Edmonton Journal - 2017-05-15

• Tensions rise with police, watchdogs
• Aspiring Liberal leaders bring baggage from PCs
• SOFTWOOD DISPUTE
• Payday outlets feel pinch of tougher regulation­s
• Mother of late MMA star looking for justice
• Eddies keeper misreads kick to allow late goal
• The threat of Russia’s ‘informatio­n weapon’
• Raitt could beat Trudeau in vote
• Education may provide ‘social vaccine’ against malaria: U of A study
• Energy-hungry Albertans lead way in carbon tax costs
• CASA GALA RAISES $705K FOR NEW CENTRE
• Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation nurse honoured
• FRENCH PRESIDENT EMMANUEL MACRON PARADES IN A MILITARY CAR ON THE CHAMPS ELYSEES IN PARIS AFTER HIS INAUGURATI­ON CEREMONY ON SUNDAY. MACRON VOWED TO FORTIFY THE EU AND REDESIGN FRENCH POLITICS.
• Monday meltdown feared in hacker attack
• IN 2013, CANADA’S HUNDREDS OF CANCER CHARITIES SPENT $2.7B, BUT ONLY 45% WENT TOWARD FIGHTING CANCER. FIFTY-FIVE PER CENT, OR ABOUT $1.5B, WENT TO FUNDRAISIN­G COSTS, SALARIES AND OTHER OVERHEAD.
• LIBERAL TALK TURNS TO MORE DEFENCE SPENDING
• EDITOR QUITS AS FREE SPEECH DEBATE ROARS ON
• OPEN DATA PROVING HARDER TO MINE
• Nugent-Hopkins faces an identity crisis
• DUCKS GET EVEN IN GAME 2
• PILLAR OF STRENGTH
• Warriors dig out of 25-point chasm
• Kim cleans up as TPC’s youngest winner
• Oh, mama: Blue Jays win fifth in a row
• Senators prepared for pummelling in Pittsburgh
• ALBERTA TOUR’S POPULARITY REFLECTS GOLF BOOM
• Mutual admiration between defenceman Russell, Oilers
• U.S. extends win streak at hockey worlds
• ‘IT BREAKS MY HEART TO NOT HEAR MY GIRLS WHEN THEY CRY’
• TIME TO TAKE A BREAK FROM TAKING A SEAT
• Author-trainer gets the last laugh on working out
• The role retinoids play in skin care
• Lads in the medieval ’hood
• new YOrk TimeS crOSSwOrD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Late, late nights for Harry

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