Edmonton Journal - 2018-05-26

• SEAT FILLER
• CHIEF SAYS HE OFFERED TO STAY
• POWER PLAY
• PUPPY PATIOS
• Arrest symbolic win for #MeToo movement
• As universiti­es change, critics get louder
• New emergency radio system over budget
• Silenced singer turns his hand to painting
• PM’s actions say more than trade talk
• Talks resume after offer rejected
• Northeast bridge plan spiked
• What the Truck?!? returns
• Man pleads guilty in crash that killed three city women
• Knecht served with distinctio­n and deserved a much better farewell
• Off-road group wants increased fees to pay for trail maintenanc­e
• ASBA to create fund in case of shut down
• New guideline to help police better investigat­e sexual assault
• Family pleads for leads two years after slaying
• Call for ethics investigat­ion; Alberta under fire bans
• Plans to expropriat­e land for LRT line proceeding
• Violent offender out on parole, living in city
• KINDER MORGAN KEEPS WINNING IN COURT
• Lack of rain affecting planting of canola crops
• Analysts offer low odds of success for Trans Mountain
• Ex-B.C. premier says pot industry’s in for a wild ride
• Multi-dimensiona­l centre to provide mental health help for struggling youth
• Black Diamond man turns to social media to find missing dogs
• Alleged Ponzi scam worth $20 million, authoritie­s report
• YOUR WORKOUT COMPANION
• Innovators look to turn CO2 into something new
• WestJet, pilot’s union agree on arbitratio­n process, avoid strike
• Camp for ex-foster kids bad for everyone
• TWO MEN ARE BEING HUNTED AFTER THEY WALKED INTO A BUSY INDIAN RESTAURANT WEST OF TORONTO AND DETONATED A BOMB, INJURING 15 PEOPLE. TWO BIRTHDAY PARTIES WERE GOING ON AT THE TIME.
• DID CADETS TRASH QUR’AN?
• Art-fraud court ruling proves inconclusi­ve
• For our youngest and oldest, advances are being made in tackling neurologic­al diseases
• Trump hints at salvaging North Korea summit
• Chinese-led firm would’ve acquired Aecon’s data in deal, experts say
• Canadian business may face sanctions under EU’s new privacy law
• “SUPPRESED URGES”
• West Block Glenora to debut stunning retail and office spaces steps from new LRT stop
• ‘PEOPLE ARE FRAGILE’
• small towns, BIG problems
• You’re just a speck
• DEBUT DRAWS ON HUMOUR
• Faithful unto death
• Compelling thriller has realistic characters
• HOW U.S. AND CANADA DIVERGE ON THE SAD LEGACY OF TORTURE
• IS THIS MAN D.B. COOPER?
• ARCHITECTU­RAL GLASS ART OFFERS VERSATILE STYLE
• There’s no effective cure-all for eliminatin­g voles
• Pop star making Swift real estate transactio­ns
• Averton welcomes spring with down-payment draw
• today’s crossword
• new york times crossword
• new York Times sunday crossword
• aces on bridge
• Bring back the magic: Ten reasons why it’s time to reface your kitchen
• Two whole decades of trial and error produce Yalumba’s complex Viogniers
• THE REVOLUTION WAS TELEVISED
• A SPACIOUS ODYSSEY
• Seven days aboard Queen Mary 2 an ocean-filled adventure
• Konar played way into mix for starting spot
• Gulutzan ready to be good soldier
• Familiarit­y among Oilers’ coaches
• Eskimos ease into tilt against Roughrider­s
• HIGGINS AT HOME ON CFL GRIDIRON
• McPhee’s past and present collide in Cup final
• Shapovalov puts French Open on notice
• THE MONEY WILL BE HUGE — BET ON IT
• Dobson huge for Titan at Mem Cup
• Barker says Manziel could be a hit in CFL
• Faces to watch when Riders clash with Esks

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