Edmonton Journal - 2015-05-02

• FILIPINO COMMUNITY IN MANNY PACQUIAO’S CORNER
• Welcome back to Egypt
• Robison acquitted in RCMP shooting
• A front- row seat at surrender.
• Piper Kerman on prison and Netflix.
• MacTavish to assist new Oilers GM.
• Thomson: The PCs’ fearful campaign.
• Complete coverage.
• May 2, 1944: High school teacher denies her classroom’s out of control
• ‘City of Champions’ slogan swiftly removed from entrance signs
• Province sees rise in measles vaccinatio­ns
• Federal MPs weigh i n on Alberta vote
• Messaging on energy issues creates sparks
• Match the politician with the quote
• Veteran provincial candidates work hard to stay relevant
• Fresh faces for Alberta
• Prentice Tories shaken over trust
• Parties offer differing visions on future of Alberta Health Services
• Boutique financial advisory practice opens its doors
• Samson Cree celebrate milestones
• Death of man, 64, treated as suspicious
• Police display guns, drugs seized from four homes
• Greening Calgary events by managing waste responsibl­y
• Officers found not guilty of assault
• Old switch caused blackout
• Calgarian ‘hopeful’ after U.S. operation
• Reserve declares emergency after ferry pulled
• Brazeau’s fraud trial slated for next March
• Community celebrates charges against police
• ‘No one is above the law’
• Is this Italian the next Chris Hadfield?
• U.K. election bogged in coalition quagmire
• Liberated Kobani still a ghost town
• Nigeria releases photos of rescued women
• Tesla plugs into new market with home battery system
• Desperate need for shelter, food a week after Nepal quake
• We are picking a CEO
• PCs want voters to be very afraid
• Restorativ­e care, but at what human cost?
• The hidden world of in vitro fertilizat­ion
• Alberta loses its ‘ambassador’
• Male infertilit­y can be sign of serious health problems
• Weight Watchers founder spread anti-obesity gospel
• Cinematogr­apher filmed Rings trilogy
• Canada, U.S. harmonize standards for safe transport of crude by rail
• CEO defends Sturgeon Refinery
• TransCanad­a OK with single eastern terminal
• Pipeline firms collaborat­e on leak detection
• Future of the oilsands a challenge for all parties
• National Bank counting on technology
• Climate change threatens coffee
• Failure to be critical investors costs couple
• So many choices, limited cash …
• TSX CLIMBS AS GOLD FALLS TO 6-WEEK LOW
• Target returns 55 leases to landlords after failing to attract bidders
• B.C. band gets $1B offer from Petronas
• U.S. oil drillers pull rigs from fields yet again
• Could Joe Fresh lawsuit be a game-changer?
• A textbook case of gender bias in science?
• Austerity push hurt women most, UN says
• Crows flying in new directions
• Citadel Shoctor takes a stroll down Avenue Q
• Stand by Me singer Ben E. King dies
• On dragons and dry cleaning
• TV tonight
• TV tonight
• “FROM BEGINNING TO END”
• A balm for all our ills
• Who will win the richest fight of all time?
• Henderson takes lead at Shootout
• Lightning work overtime to beat Habs
• Ovechkin reclamatio­n project under coach Trotz bears fruit
• Playing in Canada’s net Labbe’s ‘ultimate goal’
• U of A beefs up recruiting strategy
• Derby ‘superhorse’ vulnerable to upset
• Fans quick to overlook fighter’s violent streak
• FC Edmonton coach takes inspiratio­n from the best
• A big weekend in store for the surging Rush
• A-Rod matches Mays’ milestone with homer 660
• Marriage draws Olympic ski star to soccer
• 2015 CHBA Awards of Excellence in Housing
• Forsythia’s height may work against it
• Go easy with pastels
• Better safe than sorry
• Can caregiver live in age-restricted condo?
• How to enjoy Europe and spend less
• Cruising the Emerald Isle
• Play ‘Thrones’ games in Northern Ireland
• new york times crossword
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Silencing prayer allows just one voice
• Religious conflict isn’t what Christ taught

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