Edmonton Journal - 2014-03-19

• LAST SOLDIERS RETURN HOME
• Shared busing could save $2.7M: study
• Tories in no rush to dump dissenters
• Mary Poppins reunites musical family.
• Flaherty’s shoes already filled:
• Oilers defang Predators in 5-1 victory.
• March 19, 1970: D-Day for couples to end marriages
• Sidewalk patio boardwalks may reroute Whyte Avenue walkers
• ALBERTA SOLDIERS KILLED
• Province axes aboriginal youth probation position
• Website to ease downtown navigation
• Battle with Baytex goes to court
• No-buffer photo radar looks like a cash grab
• Bear sighting may signal winter’s end
• Sewage woes threaten Wainwright hospital
• The eyes have it when it comes to taste of food
• Forces plagued by inept recruiting
• Crimea becomes ‘integral part’ of Russia
• Harper’s Kyiv trip could stir up radicals, Kremlin envoy says
• Helicopter crashes into Seattle street, killing two
• Finding promise in potholes
• Add value to our existing resources
• The West is strong when united in purpose
• Some of the faces on the ill-fated jet
• Thai military might have detected missing plane after signal was lost
• Oil Kings draw Raiders in first-round playoff series
• Blue Jays mauled by Tigers
• Knicks hope Phil Jackson can cast his spell
• Canadian women’s rink shares lead at worlds
• CFL to review pass interferen­ce rules
• Proposed faceoff rule isn’t a clean win
• Eakins has his qualms about plus-minus stats
• All or nothing for Florida Gators
• The $100 barrel is the new black gold
• Report pans Energy East pipeline
• Poloz sees lingering recession ‘hangover’
• Google wants to put Android software on wrists
• U.S. retailers to keep squeezing Canadian rivals
• Social media vital to success
• Social media marketing engages and enlightens
• LIFE AFTER LEAVING THE BENCH
• Homegrown energy captures tailwind
• MARKETS JUMP AS CRIMEA CRISIS EASES
• What makes a startup idea worth pursuing?
• Many Scots unsure over independen­ce
• Ann Vriend sings about McCauley
• Rememberin­g Kurt Cobain
• CBC cancels Arctic Air
• Sharp-dressed men break out dusty hits
• Jagger companion’s death being treated as suicide
• Vice confronts world’s seamy underside
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Student chefs make the grade in the kitchen
• Tasty Tomato feels like home after 20 years
• Risotto doesn’t have to be tricky
• Celebrate Macaron Day
• The right syrup for the job

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