Edmonton Journal - 2012-03-11

• Oil Kings glory days’ alumni see team on the rise again
• Work starts on renaissanc­e of downtown’s gritty east side
• Financial literacy may come to class
• Lessons learned after Japanese quake?
• Comic-book giant Moebius dies
• Hoop dreams alive in Hobbema
• ‘Cash mob’ goes on buy-local shopping spree
• Beautiful dolls bring back painful history
• St. Albert high school bikes for $162,000 in annual cancer fundraiser
• A bright new look, facilities upgraded at old Hardisty pool
• Ottawa agency oversees billions of transactio­ns
• Troubles won’t halt election Redford
• Sherman will return controvers­ial payments
• School nurse program set to return, minister says
• Clement calls for greater bureaucrat­ic efficiency
• It’s time for more ethics in politics: Manning
• Alberta snowmobile­r dies in avalanche in southern B.C.
• Anti-putin rallies lose momentum
• Israeli air strikes kill 17, wound at least 26 in Gaza
• Diary provides rare glimpse into life of Canada’s first First Lady
• Who’d like pay for not doing things?
• Nothing left to lose but a hockey game
• Alberta braces for another boom
• Robocall affair demands a full, independen­t inquiry
• Serving both the public and her child
• MLAS should give money back
• Mean streets makeover
• THE ARTISTIC YODA
• Songwriter collaborat­ed on classic Disney tunes
• Canada’s first great music historian fled Nazi Germany
• Banking exec was role model for women
• THE CIVIC QUARTER
• THE ARMATURE
• An archaic take on the preteen’s plight
• Disgusting delight tickles funny bones, turns stomachs
• No triumph for reader in flat civil war account
• Odds against a broken marriage and a desperate choice
• Author paints himself into artist’s story
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Oil Kings draw full house
• Summit seeks solutions
• Ski-cross racer dies after crashing into safety net
• Koe double-takeout
• Oilers caught in Avalanche shootout success
• Canada in junior final
• Leafs’ post-season hopes fading fast
• No-goal ruling ‘frustratin­g’ for Gagner
• Semenko says keep enforcers
• MATTY’S SHORT SHIFTS
• Radulov coming back?
• This ’n’ that:
• Hitch wants red line
• Ferguson holds hot hand for U of A
• Dinos’ Ramsay returns to haunt Pandas
• Rush falls apart in final 15 minutes
• Nesbitt 1,500m queen
• Crusaders eke out victory over Barons
• Nightmaris­h lullabies around the campfire
• Burroughs’s pulpy sci-fi novel gets new life as John Carter
• Williams too cool to heat up screen as Marilyn
• Cherry biopic enters final period
• Swift top music money-maker of 2011

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