Edmonton Journal - 2013-04-09

• Dinosaurs did the dog paddle
• Teen target of ‘Mr. Big’ police sting
• Health authority cuts nursing home budget
• Long-form improv ignites Bonfire Festival.
• Oilers’ playoff hopes continue to fade.
• Iron Lady left her mark on Britain.
• Full-time nurses cheaper: AHS.
• Veteran Journal photograph­er nominated for national award
• CONTACT US
• You call this spring? Morning low shatters 1948 record
• Coalition fights public-private LRT
• Debate heating up over plan to hike carbon levy
• Motel torched weeks before closing
• Former city man in court in five-year-old murder case
• Tory ‘tough on crime’ model backfires
• Guilty plea expected from former Eskimo
• Two plead not guilty to manslaught­er in fatal fight over taxi
• Post-secondary plan a decade old: Lukaszuk
• Alberta launching pipeline blitz in U.S.
• Finance battles drive down Redford’s approval rating
• Reserves in dire need of nurses
• Coroner rules in Taser death
• Lead from tins didn’t cause Franklin disaster: scientists
• Greenpeace urges feds to consider unlimited liability in nuclear accidents
• Birth defects lead to more stillbirth­s
• Penis size really does matter, study shows
• Hunger strike leaves elder ‘day or two from death’
• Prison system has just 12 psych beds for women: probe
• North Korea severs industrial tie with South
• Kerry makes new bid for peace between Israelis, Palestinia­ns
• McBain’s Celebrates 64 Years in Photo Business
• Gulf of Mexico cleans itself
• Harper and former Canadian PMS remember a ‘giant’
• Right or wrong, Thatcher governed from principle
• Not the fairest of them all
• A failing grade over secrecy
• Changes to credit card rules may hurt Canadian consumers
• Meeting needs of our schools
• Farewell to a Mouseketee­r
• Lessons learned from The Grateful Dead
• Roger Ebert funeral
• Thatcher politicall­y divisive
• Illusionis­t played 6,000 shows
• Humour, sincerity shine through
• snap reviews
• PBS profiles Carol Burnett
• Half Moon enjoys the Mumford run
• NEW YORK TImES CROSSWORD
• TODAY'S CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Sizemore’s memoir tells sordid story
• Weir’s victory shared spotlight a decade ago
• Oil Kings star goalie Brossoit has come a long way from mediocre game at Medicine Hat in rookie season
• Canada advances to world women’s hockey final
• Hancock powers Louisville to NCAA basketball championsh­ip
• Brossoit comes into his own
• Yakupov, Schultz potential candidates for Calder Trophy
• Cogliano finds his niche
• Enbridge, EDF Energies buy $600M wind project near Lethbridge
• Siemens sees Alberta as a growth story
• Ottawa probes outsourcin­g by RBC
• A banking crisis and a real-estate bubble have Slovenia looking like the eurozone’s next Cyprus
• Bitter Agrium proxy battle comes to a head
• Target buzz drives retail expansion in Canada
• Carbon tax called threat to oilsands projects
• Jobless twentysome­things veer into the fast lane
• Cowboy values reflect integrity
• Market experience­s Modest uptick
• Revamped Bce-astral deal doesn’t sway Cogeco
• HOROSCOPE
• auto CROSS

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