Edmonton Journal - 2015-04-25

• OILERS CLEAN HOUSE
• Vacation like royalty
• Lawyer prepares for Khadr’s release.
• Retreat to the cabin show.
• Check into the Suburban Motel.
• Walking free
• Election polls
• April 25, 1982: The (nearly) incredible Journey fails to impress one reviewer
• House arrest for woman who falsely claimed sister’s fiancé was a terrorist
• Old-style traffic circles may soon give way to the ‘turbo roundabout’
• Police hunt for suspect in attack on jogger
• Cool hand Don stays above the fray
• Wildrose vows to end ‘punitive’ school fees
• PCs face popular NDP foe in northeast
• Edmonton- Manning
• Edmonton- Strathcona
• Health Canada probes insecticid­e use
• Jewelry thieves cut through walls during $500,000 heist
• Armenians mark 100th anniversar­y of slayings
• Man charged after fentanyl pill seizure
• U.S. now leads Arctic Council
• No Knights or Dames for Canada
• Native child resumes chemo treatments
• Order of Canada awards slight West, occupation­s
• ‘No words’ to describe grief, Tisdale killer’s family says
• Families mark centennial of Gallipoli campaign
• Scientist spreads The Word on realities of climate change
• Duffy’s lawyer sets sights on Senate staffer
• Stopped by police for no reason
• No welcome mat in Europe
• Suspected bombers linked to Vatican attack plan
• The new Jewish exodus
• Killing of hostages in drone strikes a reminder of risks
• It’s a bad-news budget for the Alberta environmen­t
• Harper can’t haunt our future economics
• STRATEGIES UNDER SCRUTINY
• Surviving the ‘unsurvivab­le’ plane crash
• Can ADHD drug help with binge eating?
• Math professor had a passion for weightlift­ing
• Election trail sees increase in female candidates
• Chief rabbi of Rome shared historic embrace with pope
• Designer proud of iconic Sin City sign
• New, upgraded offices luring tenants
• New boss at the helm of Athabasca Oil
• Poloz sees Q2 positives outweighin­g negatives
• Holt Renfrew plans Vancouver expansion
• B.C. mayors take NEB to task over pipeline
• LIFE AFTER BANKRUPTCY: COUPLE MUST CUT COSTS, GROW FINANCIAL ASSETS TO RETIRE
• Federal budget’s gift to charities
• TSX, DOW CLOSE FLAT; NASDAQ HITS RECORD
• Expectatio­ns from the oilpatch
• Yahoo work policy hurts its productivi­ty: Branson
• Job slump is leaving graduate students depressed, study finds
• “TEA PARTY”
• There’s a ton going on with Sister Gray
• Taking on the fat-shamers
• Grey’s Anatomy writers shock the fans
• Motel series serves up chaos
• Director documents stars’ take on Being Canadian
• Native Delights brings bannock indoors
• Trans community finding its voice
• TV tonight
• TV tonight
• ‘ Forensic audit’ opens door for new GM, hockey operations boss
• McDavid leads Otters to OHL win
• Changes concern young Oilers forwards
• The PETER Chiarelli file
• Nurse keeping mum on Next One talk
• Saints seek tourney title
• Rush look for extra meaning in final regular-season games
• Rangers take undermanne­d Pens
• The Playoffs Skinny
• Bettman floats $500M expansion fee
• Turf war much ado about nothing
• Raptors on the brink of playoff extinction
• Canadians looking for a chance to play with pros
• What might have been ...
• Heading for the hills of the Peloponnes­e
• Singing the praises of Anthem of the Seas
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Just add holy water … it’s an instant choir
• Even zombies can lead us to God
• Filipski: ‘Force’ spring to get here quicker
• Sproule: Get your nitrogen ‘fix’
• Have a plumber check sanitary line
• Be gentle with your lawn as it thaws out
• Living SMALL

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