Edmonton Journal - 2022-05-13

• Province hits the brakes on insulin-pump changes
• Tip leads to recovery of fossils taken from Burgess Shale site; Quebec resident fined $20,000
• POILIEVRE, CHAREST BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO CONSERVATI­VES
• Blaze prompts calls to strengthen regulation­s governing exotic pets
• Protect your catalytic converter, police warn motorhome owners
• $6 million boost to loan program to aid female entreprene­urs
• Anti-abortion, pro-choice protesters assemble outside the legislatur­e
• Driving innovation: The future of transporta­tion lies in efficiency and optimizati­on
• Province, Ottawa both announce health-related funding packages
• Volunteers check voter IDS ahead of ballot count in UCP leadership review
• Heavy flooding in Hay River forces 3,500 residents to flee
• Queen Mary 2: Anachronis­m and elegance
• Alberta's housing strategy protects affordabil­ity
• Work on women's rights must go on
• Calgary mother killed in crash leaves five children behind
• Cyber attacks up 151%, at least
• Immigratio­n pledges to reduce backlogs caused by pandemic
• Gifted journalist, passionate defender of gay rights
• NEW FRONTIER
• A STORY WITH HEART AND SOLE
• Bless the beasts who are children
• STAY IMMUNE STRONG
• Quebecor CEO `interested' in acquiring Shaw wireless, but has other options
• Canada accused of dairy trade violations
• POLITICAL ARROW TARGETING BOC
• Seniors behind rapid growth of reverse mortgages
• UNMISTAKAB­LY F-150
• FANS HAVE TUNED IN AND TURNED ON TO CUP CHASE
• Mcdavid named finalist for Hart Trophy
• No quick fix for rebuilding Elks fan base
• JAYS KNOW IT'S EARLY — UNTIL IT'S NOT
• Shapo upsets Nadal in Rome
• Pens still vague about Crosby's status
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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