Edmonton Journal - 2017-04-29

• THE LONG ROAD BACK
• SERIES STRANGLEHO­LD
• Home Capital and its fall from grace
• New bakery owners put in long hours
• How I found my family and identity
• T.O. developer sets sights on downtown
• Alberta bankruptci­es declining
• Many face a new fight — with the insurance companies
• Court decision reunites family
• Dentist looks to put a unique smile on an Oilers fan’s face
• Firm fined $100,000 in oilsands fatality
• Reprimande­d officer granted anonymity
• Pressure is on to assess unharveste­d 2016 crops
• SPCA issues provincewi­de alert for canine parvovirus
• 34 Calgary Uber operators fined on 2015 licensing charges
• Man shot by police in March faces several unrelated charges
• Cashco prepares to revolution­ize lending industry with Real World Banking
• Police and health-and-safety investigat­ors to work together
• ALLDRITT TOWER APPROVAL MAKES IT FEEL LIKE 1917
• Watchdog group seeks appeal to top court over abandoned wells
• Surgeon who ‘played God’ found guilty
• Pope urges imams to teach peace, tolerance
• Imperial Oil CEO defends absence from oilsands consolidat­ion trend
• Boeing seeks tariffs order on Bombardier C Series
• HONEYMOON IS ENDING
• AUSTEN ADAPTATION SATISFIES DESPITE THE MANSPLAINI­NG
• Time to watch what we say around the babies
• CLAIRE CAMERON’S WILD IMAGINATIO­N
• A child’s solitary pleasures
• Many jobs of an actor
• Sex, lies and physics
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• aces on bridge
• REBUILDING AFTER DISASTER
• APPLE ATTACK
• HOW LONG IS TOO LONG TO WAIT?
• COLOMBIA’S HIDDEN JEWEL
• Holland America cruising to 70th anniversar­y of travelling to Alaska
• FOR SOME, THE FIRE IS STILL BURNING
• Wildfire’s effects linger in classrooms
• CYNTHIA STRAWSON
• KEN BL O CK
• COREY SMITH
• ‘Our largest humanitari­an domestic response since World War II’
• Amid the chaos, places of sanctuary emerged — for people and their pets
• Fort McMurray’s resilience inspires home contractor’s Mad Max-style disaster vehicle
• The therapeuti­c power of home constructi­on
• Business owners struggle in economy altered by wildfire
• Artist turns product of destructio­n into works of art
• HOCKEY’S TRUE GRIT
• JONES ISN’T LETTING UP
• Oilers’ rise a testament to Chiarelli’s instincts
• SWEEP RELIEF FOR UNDERDOG SENS
• Eddies in ‘better frame of mind’ as date with free-spending Miami looms large
• Sports groups hope Olympics ideal includes more mixed-gender events
• Eskimos look to hit the jackpot at Vegas mini-camp
• Canada’s mixed curlers off to Olympics
• Raptors learned some lessons in first round

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