Edmonton Journal - 2021-04-10

• `PLAYING POKER'
• CARE HOME RULES SET TO EASE
• A LIFE OF SERVICE
• Can reproducin­g robots get us to other worlds?
• Hollywood's season of romance
• `INSULTING AND DEMEANING'
• MADE TO SURVIVE
• Shipwrecks serve as underwater time capsules
• Officials place additional fencing around church site
• CPPIB'S boss shows faith in fossil fuels
• Province adds 37,000 jobs; unemployme­nt rate at 9.1%
• Oilers will be watching Cave tribute online
• Smith could help propel Oilers to final four
• Ultra-low rates creating a quandary
• City redirects $8.1 million to tackle homeless `crisis'
• Province limits hospital visits
• `Gaps in the system'
• Case found among U of A hospital food staff
• Majority of Albertans polled say Kenney doing `poor job' handling the pandemic
• Statcan to hire locals in remote communitie­s
• PRESS PAUSE ON DEMOLISHIN­G U OF A'S HISTORIC RING HOUSES
• Retract new Forest Act before it becomes law, Treaty 8 grand chief says
• Promote access to disability tax credit on First Nations: committee
• FLAGS ACROSS CANADA DROPPED TO HALF-MAST.
• DUKE BROUGHT GRACE, HUMOUR TO CANADA TOURS.
• The quiet power behind the throne
• `It's an awkward situation to be in'
• Sixteen years ago, Prince Philip stood before a tiny church in Alberta
• NEVER AT A LOSS FOR PITHY WORDS
• How the Davids can beat the Goliaths in money management
• Canada's recovery ramps up with blowout jobs gain for second month in row
• Amazon notches win in election to decide if staff can join retail union
• Oilsands desperatel­y seek workers as third wave hits busiest season
• Bigger economic tailwind advances expectatio­ns for U.S. GDP growth
• Dakota Access oil pipeline obtains permission to stay open during review
• Boeing comeback hits bump as defect causes grounding of 737 Max jets
• As U.S. cities embrace tech, cyberattac­ks pose real risks
• I feel terribly fortunate that I lived through an age when there was enormous appreciati­on and rediscover­y of classic cinema allied to the breaking of so many new waves on the shore.
• IS A MASTERPIEC­E SAFE IN CHURCH?
• You can't make it up
• SHE'S THE PICK OF THE BUNCH
• “FOUR OF A KIND”
• HOROSCOPE by Jacqueline Bigar
• HUGHES RIDES THE MASTERS ROLLER-COASTER
• Accident left Woods disoriente­d, report says
• Golfers find course toughest challenge
• SALARY CAP MAY MAKE FOR DULL TRADE DEADLINE
• Flyers aim to keep playoffs in reach against Bruins
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Container gardens are perfect for small spaces
• CRAFT BEER ARRIVES IN SHERWOOD PARK
• Alberta Literary Awards finalists announced
• City comic artist tapped to create Batman cover
• Ahmed makes Oscar history
• Stylish hair accessorie­s for spring
• THE BENEFITS OF FRIENDS IN HOLY PLACES
• `OUR DREAM IS BECOMING REALITY'
• First prize once again
• City real estate market steady despite risk increase, experts say
• Are water softeners worthwhile?
• Future market
• MOOD BOOSTER
• A milky way to clean heritage stonework
• HISTORIC CHICAGO LOFT REIMAGINED AS MODERN HOME

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