Edmonton Journal - 2018-04-19

• Slave Lake mourns loss of Broncos’ Lukan
• Support grows on council for 30 km/h limit
• KINDER MORGAN’S PIPE DREAM?
• TWISTED SISTERS
• Accused Calgary gang leader knows all the tricks
• Scottish Society’s soccer dome a step closer to reality
• Victim in violent robbery at mall remains in hospital
• Teen’s death shows need for proper crosswalk technology
• Judge sentences man to seven years for Ponzi scheme
• University of Alberta’s largest residence will take $117 million and four years to overhaul
• Children’s Services worker faces child porn charges
• Soccer plan for Clarke Stadium draws flak from football boosters ELISE STOLTE
• NOTLEY COULD USE DAY OF GOOD NEWS ON TRANS MOUNTAIN
• High water bills lead to expanded role for advocate’s office
• Drug trafficker sentenced for beating man to death
• Legal Aid lawyers to attend first-appearance hearings in plan to streamline courts
• SAS SHOES CUSTOMER APPRECIATI­ON SALE
• Fort McMurray company charged in death of welder
• Moe balances policy, politics in pipeline battle
• Wait times for seniors suggest health-care crisis
• Eight-year ban lifted on rehab of orphaned cubs
• Pipeline protest greets Trudeau
• The four heroes of Southwest Flight 1380
• B.C. homeopath treats boy with rabid-dog spit
• Bishops push back on apology motion
• Key witness says Cosby accuser told of plot
• Kim talks used to promote Pompeo
• CORGI’S DEATH ‘LAST LINK’ FOR QUEEN
• HOROSCOPE
• AND THE NOMINEES ARE ...
• SPRING INSPIRES FRESH IDEAS FOR CITIE BALLET
• When is a solo debut not really a debut? When you’re a McDade
• 2018 EDMONTON MUSIC AWARDS NOMINEES ALBUM OF THE YEAR DANCE/ELECTRONIC RECORDING OF THE YEAR
• The AMPIA Rosie finalists are in
• MOSCOVITCH’S INFINITY PONDERS TIME, LOVE
• Edmonton Poetry Fest: Making an art form accessible
• KIDS GO HOG WILD FOR PEPPA
• The Deaner does what he does best
• Four reasons to put a San Diego girl’s getaway on your BFF bucket list
• new YOrk TimeS crOSSwOrD
• AceS On briDge
• TODAY’S crOSSwOrD
• WHY INTEREST RATES ARE LIKELY TO RISE AGAIN BEFORE SUMMER
• ‘Political risk’ still seen as a hurdle in pipeline expansion
• Caisse’s stake in Kinder Morgan could bring Quebec into bitter pipeline feud
• CP Rail won’t be ‘held hostage’ in union talks, CEO says
• Tim Hortons feud ‘business suicide’
• Canadian Nordstrom Rack to roll out time-saving mobile checkout in stores
• Roots soars to new high after sales, adjusted earnings beat estimates
• CHILD AND SPOUSAL SUPPORT STOKES THE FINANCIAL PAIN OF SEPARATION
• Thank provincial taxes for Canada’s higher overall tax rate
• Fonteyne enjoying final playoff run with Silvertips
• KNIGHTS’ STORYBOOK SEASON SHOWS NO SIGNS OF ENDING
• FLAMES SEEKING FIRE-TESTED COACH
• ANDERSEN MOVES ON FROM ‘THE SAVE’
• Pittsburgh dominating once again
• Kucherov powers Lightning to victory
• Morrissey hit adds more fire to Jets-Wild series
• DEROZAN’S BUY-IN TO NEW SYSTEM SURE LOOKS GOOD
• Whiff of negativity welcomes slumping Stanton to the Bronx
• Henderson has Canadian golf record in sights
• Majors triumphs create some major memories
• We’re making crypto less cryptic.

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