Edmonton Journal - 2024-04-13

• Intimidati­on and division charges part of testy week in legislatur­e
• Bail denied to man accused of terror attack
• Harmony at Rutherford: Where Independen­t Seniors Find a Perfect Blend of Comfort, Choice, and Community
• The `stay-out-of-my-backyard bill' would apply to Tories too, Smith says
• Coutts blockade jury gets `long weekend' before deliberati­ons
• More renewable energy projects leads to more conflicts: professor
• Treaty entitled Alberta First Nation to more land, Supreme Court rules
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• PM WAS WARNED ABOUT INTERFEREN­CE: CSIS HEAD
• U.K. extends right to vote in next election to expats in Canada
• Russian troops advance in Ukraine
• Exchange gets heated as Bell CEO defends job cuts on Hill
• 30-year mortgages seen helping small `sliver' of market
• `Tall order to ask the average Canadian'
• IS BIG REALLY BETTER?
• Temple visitors tossed for flouting customs
• Stories of those who pay the price of our freedom must be told
• WHO WILL BE THE FIRST?
• `I'M NOT FOR EVERYONE ANYMORE'
• The Greatest Hits misses on many levels
• Taylor-Rae's six-song EP showcases her range
• TOM MURRAY `THIS NEXT WAVE OF ARTISTS ARE ... COMING OUT OF ALBERTA'
• Don't discount the health benefits of a `green prescripti­on' program
• A CHRONICLE OF HARDSHIP
• April is the coolest month
• IN THIS CORNER ... LUCAS TREVOR
• The challenge of Monkey Man
• TURNS OF PHRASE
• HITS FOR SALE
• STREETSIDE KEEPING DESIGNS RELEVANT
• DRESSED TO KILT
• ADD LUXURY TO YOUR HOME
• A NEW ERA IN REVELSTOKE
• NUGENT-HOPKINS HOPES EXPERIENCE PAYS OFF
• Coyotes trying to drown out relocation noise
• WEIR DOGGED IN QUEST TO MASTER AUGUSTA
• NOTEBOOK Vegas captain cleared to skate as he recovers from lacerated spleen
• Canada's Edwards set to soar in WNBA draft
• Women prepare to hit ice for semis

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