Edmonton Journal - 2018-03-30

• ‘More bang for your buck’
• After 35 years in business, Hap’s is still a happening place
• OLYMPIC DREAMS
• SASK. FIRES TRADE SALVO
• City asks for public input on bus-route overhaul
• Inuit historian pointed way to Erebus
• Blue Jays off to rough start with 6-1 loss to Yankees
• GDP slips as oil, housing take a dip
• ‘Viagra for women’ pill gets green light from feds
• Spielberg writes a love letter to the 1980s
• Elite gamer fails to become the king of Kong
• Behind the scenes of Infinity War
• Brexit countdown at one year
• Men’s Worlds set to kick off in Vegas
• City infill enforcemen­t team reports enormous increase in number of complaints
• Councillor defends police carding despite ongoing race concerns
• NDP begins robocalls, Sikhs gain helmet-law exemption
• Five ill with E. coli after eating at Mill Woods restaurant
• Alberta is becoming less competitiv­e, chamber president says GORDON KENT
• Federal, provincial government­s back idea of Calgary Olympic bid
• Hopefully Senate can contain Trump’s hotheads
• LNG underlines B.C.’s hypocrisy on pipelines
• Hoping council got it right on west LRT
• Lack of trains leaves terminals with glut of oil
• Grain railway backlog another reason to ship oil by pipeline: Notley
• Pokemon Go lawsuit a no go after plaintiff drops complaint
• MUCH-NEEDED KICK IN PANTS TO COURTS
• NORTH AND SOUTH KOREA TO MEET.
• Ancient footprints oldest ever found in Americas
• Boy, 12, charged in blast at Regina school
• Obsessed woman convicted of harassment
• Canada urged to outlaw ‘killer robots’
• Provinces snub federal carbon-pricing scheme
• PM thanks donors at swanky fundraiser
• Family killed in cliff fall saw fame, controvers­y
• Advertiser­s flee Ingraham after tweet
• Royal wedding to be fortified
• Infrastruc­ture program way behind schedule: PBO report
• Dollarama jumps into bulk-buying ring with rollout of e-commerce service
• Smaller players call spectrum auction rules win for competitio­n
• Panda bond coming soon to diversify sources of funding
• SPIELBERG’S GREAT ESCAPE
• Revenge of the nerds
• THE JOY OF SEX
• Of pain and morality
• Edmonton day camps offer excitement for all
• Benefits of soccer camp for kids
• Lucy Haines Kids can (and do) cook at ATCO Blue Flame Kitchen kids camps
• AYA BATRAWY Modest fashion, modest promotion
• McDavid the only answer in loss to Canucks
• Well-rested Saints ready for Wolverines
• Gaudette in NHL after stellar college season
• Donaldson’s ‘dead’ arm not a big deal
• GUYS MAKING THEIR DE-BOOS
• Raptors sing the praises of future hall inductee Nash
• I LOST LOTS OF WEIGHT WITH ZUCCARIN DIET
• LE GRAND ORANGE WAS AN ORIGINAL
• new YOrk TimeS crOSSwOrD
• AceS On briDge
• TODAY’S crOSSwOrD
• THAT UPSCALE FEEL
• Lotus SUV may be based on Volvo XC90 platform
• PORSCHE’S 911 T A PRICEY SWEETHEART
• Simple Sienna big on usability
• AUTO ENTHUSIAST­S ARE YOU READY!
• CADILLAC CT6’S NEW ENGINE GOES ABOVE AND BEYOND
• Diesel vs. gas: weigh cost of DEF repairs
• NICHOLAS MARONESE Detailed rumours indicate Nissan’s Z-car not dead yet
• THE ‘AFFORDABLE’ SUPERCAR

Edmonton Journal - 2018-03-29

Edmonton Journal - 2018-03-31