Edmonton Journal - 2016-04-04

• Sprawl threatens farmland
• Make developers pay more for suburbs, poll says
• JUNO AWARDS
• NATURE NOTES
• Would stronger regulation­s on naturopath­s save kids?
• Premier says Tories to blame for rising power costs
• WHEAT KINGS LEAD SERIES
• Conservati­ves to hold forum on uniting the right
• Ecosystems created ‘from scratch’
• Developer hopes city will bend to allow tower off Whyte Ave.
• West Edmonton gets break on bridge woes
• MUSIC HISTORY MADE IN EDMONTON AS PETERSON’S GENIUS RECREATED
• Noisy late-night bridge work upsets neighbours
• Poll finds many unsure on safe-injection sites
• City divided on fate of $500M in savings from Valley Line LRT
• Sky’s the limit for Angel Flight aid
• Coliseum’s magic endures forever in my memory
• Stop giving OAS to rich seniors
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• VLADIMIR PUTIN IS ONE OF DOZENS OF WORLD LEADERS LINKED TO AN ELABORATE FINANCIAL EMPIRE THAT MANAGES BILLIONS OF DOLLARS AFTER A MASSIVE LEAK OF INFORMATIO­N FROM A PANAMA LAW FIRM.
• Blood test spots damage stress causes to the heart
• TRUMP’ S POSITIONS ON ABORTION
• Woman injured as car drops off cliff
• Money no guarantee of electoral success
• Putting money in outer space
• Trainers have special memories of Rexall Place
• CATCHING SOME RAYS
• BEARING WITNESS
• Villanova is coming in hot, but UNC is a true heavyweigh­t
• Canada off their game, but sit 3-0
• OILERS’ CORE GROUP NEEDS MAJOR OVERHAUL
• Bobcats look to bounce back
• GOLDEN BEAR’S MASTERS WIN ONE FOR THE AGES
• Stars’ absences changes playoff outlook
• For Canada, success not measured in medal count
• horoscope
• Warriors feeling weight of history
• Positives for Raptors in loss to mighty Spurs
• IMPROVISAT­ION
• FAMILY FIVE
• It’s good idea to lose excess weight before knee surgery
• Finding nature in all its glory
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• Better Call Saul

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