Edmonton Journal - 2018-04-26

• HERE’S TO CHILD CARE
• Police fail to notify public of infant’s 2016 murder
• E. COLI MYSTERY SOLVED
• Edmonton is lovely and all, but let’s not kid ourselves
• AFTER VAN RAMPAGE
• Saskatchew­an fights federal carbon tax in court
• Titans pull off unpreceden­ted Triple Crown
• Security fears amid bid for Aecon
• Most sports fields set to open Friday
• CAN NDP DUCK CRITICISM OF ITS GREEN BONA FIDES?
• Estranged husband fails to have share of wife’s lottery win put in trust
• Notley calls decision to honour Suzuki ‘tone deaf’
• Scarce dollars for affordable housing mean tough choices for city
• City keeps stop names simple on the west LRT extension
• Texts showed killings were planned, Crown says
• Keeping seniors moving and a Twitter kerfuffle
• Pilots land aircraft on Calgary street after loss of power
• Push for accountabi­lity about finding value at city hall: Nickel
• Battling prostate cancer, Eskimos president helps launch fundraiser
• Don’t give away high school football’s home turf to pro soccer
• UNIVERSITY GETS IT RIGHT
• TORIES ARE NOT IN A POSITION TO SERIOUSLY CHALLENGE LIBERAL DOMINANCE IN QUEBEC. BUT TRUDEAU NEEDS TO RACK UP THE VICTORIES THERE TO COMPENSATE FOR EXPECTED LOSSES FURTHER WEST.
• 94-YEAR-OLD IS SIXTH TORONTO VAN ATTACK VICTIM IDENTIFIED.
• DID MACRON KILL THE ‘TRUMANCE’?
• EX-POLICE OFFICER SUSPECTED OF BEING THE GOLDEN STATE KILLER.
• Liberals accused of jobs grant hypocrisy
• Joly: Arts funding to be tied to harassment-free workplace
• Liberals and NDP locked in a bidding war
• ‘Gay purge’ settlement expands back to 1955
• A HISTORIC UNION
• MISSING MAN?
• CITY PLAYWRIGHT PUTS A NEW SPIN ON SHERWOOD FOREST
• Fleetwood Mac to perform at Rogers Place Nov. 10
• TORONTO BLUEGRASS QUARTET RAMBLES ON
• Three lesser-known works sure to wow choral audiences
• Newport and its world-class music festival offer Rhode Island visitors a journey through the heart of New England
• Local rockers Fool’s Tongue continue to evolve — and grow
• ARTISAN LOYALIST ALBUM ILLUMINATE­S BATKE’S PATH
• Users still like Facebook as numbers rise despite data scandal
• Hit by bad hedges, Cenovus posts $914M loss
• C Series set to become just another Airbus after deal: sources
• Stress tests squeezed millennial­s’ homebuying budgets
• Big Three pitch cheaper data plans to address affordabil­ity concerns
• Spin Master sues Mattel over patents for robot toys
• Pens-Caps rivalry ‘fun to be a part of’
• Calgary plans bigger fan fest during 2019 Grey Cup Week
• Saints captain Harris showing his talent at head of the pack
• Company sticking it to Swiss sticker collectors
• Bruins blow past Leafs in third period to win series
• FIRST ROUND OF PLAYOFFS MORE FIZZLE THAN SIZZLE
• Shoe brands, NBA blamed in probe of NCAA
• RAPTORS ONE WIN AWAY FROM SURVIVING WIZARDS
• Vezina candidates meet in second round showdown
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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