Edmonton Journal - 2016-04-02

• YOU CAN SEE SUMMER FROM HERE
• With Cree drums and Arab beats, our city welcomes refugees to the land of poutine and hockey
• CANNABIS CLINIC ON WAY
• Full House Lottery’s grand prizes embrace the great indoors
• Edmonton WAM! coach finds his way to nationals while fighting cancer
• The owner of the Patricia Motel hopes to replace it with a seniors complex
• Summer brief and magical in Land of a Thousand Lakes
• Emily’s life of challenges and joy
• A professor wants to test ways to revolution­ize how Alberta homes use water
• Canora man’s independen­ce snatched away after theft of bike
• Six people charged following two Edmonton-area drug busts
• Accused’s fingerprin­t found on can in couple’s SUV
• Public can speak up about fees for use of city thoroughfa­res
• Home-safety standards repealed for the developmen­tally disabled
• Alberta’s main political parties in the red in 2015
• Worker dragged by truck in gas-and-dash incident
• Judge reserves decision in anti-Harper sign case
• Bank robber disguised himself as woman
• Would lower speed limits just be another city cash grab? Community leagues don’t speak for all
• Saturday Night Live
• Juno Awards
• IGLOOS AND CARIBOU SAVED US
• WE LIVE IN A WORLD OF RISKS, NOT CERTAINTIE­S; DEGREES, NOT ABSOLUTES, WRITES ANDREW COYNE. BUT ALL I ASK IN THIS WORLD IS A LITTLE COHERENCE FROM THE GOVERNMENT.
• Signal regiment hosts gala evening
• EXPERTS DETONATE PALMYRA MINES
• TESLA’S MODEL 3 ALREADY A HIT — WITH INVESTORS, ANYWAY
• Banning embedded fees on investment­s could leave many without advisers
• Cenovus job cuts to total 440 in 2016
• Saudi Arabia will freeze output on provision others follow suit
• Starbucks bullish on menu with beer, wine
• BALANCING ACT
• Killing donation rule sends troubling message
• ENGAGING RACONTEUR
• ‘IT LETS THEM BE FREE’
• Alberta leads way, but more is needed
• SOLACE FOR THE SENSES
• British comedian known for Two Ronnies team
• Economist warned of expanding income inequality
• “THIN IS IN”
• McDavid deserves Calder after rookie-of-month wins
• KOE RINK TAKES ON THE WORLD
• Battle says its goodbyes to Rexall
• Spruce Grove Saints build on scholarshi­p success
• The night the Gretzky-less Oilers crushed the Flames
• Wakefield a ‘nightmare’ talent at home and abroad
• Blue Jay hopes Montreal will get its mitts on another MLB franchise
• Chan blames ice as he finishes out of medals
• Can you dig it? Massive volleyball event set for 2018
• Eskimos prevail again over Redblacks
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Hoarder or collector?
• RAILTOWN IS ROCKING VANCOUVER
• Cruise lines unveil plans for fleet improvemen­ts, building of new vessels
• Spotlight shines on Canada
• DINING OUT AT NANDO’S
• ART IN THE WILD
• Narcisse Mondoux offers charm in a mild-mannered sort of way
• Spice up Indian cuisine with wine
• MARIANAS TRENCH WINS OVER CROWD WITH POP TUNEAGE
• RELIGION CALENDAR
• NEIGHBOURH­OODS
• Getting big yields in small spaces
• THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS

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