Edmonton Journal - 2014-05-07

• Urban farmers believe small is beautiful
• Health minister tightens control
• Music lovers turn homes into concert venues.
• WestJet mulls overseas service.
• Feed a family on a tight budget.
• May 7, 1957: Teenage girl, former suitor die in murder-suicide after quarrel
• Six-figure theft leads to prison term
• Greenbelt, wetland ‘bank’ on Alberta Land Institute agenda
• Tories ‘pause’ on pension reform
• Taxpayers covered Wood Buffalo living expenses
• Province tightens health data rules
• WOOD BUFFALO HOUSING ALLOWANCES
• Five-year teacher reviews spark debate
• System designed to free students puts new shackles on educators
• Birth-certificat­e plan disappoint­s transgende­r group
• City to do historical inventory in Old Glenora
• Banner year for Ed Tel investment­s
• Windfall projected for next premier
• Ottawa judges accused of surcharge ‘insurrecti­on’
• Prison overcrowdi­ng could worsen: report
• Concerns from the auditor general.
• Outspoken judge set to acknowledg­e misconduct
• New guidelines urged for child interviews
• Public kept in the dark on rail freight
• Ford did not enter U.S., reports say
• Toronto unveils city-branded custom condoms
• Canadians watching for flashpoint­s
• Diplomacy stumbles as death toll mounts
• Canada’s military forces in eastern Europe dig in
• EU changes tune on oilsands.
• U.S. TV weather personalit­ies enlisted to push climate change
• Hash-oil blasts plague Colorado
• No apple for report on teachers
• Let teachers, ATA do jobs
• Harper is a man with two sides
• No Gateway until B.C. First Nations’ title settled
• Sandra Sperounes
• C.R. Avery forgoes the poetry readings
• The Hawk honoured by his adopted homeland
• The next TV Mountie
• Rogen takes aim at Bieber — again
• Big Brother’s Final Four
• Jason Derulo talks dirty
• CSI star moves on
• ‘I think Alberta is the future’
• Oil moved by rail jumps ninefold in two years
• TK Clothing closing doors as owner shifts focus
• Eatery needs a sign of the times, city rules
• OECD expects pickup in Canada’s recovery through 2015
• Canadian energy tailwinds blow strong
• Fear, greed govern market
• TSX MOVES LOWER AMID MIXED EARNINGS
• How do you keep your data secure?
• Take your business to Dallas-Fort Worth!
• Drugmaker Bayer buying Merck’s consumer care lines
• HOROSCOPE
• Anatomy of a kidnapping
• BOKO HARAM
• Tea Party stars on rise in pivotal primary races
• Vatican defrocked 848 priests over decade of abuse scandal
• Comeback win gives Oil Kings new life
• Subban goal gets Montreal’s Bell Centre rocking
• NHL playoff roundup
• Riders on fence with Geroy Simon
• Raptors commit to continuity
• Eddies brace for Impact
• Oil Kings give themselves a shot in final
• Hutchison shakes off grand slam as Jays clip Phillies in 10th inning
• Thunder star Kevin Durant runaway winner of first NBA MVP award
• Duvernay-Tardif’s draft stock rises
• Lawmakers urging Redskins to drop ‘offensive’ name
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• How to serve Mom the best breakfast in bed
• Low-cost meals can be flavour-rich
• New digs planned for Colonel Mustard’s

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