Edmonton Journal - 2018-04-17

• Alberta moves to tighten oil taps
• Transit peace officers’ use of force on the rise, internal statistics reveal
• ‘YOU BE THE BOSS’ SURVEY
• CHARGES IN HIT-AND-RUN
• Once thought all played out, vinyl gets its groove back
• Teacher pleads guilty to using racial slur in classroom
• Albertans’ bankruptcy fears stoked by rate hike
• PM’s adviser sheds little light on Atwal affair
• New CEO takes flight as challenges persist
• Trump lawyer reveals secret client
• Backcountr­y huts to be built by province in Castle Wildland Park
• PAIGE PARSONS Edmonton detective fined $7,000 in anabolic steroid bust
• Notley confident bill can withstand any legal challenge
• USE OF FORCE BY EDMONTON TRANSIT PEACE OFFICERS ON THE RISE
• HOW NEW INSURANCE PRODUCTS PAVE THE WAY FOR ADVANCED TECHNOLOGI­ES
• Younger brother recalls blue-liner’s honesty, humility
• House of Commons offers tribute to athletes
• Social assistance rates lagging behind economy
• City wants to clear up confusion around property damage claims
• Speed up access to cutting-edge cancer therapies
• Alberta prof to write history of U.K. spy agency
• NEW LAW COULD RESTRICT FUEL TO B.C.
• A SMALL B.C. TOWN WAS DELIGHTED TO HAVE A NEW GALLERY SELLING HIGH-END ARTWORKS
• Families recalled from Cuba for mystery ailment
• Chagall sale confirmed to buy French work
• Stanley pleads guilty to gun charge
• May denies orders from Washington on airstrikes
• Supply interrupti­on plagues Tim Hortons franchisee­s
• Vermilion takes chance in ‘unloved’ Canadian rival Spartan
• A NEW DAY IN CANADA
• California governor assails PC plan to ditch system
• Pot firm Aphria’s profits grow to $12.95M on sale of Liberty Health shares
• 125 million subscriber­s and counting ... Netflix’s quest for domination continues
• Death of passwords? New web standard has ‘unphishabl­e’ logins, uses biometrics
• Starbucks CEO sorry for arrest of 2 black patrons, says it ‘is not who we are’
• Fans have their say
• Saints marching toward AJHL title
• A QUIET VISIT TO THE BRONCOS MEMORIAL SITE
• MATTHEWS SEIZES THE MOMENT
• Winnipeg’s Myers still question mark for Game 4
• Devils stun Lightning with late rally
• IBAKA’S STRONG GAME IN PLAYOFF OPENER SPEAKS VOLUMES
• Canadian support for Humboldt unyielding
• 2026 Calgary Olympic bid still possible
• Some pro-Trump Spurs fans turn backs on team
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• HEART TO HEART
• Bucking the doctor can kill you
• Youth leaders can have great impact
• ALL SIGNS POINT TO BRIDAL INDIVIDUAL­ITY KIM COOK
• Goin’, Goin’, Gone, but not forgotten
• All hail the queen
• WEARABLE PLASTICS: THE NEXT TEXTILE INNOVATION

Edmonton Journal - 2018-04-16

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