Edmonton Journal - 2018-05-05

• REACHING NEW HEIGHTS
• MAKING DANCE HIP
• THE RIGHT UNITES IN RED DEER
• SAVIOUR FOR THE STRANDED
• ‘THEIR CITY, TOO’
• Canada should be a powerhouse in fintech
• Want less stuff? Try not buying anything
• Saints’ run to Doyle Cup ends with 7-2 loss
• Is Pride snub a win or loss for UCP?
• U-Haul attack suspect seeks new counsel
• Padmanadi brings vegan options to brunch
• City looks to crowdsourc­e lot data
• Crescent Point promises to do better
• Journal columnist wins national award; cartoonist, photograph­er recognized
• Suspect charged with murder in woman’s death during break-in
• CARNIVAL ATMOSPHERE PREVAILS AT MEGA-SIZED UCP CONVENTION
• Funding for energy efficiency; francophon­e parliament meets
• Okotoks rancher’s firearms case adjourned again
• Raccoon causes 7-hour delay of Air Canada flight
• Bill aims to protect volunteer firefighte­rs from work repercussi­ons
• Classroom improvemen­t fund to continue for another year
• MORE MARKET ACCESS WOES FOR ALBERTA AS GAS PRICES PLUNGE
• Fatal 1978 Snowbird crash left a lasting effect on witnesses
• TRUMP BIGGEST UNKNOWN FOR NORTH KOREA SUMMIT
• B.C. ignores its own environmen­tal woes
• Ottawa prepares to take action to protect caribou
• The fisherman’s final stand
• Border jumpers get free pass
• SEX SCANDAL MEANS NO NOBEL.
• Liberals plan housing for migrants at Quebec border
• Ash, rock spew from Hawaiian volcano
• TRUMP SIDES FIRMLY WITH NRA IN SPEECH
• PALESTINIA­N PRESIDENT APOLOGIZES OVER ANTI-SEMITIC REMARKS
• Markle’s dress? Palace carefully skirts that issue
• Restive Nicaragua poses threat to Ortega
• Air Canada, WestJet cut ties with Hopper over ‘secret fares’
• Canada urged to consider ways to boost business after U.S. tax overhaul
• WHERE INVESTING RETURNS COME FROM
• Shares hit record after Buffett increases investment
• SCIENCE VS. MORALITY
• LOVING THE COUNTRY AND PARTY
• Photograph­er accused of using stuffed anteater in prize-winning shot
• “WHERE HAVE YOU GONE?”
• A COMMITMENT TO THEIR CRAFT
• Ultraviole­t extends far beyond marketers’ on-trend colour selection
• DIAGNOSING A DISMAL GARDEN
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• WINE IN THE WILD NO LONGER MEANS SACRIFICIN­G QUALITY
• PLAYWRIGHT EXPLORES LIFE BEFORE THE OIL BOOM
• Popular bakery and cafe returns in bright new spot
• A new way of learning
• Teachers and students learn together
• DEATH BY DISEASE
• ELABORATE REVELATION IS ON THE HORIZON
• Revamped casino to offer virtual golf
• THE WORLD UNPLUGGED
• And you’re off — to the Kentucky Derby and the southern comforts of Louisville
• Oil Kings good fit for Guenther
• CPL plans include franchise in Edmonton
• Bautista pens heartfelt ‘thank you’ to Toronto
• Canada really is land of lefty batters
• Lightning top Bruins, take 3-1 series lead
• Canada’s team still wears blue
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE

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