Edmonton Journal - 2017-05-12

• Office vacancy rate doubles
• Province launches review of photo radar guidelines
• THE BAR IS SET HIGH
• Blatchford on the sin of free speech in Canada
• This city owes a debt to underrated Ed Gibbons
• Red Deer public board argues for one system
• President contradict­s earlier Comey claims
• Chiefs to discuss naming homicide victims
• Government mulls break after long weekend for Alberta MLAs
• Action plan to battle sexual violence a first for Alberta
• Mother, 31, faces murder charge in baby’s meth overdose
• Canadian soldiers cheer on Oilers while racking up assists in Ukraine
• Economist sees reason for optimism in tide of uncertaint­y in U.S.
• NAIT, CAE Healthcare enter into research partnershi­p
• Massage therapist not guilty of sexual assault
• Hard-working nurses the backbone of our health-care system
• THANK YOU, OILERS
• Self-care key to fighting off compassion fatigue
• ‘APPARENT THOUGH NOT ACTUAL INCEST’
• GRADE 11 STUDENTS IN LAMBTON KENT, ONTARIO, WILL STUDY INDIGENOUS AUTHORS INSTEAD OF SHAKESPEAR­E. ‘REALLY, WE’RE TALKING ABOUT 15TH CENTURY VERONESE LANDLORDS,’ SAID A BOARD OFFICIAL.
• Fined for ‘stealth’ climb of Everest
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT DIVORCE IN ITALY
• Tories should support infrastruc­ture bank Opposing plan just because it isn’t their own
• Conservati­ve hopefuls fighting over memes
• Random breath samples defended
• CHANGING THE NARRATIVE
• ‘They wanted all of us to blow ourselves up’
• Boy’s recovery a Fatima ‘miracle’
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• BOMBARDIER CHAIRMAN TAKES A STEP BACK
• ‘Significan­t doubt’ on lender’s survival
• Telus profit leads strong quarter for Canada’s wireless market
• Moody’s lowers Big Banks a notch over debt worries
• Enbridge to spend $1B for expansion in B.C. natural gas
• STARTUP DISRUPTING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS
• Tone-deaf advertiser­s: Teach them how to hear
• Aimia dips as Air Canada plans loyalty program
• Regulators to proceed with ‘best interest’ standard
• RITCHIE’S ROYAL BLUNDER
• HOSTAGE SITUATION
• Actor targets obsessions
• The Wall faces barriers
• WALLS OF SOUND
• Dashing performer redefines role
• A Rough Experiment
• NORMAN DISPLAYS MODERATE CHARMS
• Welcome to another whitewashi­ng controvers­y
• IN HER OWN WORDS
• Five-O rides the big ratings wave
• SENS CARRY CANADA’S HOPES
• CANADIAN ON A ROLL
• Injury woes an annual rite for Stamps’ offensive line
• NHL concussion protocol needs more clarity
• Eskimos loading up for training camp
• DISAPPOINT­MENT GIVES WAY TO FUTURE PROMISE
• Oilers prove they are more than a one-man show
• LET’S GET PHYSICAL OUT WEST
• SEN-TIMENTAL FAVOURITES
• Ovechkin finished the playoffs with a lower-body injury
• ‘MY GAME IS CLOSE TO BEING EXTREMELY GOOD’
• HIT THE GAS, OR UP THE CHASSIS? 2017 FORD GT PROVES SLEEK IS IN
• TOWING MADE EASY
• OFF-ROAD CHAMPION
• A few things you may not know about the Ford GT supercar
• MCLAREN’S MANIC 720S IMPRESSIVE SEQUEL TO 650S
• Ram 1500 Promaster gets the job done

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