Edmonton Journal - 2015-05-01

• BELIEVE IT OR NOT, HE PLANS TO GET ANOTHER TATTOO THIS WEEKEND
• Speeding strategy hits close to home
• Trust No. 1 voter issue
• Mark’s trying WEM on for size.
• Seeing double at twins’ hair salon.
• Age of Ultron jam-packed with avenging.
• Den Tandt: NDP’s rise remarkable.
• Nest empty, Goosecam shuts down
• Residents say parking ‘plugs’ streets
• Police web series triggers $1-million lawsuit
• Seniors at risk for pedestrian crashes
• Removal of bent girders set to close busy Groat Road again
• New schools could sit empty
• Additional teachers may not be the answer
• Notley taking pipeline cues from Mulcair, Prentice says
• Polling station for homeless cancelled
• Breach-of-bail charge against Vader dropped
• Officers deny man assaulted in arrest
• Family worries for St. Albert couple still missing in Nepal
• Verdict possible Friday in shooting of RCMP officers
• Court upholds fine for Sherwood Park family’s pig possession
• Military culture hostile to women: report
• ‘Sexualized culture’ in military overstated
• Lego Store detains lone 11-year-old
• Two quake rescues cheered
• Judge rejects media bid to get documents linked to PM unsealed
• Human rights protection for obese urged
• Communists celebrate 40 years after Vietnam War
• Reason for optimism
• Other side to coal
• Shattering municipali­ty myths
• Oilsands giants focusing on costs
• Small business confidence in retreat across Alberta
• South Dakota legal wrangling adds to Keystone headaches
• Regina, Winnipeg riskiest housing markets: CMHC
• Hillcore buys Waiward Steel
• Don’t count on stable oil prices
• Steel fabricator Canam rides U.S. demand wave
• MARKETS SHARPLY LOWER ON EARNINGS
• Learning never stops
• Taking care of your back is essential for health in the workplace
• Ultron is so packed with avenging, even its characters yearn for peace and quiet
• The Water Diviner taps into tears
• Careful! Baby on board
• Sonic Boom addresses noise concerns
• An exploratio­n of gender
• Two black comedies: both absurd and heartfelt
• Make the right health choices for your pet
• Adopt from SCARS –
• A wandering spirit comes home
• On youth and aging
• Juliette Binoche prefers looking ahead, not back
• OPENING THIS WEEK
• TV tonight
• Edwards crosses over into literary mystery
• More than Sudan’s Heart of Darkness
• Kinsella his own ‘biggest fan’
• Hush Hush one of Lippman’s finest novels
• A brainy book with a side of bacon
• Upcoming events
• Could Edmonton lure Babcock?
• The return of Shannon Beauregard
• Babcock will have plenty of offers.
• Malkin is Penguin’s bargaining chip
• SHORT SHI FTS
• Surging Wild look for breakthrou­gh
• Ducks douse Flames in opener
• Carey Price only focused on one trophy
• Buzzer beater Caps off dramatic Game 1
• Tedford emphasizes tempo for Lions
• Quarterbac­ks taken 1-2 in NFL draft
• Gearing up for Super Saturday
• Baltimore police van made extra stop with prisoner
• ‘Insane’ designer drug cost just $5
• Caddy ATS-V beats BMW
• We share the road with fools
• Power, passion in Mercedes-AMG GT S coupe
• Mazda3 Sport GT wins a convert
• Different ideas on dressing differentl­y
• Beautiful Me: So much more than a makeover
• Simple moves up to head of the class
• Double denim
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