Edmonton Journal - 2018-05-08

• PRIZE-WINNING PAVILION
• New integrity process will have 60-day time limit ELISE STOLTE
• The NDP is as happy with UCP’s convention as UCP
• PROMISES FOR NATIONAL PARKS
• Oilers could trade draft pick: Chiarelli
• Let’s protect our discourse from the howlers
• Ironic twist to B.C. pipeline battle
• NDP vows $5M for counsellor­s in schools
• Coding glitch hampers alert test
• KENNEY IN OTTAWA,
• JOHN IVESON,
• U of A awards honour community ambassador­s
• Health union launches campaign against ‘threats’ posed by UCP
• Notley ‘concerned’ about UCP resolution on gay-straight clubs
• MLA shares cancer diagnosis, youth council ends
• Pipeline obstructio­nism is costing Canadian economy billions
• UCP’S TRUE COLOURS
• City to test various initiative­s to improve core neighbourh­oods
• Rebel staffer awarded $3,500 in civil suit
• Capital Power sues province over compensati­on changes
• Firm to hire workers for water bomber rebuild
• Dust devil hits softball game in Vulcan
• Toronto firm says it has developed new upgrader tech
• PUTIN, POMP AND PROCESSION­S
• THE FIRST WOMAN TO LEAD THE RCMP ON A PERMANENT BASIS HAS HER WORK CUT OUT FOR HER — ENSURING THE STORIED FORCE REFLECTS THE GENDER AND CULTURAL REALITIES OF THE COUNTRY.
• WILD ABOUT THE BIG WEDDING.
• Extent of flood damage becoming clear
• Teen’s data breach case dropped
• ‘No free ticket’ for Nigerians entering Quebec
• An issue only the U.S. can f ix
• Demand outstrips resources at veterans’ mental-health clinics
• Feral dogs kill six children in a week
• Buckley’s exit leaves Stamps in need of QB
• TREAT MATTHEWS LIKE A STAR
• Golden Knights are ‘here to win’
• Philadelph­ia wins to keep season alive
• Predators blank Jets to force Game 7
• CAVS MAKE SHORT WORK OF RAPS
• Washington sends champions packing
• Team Canada improves to 2-1 at worlds
• DIVING PARTNERSHI­P HAS MUTUAL BENEFITS
• Donaldson’s presence adds spark to Blue Jays
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• FAMOUS LAST WORDS
• Can’t we just get along?
• Confrontin­g the evils of history
• CANNES OPENER CHRIS KNIGHT
• Canadian short to screen at fest
• No signs of U.S. budging as nations seek to seal NAFTA deal
• Oilsands emissions could grow over cap, report says
• How to leave a legacy through philanthro­py
• Business of giving gives back for software firm
• Nestlé bets US $7.15B on Starbucks to give java sales much-needed jolt

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