Edmonton Journal - 2018-03-15

• Sikhs mark new year on city man’s calendar
• Bail hearing delay leads to stayed assault charges
• STEPHEN HAWKING: 1942-2018
• FREE AT LAST
• Man accused in U-Haul attack to stand trial
• Students across U.S. protest gun violence
• Oilers prepare to shut down Klefbom for season
• Kenney quick with a quip, but slow on climate policy
• Never mind the gondolas — let’s get LRT right
• Pipeline protesters unbowed, court hears
• Bilous apologizes for slur targeting leaders in B.C.
• Alberta announces $54M to help cities get greener
• NDP aims to boost number of students in tech sector
• Kidnapper gets 10 years for abducting businessma­n
• Council to consider inclusiven­ess panels
• Nexen pleads not guilty in fatal 2016 explosion
• Committee seeking $1.39M for suicide prevention plan
• New portable imaging system shines light on concussion­s
• Tillerson’s ouster makes world more dangerous
• Evidence-based pharmaceut­ical policies needed
• UCP leader steers clear of debate over abortion clinic buffer zones — for now
• Foreign money and our elections
• BRITISH PRIME MINISTER THERESA MAY EXPELS 23 RUSSIAN DIPLOMATS OVER THE POISONING OF A FORMER RUSSIAN SPY ON BRITISH SOIL, RAISING TENSIONS BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES TO LEVELS NOT SEEN SINCE THE COLD WAR.
• Singh denounces terror in wake of video revelation­s
• Loblaw gift card process scrutinize­d
• Residentia­l schools have effect for generation­s
• Pennsylvan­ia election may indicate shift
• HOMEGROWN SOUL-BLUES SINGER READY FOR MORE
• PORTRAIT PROJECT KICKS OFF JASPER AVENUE’S NEW ART HOLE
• Big Valley Jamboree rounds out its lineup
• Controvers­y dogs East Coast show
• Food waste fighters surge on
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• CANADA GAINS U.S. ALLY IN PRO-NAFTA ADVISER
• Empire gains traction on turnaround as competitio­n heats up
• Economy woes plague Ontario as it heads into key election
• Navy SEAL tenets help in navigating tricky credit industry
• HOROSCOPE
• OILERS FALL TO SHARKS IN OVERTIME
• Good things on display for Oilers as team heads to merciful finish line
• Kieser has finger on Bears’ pulse
• Nugent-Hopkins looks as good as ever after rib injury
• KLINGBERG A STAR WORTH NOTING
• HAWKS @ JETS
• Tragedies connect two NCAA opponents
• Canada’s youngest team member skis to bronze
• McKeever turns resentment into golden moments
• Valanciuna­s takes on all comers, big and small
• Spurs are off their usual torrid pace, but there’s no panic yet
• Wie back on winning path after tough year

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