Edmonton Journal - 2018-05-31

• ‘A PERFECT OPPORTUNIT­Y’
• Plan for privately-funded gondola gaining support
• MORNEAU TALKS PIPELINE STAKE
• Bivand’s death exemplifie­s our broken system
• BACK FROM THE DEAD
• Calicdan eager to show he can make an impact with club
• Doctors agree to fee freezes in two-year deal
• Petroleum Club looking for new home downtown
• Gupta bridges ocean of ideas and styles in latest show
• Star-studded lineup is full of fan favourites
• HARD TO IMAGINE KENNEY GETTING THIS FAR ON TRANS MOUNTAIN
• Heaney hiring row continues
• Abortion clinic safe-zone bill approved
• ‘Guns were in the wrong hands’: Brothers held in weapons raid JURIS GRANEY
• TRANSIT ADVISERS PITCH GONDOLA AS SAFE AND GREEN OPTION FOR CITY
• Seven years on, officer’s case finally gets hearing
• Nightclub owner keen to rebuild ‘happy spot’ after suspicious blaze
• More wild animals rescued than ever
• New rules for doctors regarding problemati­c personal relationsh­ips
• St. Albert honours local players killed in Broncos bus crash
• Safe-access zones at abortion clinics pass constituti­onal muster
• PUBLIC SERVICE MUST OWN UP
• Ample land for off-roaders
• Decision that divides a nation
• WHY DOES JEZEBEL TALK LIKE A MAN?
• Oldest lizard fossil shows link to snakes
• Whale of a smelly problem
• Canada hits Venezuela with new sanctions
• Driver fined $400 for glancing at Apple Watch
• U.S. gives unproven drugs a chance
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• Defence misses spending goal by $2.3 billion
• A MOTHER’S JOURNEY
• MURALIST DRAWS BUZZ AT NEXTFEST FISH GRIWKOWSKY
• FOLK FEST ARTISTS
• NEXTFEST 10 TO DO
• ECLECTIC GROOVE ENERGY
• Artist’s plastic lions a fitting symbol for start of Works fest
• From snipers to moms
• Weird Al strips down and revisits deep cuts
• BoC hints hawkish moves are ahead after it keeps key interest rate at 1.25%
• BMO taking claims of data breach ‘extremely seriously’
• Canadian steel and aluminum producers mired in uncertaint­y amid tariff menace
• THREE LITTLE LETTERS COULD SPELL TROUBLE FOR THE LOONIE
• HOROSCOPE
• Wishewan on fast ride with Knights
• CFL BOSS PUSHES FOR EFFICIENCY, LIKES THINKING BIG
• ROBERT TYCHKOWSKI Williams set to make impact with Eskimos receiving corps
• ELLER STEPS UP TO LIFT CAPITALS BACK IN SERIES
• Washington wakes up after Kuznetsov felled by big check
• Shapovalov lone Canadian left in singles
• TIM REYNOLDS WHY GOLDEN STATE WILL WIN
• WHY CLEVELAND WILL WIN BRIAN MAHONEY

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