 1970s
• AND THEN THERE’S MAUDIE
• ‘Right film, wrong time’
• Oprah flexes acting chops in new HBO docu-drama
• Onegin among ‘trickiest parts’
• EXPLORERS YARN MAY INDUCE ZZZ’S
• Their Finest proves war is heck
• WALT WHITMAN’S MAN-UAL FOR LIFE
• More and more people are looking for the write stuff
• Making smart choices now can fend off future issues
• THE SEASON FOR ROMANCE
• ARMENIANS IN CANADA
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES On BRIDGE
• ON THE WAR PATH
• Actress learns on the job
• Blue Bloods popular
• Torres ‘always an Oiler’ despite split allegiance­s
• RANGERS ON THE VERGE
• BLUE JAYS IN STATE OF FLUX
• Education continues for rookie Caggiula
• Holtby has looked shaky, but Caps keep the faith
• Draisaitl spear sure sign of simmering frustratio­n
• NO SUPER BOWL REMATCH TO OPEN 2017 NFL SEASON
• ‘Renaissanc­e man’ is ruthless on the court
• BLG AWARDS NOMINEES
• THUNDER NEED MORE THAN JUST WESTBROOK
• Milwaukee routs Raps in Game 3
• TRAILHAWK IS A SOLID RIDE OFF-ROAD AND IN THE CITY
• SEDAN SITS IN THE SHADOWS
• THE GOLF OF THE FUTURE
• Pot: the new danger in impaired driving
• STRETCH YOUR FUN WITH MINI’s 5 DOOR
• TRIUMPH SCRAMBLER EXCELS AS A STREET BIKE
• Have a need for speed? Check out these options
• Audi Sport to add eight new models
• Step beyond the norm in vibrant, eclectic Paisley

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