Edmonton Journal - 2019-05-17

• The buzz on campus
• The feds have swallowed the dirty-oil rhetoric
• Burning the wick
• China arrests two Canadians after U.S. bans Huawei
• MacTavish fires himself from Oilers — again
• Man who killed elderly couple gets 15-years
• Air Canada in talks to purchase Transat
• Bike-sharing plan is moving, but not very quickly
• Scheer pledges coast-to-coast energy corridor
• Criminal flight numbers down in 2018: report
• Man sentenced to 15 years for killing elderly couple
• Centre High will move to Alberta College building in fall 2020
• Safety concerns prompt city to explore rave bylaw
• Dawson Park fires spark concerns
• Kenney vows to make use of P3s, but just what the heck are they?
• Medicine Hat pulls plug on solar power project
• PLEASE NOTE: BYLAWS AND RESOLUTION­S ARE SCHEDULED IN SPECIFIC TIME BLOCKS. THE FOLLOWING APPLIES TO ALL PROPOSED BYLAWS AND RESOLUTION­S
• Kenney lauds defeat of ban
• With the Viagra Patent About to Expire, a New Sex Pill Takes the Spotlight
• MacEwan’s rooftop bees return
• UN extinction report gives us a path forward
• Powerful Alberta unions backing anti-oil campaign
• BLACK STUCK TO HIS GUNS, AND IN THE END, HE WON
• CHARGE PA RENTS WHO RAISE VEGANS: BELGIAN DOCTORS.
• ACCLAIMED ARCHITECT PEI DIES AT 102.
• Pardon not due to Trump praise: Black
• B.C. clerk retires amid misconduct controvers­y
• Greens enjoy a moment in the sun
• Liberals shut down bid for Norman inquiry
• Ball’s Liberals re-elected as Newfoundla­nd stays course
• If it isn’t broken, then don’t fix it
• Trade Wars part 2: Revenge of the Tariff Man
• More financial players demanding disclosure on environmen­tal risks
• Price hikes looming for customers
• Zero growth welcome when expectatio­n was much worse Stan Choe
• Oil hits two-week high amid Middle East row
• Landlord benefits from ‘super-urban’ strategy
• U.S. housing rallies but supply hurdles linger
• Silicon Valley to get massive complex
• Who’s a good dog?
• The beautiful and the damned
• ONE OF THE GRRRLS
• The devil’s always in the details
• Back to the future
• From Russia with free love Chris Knight
• Battle lines in Georgia
• Big bucks in Thrones gear Gary Gerard Hamilton
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• New view of gender
• HOROSCOPE by Jacqueline Bigar
• A study in contrasts Aleesha Harris
• SHED A LITTLE CLOTHING WEIGHT
• Long coach list for new GM Holland to peruse
• Loll ey looks to get Esks’ defence to level he left it
• MacTavish departs Oilers, heads to Russia to conduct Lokomotiv
• Round 1 long on frustratio­n
• Berube isn’t singing blues about blown call
• Canada rolling despite scare from France
• Cinderella Hurricanes going home in a pumpkin
• Raptors will need serge of offence to beat the Bucks
• Much Improved
• Which concept has best shot at production?
• Raising speed limits isn’t a clear-cut solution
• Ford Ranger sales off to a slow start
• Power play
• Sporty sedan stays the course Brian Harper
• This bike offers pleasing amalgam of old and new
• Grandpa’s buick back in family?

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