Edmonton Journal - 2015-04-29

• KICKIN’ IT WITH HER HERO
• Grim find ends 11-year mystery
• ‘City of champs’ slogan to vanish
• Complete election coverage.
• Avenue Q’s grown- up puppets.
• Recipes for reducing kitchen waste.
• Q&A: What is Project KARE?
• April 29, 1947: Kids stage sweet strike to protest rich price of chocolate bars
• Worker buried in job-site trench collapse
• Trustees plead for increased funding
• Worker deaths memorial,
• Parties promise to phase out coal, encourage renewables
• Jean says Wildrose and NDP could work together
• Rejected candidate leaks texts from PCs
• Clean slate offers four-party race
• DRAYTON VALLEY- DEVON
• WETASKIWIN- CAMROSE
• LAC LA BICHE- ST. PAUL- TWO HILLS
• CITIZEN'S PANEL
• Social housing sits on shaky ground
• War-time memories fly into Villeneuve
• Medical waste will sit in storage
• ‘Defending the indefensib­le’ at Duffy’s trial
• Teenage thrill-seeking fuelling violence
• Obama sees ‘no excuse’ for rioting, violence as city on edge faces another uneasy night
• Vancouver’s proposed pot rules miss the obvious
• Yoga instructor trapped in Nepal pleads for help
• Michael Den Tandt.
• Auditor finds oversight wanting on tax credits
• Within shouting distance of ISIL
• Testament to our democracy
• Best interests of Albertans, or big oil?
• Surviving Future Shops reopen
• Carbon capture idea rises again at TransAlta
• Alberta restaurant­s see leaner times ahead
• Do Canadians really need one tax deadline?
• Investors punt ‘say-on-pay’ move for second time at Barrick Gold
• Specialty parts supplier Essentra opens Leduc site
• Three financial planning challenges
• U.S. profits just high enough to keep equities up
• TSX MAKES TINY GAIN AS BULLION SHINES
• How do you know when it’s time to get outside help?
• Original Six matchup has no rivals for hockey purists
• Eddies struggle to score on penalty kicks
• Jays bats come alive in Boston
• National League urged to adopt DH
• Eskimos add QB, defensive end to roster
• Wings, Lightning in winner-take-all
• Flames preparing for heavy-hitting Ducks
• CANADIAN MLB POWER RANKINGS
• Name any sport … losing comes naturally to Toronto’s teams
• Now Ujiri will make his imprint on Raptors
• Data analysis to help Olympians
• Canadian swimmers mourn death of ‘visionary’ coach
• Polenta is easier to make than you think
• Pork farms thrive in Alberta
• Halo Bistro is well worth drive to the airport
• Open tastebuds to something new
• Unheardof will close in June as owners retire
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• The Chvrch will help fill performing void
• X-Files reboot will film in B.C.
• The joys of early music on period instrument­s
• Barenaked Ladies to play Jube on Nov. 3
• Where death and beauty intersect
• A poetic masterpiec­e at journey’s long end
• Is poetry dying? The stats are grim

Edmonton Journal - 2015-04-28

Edmonton Journal - 2015-04-30