Edmonton Journal - 2019-05-24

• COMMON-SENSE PROGRAM IS REDEEMING RECESS
• UCP, NDP unite against federal bills C-69, C-48
• WILL SMITH’S BLUE PERIOD
• CAPTURING SUCCESS
• High Level mayor urges province to be quick with assistance
• Diamond miners should be looking in Alberta: professor
• Edmonton’s Grey Cup guru take a full-time job with CFL
• Is tech mogul’s extreme diet just an eating disorder?
• Poundmaker exonerated by Trudeau
• 12 injured as school bus full of children crashes
• Kenney, Notley swap misconduct allegation­s in legislatur­e
• Doctor allowed to practise while conduct case under appeal
• NDP wants investigat­ion of premier’s fundraisin­g letter for UCP
• Dry conditions expected to continue in the west
• Man in custody as police probe suspicious death
• Crucial court decision on pipeline expected Friday
• Energy industry, policy-makers must ‘pull together,’ panel says
• Parks Canada euthanizes bears after encounters with people
• Pipelines driving factor for UCP ‘roadmap’ to recovery
• Cannabis-related hospital visits spike since legalizati­on: physicians
• Federal Conservati­ves use Alberta program to slam rural crime report
• Clean energy one of Canada’s fastest-growing sectors: report
• UCP considerin­g fate of energy savings program
• Social innovation key factor in pending economic transforma­tion
• VOW WORTH BREAKING
• John Walker Lindh, the American who took up arms for the Taliban, got out of prison Thursday after more than 17 years. But how do countries reintegrat­e extremists like Lindh after they’ve been freed?
• THE SOLDIER WHO HELPED BRING HOME THE KANDAHAR MEMORIAL SAYS HE, TOO, IS ANGRY THAT IT’S OFF-LIMITS TO THE PUBLIC. ‘THE POTENTIAL WAS HUGE AND IT WAS SQUANDERED.’
• U.S. considers sending more troops to Mideast.
• MODI RE-ELECTED IN LANDSLIDE.
• Manitoba’s Pallister ready for two fall votes
• U.S., China exchange barbs over Huawei as trade tensions flare
• Nokia in talks to provide 5G equipment to Canadian telecoms
• RBC, TD to slow spending growth despite strong second quarter
• Don’t expect a ‘carpocalyp­se’ as transporta­tion tech evolves: industry
• Insolvency worries might be overblown, says research institute
• Smart glasses attempt to be the new iphone
• Devices that can read our emotions becoming a reality?
• Approval of Boeing Max jets to fly in U.S. expected as early as late June: sources
• Green Thumb among the first cannabis firms to issue bonds
• Spring has surprises across the country
• Where the Wilde things are Chris Knight
• We need to talk about Brandon
• A whole new voice
• Creating Agrabah
• Documentar­y reaps what it sows Ann Hornaday
• A revealing triptych John Glassie
• are artists replaceabl­e?
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Sound a false note
• New dad Gable looking to bring Es kimos backfield to the forefront
• University of Alberta standout joins Stingers
• Louie DeBrusk at Cup final as a parent, not a broadcaste­r
• Dickenson brings fresh look to training camp
• Player reps say the NHL is making progress on concussion issue
• Raps have the bucks in their crosshairs
• Family paved way toward Bilodeau’s hall nomination
• FOR BRUINS COACH, Cup MEMORIES GO BACK TO CHILDHOOD
• Swiss stunner won’t happen again this year
• Fun comes standard Jonathan Yarkony
• Talk to your teen about staying safe on the road
• Scandal again finds its way to Volkswagen
• tailored SUV a smooth minivan alternativ­e
• Can you save a flooded vehicle?
• classy Maxima has solid rivals Da vid Booth
• Room to wrench Greg Williams
• Terms to know when buying, trading a used car
• I lost lots of weight with Zuccarin Diet
• With the Viagra Patent About to Expire, a New Sex Pill Takes the Spotlight

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