Edmonton Journal - 2018-05-11

• Teen’s tragedy fuels crosswalk talk
• Big players will dominate retail pot market: experts
• MOMS IN THE MOVIES
• MIDDLE EAST SHADOW WAR
• Aboriginal welcome service connects
• Team welcomes first-round draft picks
• WestJet pilots OK mandate to strike
• Fibre expansion pays off for Telus
• Notley unveils $1.2M pipeline ad campaign
• City fighter hungry for a world title
• Judge criticizes prison in wake of inmate’s suicide
• Alberta pipeline safety record has improved, regulator says
• Senegalese community offers to help slain mom’s kids
• Residents to receive citizen awards
• Gathering at legislatur­e for anti-abortion march
• City economist expects ‘modest growth’
• Video illustrate­s depth of racism in Canada: activist
• PLEASE NOTE: BYLAWS AND RESOLUTION­S ARE SCHEDULED IN SPECIFIC TIME BLOCKS. THE FOLLOWING APPLIES TO ALL PROPOSED BYLAWS AND RESOLUTION­S
• ‘Motherhood and apple pie’ doesn’t cut it
• In a capital of cowards, McCain is a true hero
• Educators’ skills ignored in GSA talk
• City works to engage public on climate change
• Kananaskis golf course re-opening after flood
• Saskatchew­an to use crop dusters to help fight wildfires
• ‘No air of reality’ in pipeline protest
• CALLING IT THE RIGHT THING TO DO, DEFENCE MINISTER HARJIT SAJJAN INTRODUCED A BILL THAT WOULD GIVE VICTIMS IN MILITARY CASES MANY OF THE SAME RIGHTS AND PROTECTION­S AS THOSE IN THE CIVILIAN SYSTEM.
• KOREA SUMMIT SET FOR JUNE 12.
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT ‘NEWFIES’
• Van attack suspect’s family devastated
• Ogres at the off ice? File it under ‘life’
• Drug screening tools still in legal limbo
• Spy kids citizenshi­p case goes to top court
• Scientist, 104, dies in assisted suicide
• In this episode of As the Royal Family Turns: Fergie miffed over party snub
• Public and private sector collaborat­e to fight urban diabetes
• Canadian Tire’s Helly Hansen deal could be launch pad for global expansion: CEO
• Magna CEO uneasy about future, faults government for ‘burdens’
• Would you like a bagel with that? McDonald’s doubles down on breakfast
• Canadian institutio­ns lead way with use of ETFs: study
• Apple, Alcoa-Rio to develop green aluminum process
• Growing global oil prices might not put much wind in Canada’s sails
• Scotiabank scales up in region with stake in Peru lender
• Minto Group set to go public, source says
• new YOrk TimeS crOSSwOrD
• AceS On briDge
• TODAY’S crOSSwOrD
• HIT AND MISSUS
• Cannes you believe it?
• BREAKING IN BREAKS NO NEW GROUND
• ‘A GUY WITHIN A GUY’
• ’People took advantage’
• The feud-al system
• GRUMPY OLD WOMEN?
• Shell game
• A NEW ATTITUDE
• Czech delicacy may be headed across Atlantic
• ‘The periods just kept going on’
• McDavid’s hat trick propels Canada into first
• CANADA’S NEXT SPEED KING
• Jets soar into the final four
• Rinne’s playoff struggles continue in Game 7
• Shapovalov knocks off ‘legend’ Raonic
• Window is wide open for Bolts
• Flower’s post-season prowess in full bloom
• Mariners tee off on Jays’ Happ
• CLIMB INTO G-WAGEN FOR BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
• Plug-in computer chips come with risk
• GENESIS G70 PUTS GERMAN LUXURY GIANTS ON NOTICE
• X7 SWIFT FOR ITS SIZE
• Former VW exec faces charges over diesel scandal
• THE REAL NUMBERS BEHIND FORD’S SHOCKING DECISION
• Recent auto news will leave you hanging

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