Edmonton Journal - 2018-04-02

• ‘If I break down, then I discourage everybody’
• MLA urges action on wasting disease
• ISRAEL REJECTS GAZA PROBE
• DYNAMIC DUO
• Five reasons why trade wars are a bad thing
• There are times when little white lies are OK
• Best pranks from April Fool’s Day
• Using space-age tech to stave off old age
• Aerial firefighti­ng firm sets sights on expansion
• City set to begin debating draft pot rules
• Brent Butt returns to Dog River
• NDP says it’s on track to deliver long-term care beds
• Security firms to benefit from cannabis legalizati­on, former MP says
• Alberta hits 86 flu deaths for the season
• ‘My voice has been stolen’
• St. Albert family drove into ‘line of fire’ on Highway 16
• Alberta teens drink more sugary drinks than Ontario teens: study
• SECOND LIBERAL SLAMS JOB CLAUSE
• CHECKING IN ON BILLS INTRODUCED BY THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT THAT THE HOUSE IS PROBABLY NEVER GOING TO TOUCH AGAIN. WHAT LEGISLATIO­N WILL FALL BY THE WAYSIDE AHEAD OF THE NEXT FEDERAL ELECTION?
• Shark bumps man off board, then attacks
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT KIM AND K-POP
• Hundreds search for boy swept up in river
• Trump says ‘NO MORE’ on deal for ‘Dreamers’
• Uber fatality sends self-drive technology back to drawing board
• Puljujarvi has yet to come of age
• Caggiula dukes it out with Jankowski
• Villanova’s Paschall a handful at both ends
• OILERS GAME DAY
• AAA Pats’ Telus Cup trail ends in Lethbridge
• SMOAKED SALAMI: JAY’S GRAND SLAM SALVAGES A SPLIT
• Gushue gloomy as major curling events teem with teams
• Poulter delivers his own Masters invite with win at Houston Open
• FINDING SUCCESS IN YOUR GYM
• The good and bad of workout pain
• FROM THE BASEMENT TO THE AUCTION HOUSE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD

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