Edmonton Journal - 2013-03-11

• Study eyes heart attack treatments
• Budget cuts behind bumper crop of potholes
• Oilers, Blackhawks shoot out the lights.
• Parkour moves indoors.
• March 11, 1986: Six die after Peerless Lake party
• Budget audience reveals appetite for data
• Budget cuts worry Alberta sheriffs
• 150 people tackle stairs in Climb for Clean Air
• Road crews tackle worst season yet
• Students approachin­g $1M raised in spirited cancer ride
• Stretch of 63rd Avenue a cratered ‘moonscape’
• Province should be in black by 2014-15
• Budget stalls upgrades to Highway 881
• Dog blood supply could use a boost
• Bringing a taste of the arts into daily life
• Man dead after stabbing
• Arctic winters most affected by climate change
• Horse meat fans don’t see what fuss is about
• Canadian cardinal impresses at mass
• Ouellets have mixed feelings on possibilit­y of pope in the family
• Investing in Alberta’s future
• Blue suede or canvas runners?
• Hands o our universiti­es
• Macewan University proud of its undergradu­ate mandate
• Why the Arab Spring took wing
• EU trade deal could cost Canada jobs
• Problems mar Hagel’s Kabul visit
• Nigeria silent over killing of hostages
• Giant killers crowned champs
• Tiger hits his stride en route to Masters
• Canadian ski cross star takes silver medal
• Jim Matheson’s Hockey World
• Winning final thrill of lifetime for Fry
• Kennedy hopes adversity breeds more titles for Martin
• Matty ’ s Short Shifts
• This ’ n that
• Time is right for a change in AJHL leadership
• Hartikaine­n rings Dubnyk’s bell
• U.S. eliminates Canada
• Oil Kings end road trip on high note
• Third win at Vegas track for birthday boy Kenseth
• HOROSCOPE
• Great Big Sea quietly woos U.S. fans
• Oz’s Weisz had good time being bad
• Music blog post vaults Aussie rockers Atlas Genius to North American stardom
• Hendrix legacy continues
• Game show fans show their spirit
• David Bowie back with first album in a decade
• Mr. Snuffleupa­gus takes centre stage
• A funeral fit for J.R.
• Parents of fat kids face critics
• A fitness challenge to pose for nude photos motivates three women to lose weight and tone muscle.
• Puppets draw kids into classic tales. Family Five
• Succeed by making fitness fun
• New ovarian cancer test may lead to earlier detection
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