Edmonton Journal - 2018-05-10

• ‘THIS IS OUR RELIGION’
• City needs to work with us: Thales
• ‘Privacy-thinking’ can’t be allowed to trump civil liberties
• MARKET-ABILITY
• RENEWED INTEREST
• Home Capital expects renewals amid new rules
• Drug-impaired driving is far too common: expert
• Syrian teen’s experience inspires novelist
• 102 Avenue, 125 Street bike lanes to get another look
• Guitarist Wild T continues to show his Spirit
• Canadian Utilities may sue over compensati­on
• Bike lane tweaks aim to improve flow in 102 Avenue and 125 Street area
• Groundbrea­king research nets Alberta profs 2018 Killam Prizes
• Bakery sends ‘OK to be gay’ rainbow doughnuts to UCP MLA
• Man, 21, charged after teen struck in crosswalk
• Father pleads guilty to sex offences against daughter
• STARS team rescues senior lost in Smoky River area
• Man charged in city’s 11th homicide of ’18
• Woman in racist-rant video filmed at Lethbridge Denny’s loses job with Dodge dealer
• Legislatio­n amended to broaden bubble zones
• Almost 100,000 registered to donate organs after Humboldt
• Caribou declines could lead to federal measures
• Effects of oilsands vary among animal species, ecological study finds
• Highway policies must move into 21st century
• Checking in with mentally ill friend can be critical
• Lawsuit alleges Indigenous people were subjected to medical experiment­ation
• TRUMP THANKS KIM FOR FREEING AMERICANS
• Ex-envoy chides ‘totalitari­an’ Liberals
• JUSTIN TRUDEAU HAS PROMISED TO APOLOGIZE FOR CANADA’S 1939 REFUSAL TO ACCEPT JEWISH REFUGEES.
• ROCKEFELLE­R ART NETS $646M.
• Trudeau silent on gay rights in Museveni talks
• Iranian leader lashes out at Trump
• ‘My moral compass is strong’: Haspel
• “It’s not just about mood” Depression can consist of 227 different combinatio­ns of symptoms
• Detectives scour Michigan forest for missing girls
• Alligators off the hook in husband’s death
• CALLINGWOO­D FARMERS MARKET
• ARTIST’S WORK BRINGS CEMETERIES TO LIFE FISH GRIWKOWSKY
• Newport and its world-class music festival offer Rhode Island visitors a journey through the heart of New England
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES On BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• Saskatchew­an seeks standing in B.C. pipeline case
• BoC increases key metric to assess eligibilit­y for homebuyers
• Kinder Morgan investors urged to consider sustainabi­lity risks
• Enbridge cuts debt from Spectra deal with US$2.5B in asset sales
• Canadian growers rule global trade in legal marijuana
• Retail apocalypse fears: Investors still spooked despite RioCan’s solid Q1
• Retail rivals fighting hard for Toys ‘R’ Us sales: Spin Master
• HOROSCOPE
• Former NHLers, amateurs hitting ice to help homeless
• Game 7 touchstone moment for Winnipeg Jets franchise
• Dahlgren’s stickhandl­ing music to his parents’ ears
• Tiger, Phil relationsh­ip mellows with age
• MISTAKES AMPLIFIED IN GAME 7
• Toronto enjoys eighth-inning hit parade
• James Paxton’s no-hitter for Seattle Tuesday was impressive.
• NBA Western final: ‘We’ll see who is better’
• UJIRI DEFENDS RAPTORS AGAINST LEGION OF HATERS
• Caps, Bolts headed for netminders’ duel?
• Testimonia­l

Edmonton Journal - 2018-05-09

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