Edmonton Journal - 2017-05-06

• A STELLAR INTERSTELL­AR LINEUP
• Canada weighs its options in softwood standoff
• The scourge of human traffickin­g
• Young men are ditching the dad suits for grad
• ‘EGREGIOUS,’ ‘SICKENING’
• TAKING INSIDE OUTSIDE
• Why it’s time to launch a new war on cancer
• Fan has image of McDavid painted on his Rolls-Royce
• Home Capital and what led to lender’s crisis
• Eddies look for elusive road win in Indy
• Fired official promises legal fight with CRTC
• Kenney mum on unity plans as deadline passes
• CIA accused of plotting to assassinat­e leader
• Farm in B.C. mountains proves to be ideal spot
• Candidates get in last shots as vote nears
• Journal team, columnist honoured with national awards
• Seniors say team’s return to playoffs has ‘knit this city together’
• Role of municipali­ties in climate change the focus of global conference in 2018
• Kenney emerges to say nothing new at all
• No firm timelines yet for Keystone XL or Energy East, TransCanad­a CEO says
• Full-day kindergart­en breaks cycle of poverty
• NAIT degree a ‘life changer’ for Punjabi hip-hop artist
• Why your credit score matters (and how to improve it)
• Avalanche buries highway under 15 metres of snow
• Swann urges government to act on mental-health review recommenda­tions
• ALBERTA STILL CATCHING UP ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY
• Clinic offers less expensive fertility treatment options
• THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT’S SUSPENSION OF AUDITS OF CHARITIES FOR POLITICAL ACTIVITY HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH FREE SPEECH AND EVERYTHING TO DO WITH POLITICS, ANDREW COYNE WRITES.
• THE CASE OF THE PECULIAR MARTINI
• Man born out of wedlock can’t inherit from grandmothe­r, Ontario court rules
• ADVISER WARY OF HOME CAPITAL GICS,
• Underemplo­yment drops to lowest rate since 2007
• Husky Energy reports $71M first-quarter profit
• MY KID ISN’T CRAZY
• When replenishi­ng the navy was easy
• MY PICK FOR CONSERVATI­VE LEADER IS ...
• THE CONTENDERS
• “FRENCH CONNECTION”
• EARNING POWER
• THE POWER OF PETUNIAS
• DISCOVER EVENTS IN STONY PLAIN
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• aces on bridge
• Atwood’s alliterati­ve accounts
• Exploring the science of the senseless
• Opening round a confidence builder for Ducks
• RUN FOR THE ROSES
• BLUES KEEP HOPE ALIVE
• PLAYOFF SUCCESS CENTRES AROUND MEN IN THE MIDDLE
• Win the little battles and Oilers might win the war
• SENATORS WALKING A FINE LINE WITH KARLSSON INJURY
• Desperate times call for Ovechkin on the third line
• Lowry-less Raps on verge of extinction
• CFL AIMS FOR DIVERSITY IN FAN BASE
• OVERLOOKED BY GUIDEBOOKS
• ROMANIA’S ‘LITTLE PARIS OF THE EAST’
• SONG RIDER
• FROM WHEELS TO WALLS
• The Lingnan dishes up playoffs-focused fare
• Is Veep dangerous to its viewers’ health?
• The legend of Walt and ‘Kirt’
• GIRL, INTERRUPTE­D
• The Mask of Sanity Jacob M. Appel The Permanent Press
• Singer offers raw honesty in semi-autobiogra­phical tell-all

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