Edmonton Journal - 2016-05-27

• Wood Buffalo mayor offers up hope from behind the wheel of her ‘office’
• FIRE AID FOR FORT MCMURRAY
• Ontario premier faces Alberta critics
• Penguins take Game 7 to advance to Cup final against Sharks
• Harper urges Tories to look to future, unite behind new leader
• Police probe possibilit­y of global effort to ‘swat’ schools
• Trump says he’d approve pipeline — for a price
• Are restrictiv­e covenants the answer to lot-splitting?
• Hill hero Vickers corrals Dublin protester
• Two black bears killed, two moved in Fort McMurray
• City eyes task force to tackle rooming-house complaints
• Survey outlines Albertans’ opinions on assisted death
• TEACHING US TO PRACTISE SAFE TECH
• Facility aims to give women ‘the promise of a new life’
• Fort McMurray apprentice­s in desperate need of employers
• Low-income residents to see transit discounts
• Emergency dispatcher at the brink
• ‘Lost space’ revitalize­d to honour ex-councillor
• Vader murder trial crawls to conclusion
• THE VOICES OF FORT MCMURRAY
• Conservati­ves need Ambrose in leadership race
• NEW ROAD SHOULD BE VITAL PART OF REBUILD
• Expert rejects eating disorder explanatio­n
• Kenney to decide by summer’s end on Tory leadership run
• FIRED EXECUTIVE FILES LAWSUIT, ACCUSING CBC OF PUBLICLY SHAMING AND “SACRIFICIN­G” HIM OVER THE ORGANIZATI­ON’S OWN FAILURE TO PREVENT WORKPLACE HARASSMENT BY FORMER STAR JIAN GHOMESHI.
• DEFECTOR’S SONS ARE SPIN STARS.
• DEN TANDT: HARPER NOT THE OGRE HE’S MADE OUT TO BE
• FISHER: TRUDEAU PUSHES RANSOM BAN AT G7 SUMMIT
• ISIL STARVING FALLUJAH RESIDENTS
• Most of land burned was at high risk, report says
• Researcher­s tout benefits of cross-Canada corridor
• Pipeline won’t face multi-year delays, says executive
• Portfolio manager targets the mid-cap sweet spot
• Poloz must play edgy waiting game
• Stocks to play the Brexit vote
• Banks report loan losses related to woes in oilpatch
• Tkachuk’s future home could be here in Western Canada
• ONE WIN AWAY FROM THE FINAL
• AILMENTS HURT BENSON’S NHL DRAFT STOCK
• Team Canada’s Murphy fought through injury to rejoin team
• Canada now reaping rewards of the pursuit of excellence
• Prospects tap into college grapevine to cast roster
• Stars that shine: The CFL’s top 10 highlight-reel players in 2016
• Pole winner Hinchcliff­e focused firmly on race day
• WHO’LL BE IN, WHO’LL BE OUT?
• RAPTORS HAVE A SHOT — IF THEY MAKE THEM
• Civic returns to sporty roots
• Car-sharing a leased vehicle? Beware: You’re playing with fire
• new YOrk TimeS c rOSSwOrD
• ACES On BRIDGE
• Tesla’s network of chargers? Why bother?
• Volvo takes aim at compact luxury
• Aston Martin’s latest will Vanquish all critics
• NEW HARLEY ‘MASH-UP’ ROADSTER IS ON TREND
• Honda deals with faulty airbag mess the right way
• NEW ELANTRA A HOT COMPACT
• Queen OF ALL ROLES
• JANE BOND? NO WAY
• FILM REVIEW
• IT’S ALL IN THE DETAILS
• STRANGERS IN A STRANGE LAND
• TALE TRULY A FEAST FOR THE EYES
• New reasons to watch CBC
• MASHUP OF ACTION FILM, ROM-COM DOESN’T WORK
• Rolling along with the Stones
• POWERFUL PROSE, TROUBLING TONE
• Tension as thriller, police tale intersect

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