Edmonton Journal - 2019-05-18

• Ego and infertilit­y
• ‘Jumping out of windows’
• Canada, U.S. end tariff spat
• There’s no lack of exciting culinary options in Beverly
• No time for golf
• Vice-admiral, family tell their side of the story NP1-3
• New downtown market set to debut
• Uncertaint­y looms over U.K. as Brexit talks fail
• New pediatric ICU opens at Stollery
• Mac’s killer convicted of murder
• West-end fireplace and stove store goes up in flames
• Three to See
• Man who killed aging couple loses appeal of manslaught­er conviction­s
• Driver hailed as ‘everyday hero’
• $13M payout ordered for work on hospital
• Pro-pipeline group takes up canola fight
• Fracking still banned near Sylvan Lake
• OHV traffic increases as trail restrictio­ns in limbo
• New Prostate Pill Helps Men Regain Bladder Control Day and Night
• Former sect leader convicted of sending child bride to U.S.
• Interrogat­ion video shows reality of RCMP mistreatme­nt: Sinclair
• Major slides rip away north face of Joffre Peak
• A TYRANNY OF SMALL DECISIONS
• Queen Victoria’s legacy more than a mere day off
• Changing energy system takes planning
• Pedophile’s online presence ‘absolutely disgusting’: victim
• New Pill Fights Forgetfuln­ess by Boosting Oxygen Levels in the Brain
• Play explores enduring, improbable Beatles myth
• Good timing for Liberals’ man of steel
• Carbon tax applied unequally: report
• Liberals axe Harper-era ‘safe country’ program
• Judge orders voicemail release
• Trump drops metal tariffs, making way for ratificati­on of new NAFTA
• Lifting of steel and aluminum tariffs boosts U.S. relations: analysts
• Why my market cyclicalit­y motto is being tested
• Trade war, heavy rains weigh on Deere
• A nation of traders? Not yet, but head of EDC has plans to get Canada there
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• I remember ... asking my uncle about it. He ... tried to ignore me. I posed the question again in a different way, hoping to lure him in and he made some flippant comment about how none of us would understand.
• Teen obesity surgery may ward off disease: study
• Touching memoir hooks readers
• Cyber hero awaits U.S. sentencing
• Isle group of companies a true passion project
• Carrington Communitie­s adds colour to show homes
• Leduc brands itself as open for business
• High inventorie­s continue to push sale prices down
• Make a yearly deck check part of your spring ritual
• Everything has its place
• NEW YORK TIMES ROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Sound and stage intersect
• How to plant hostas under trees and protect hops from bugs
• Doing summer the right way in Edmonton
• Genre-defying Twenty One Pilot s demonstrat­e range at Rog ers Place
• Films that make you laugh, cry and think
• Writer’s Room cooks up Pulitzer-worthy pub grub
• THE OKAVANGO DELTA BY AIR, LAND AND LAGOON
• SEASIDE SISTERS
• A PARADISE FOR BIRDERS
• SUTHERLAND OPTIMISTIC ABOUT ESKIMOS DESPITE TURNOVER
• Horses at Preakness ‘pretty evenly matched’
• Bucks at their scary best in thumping Raptors
• Blues get even after controvers­ial defeat
• Finns blank Britain to stay on roll at worlds
• Taking a charge largely ‘lost art’ in today’s NBA
• Koepka lapping the field at PGA Championsh­ip
• “ELIMINATIO­N”

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