Edmonton Journal - 2021-05-08

• LIMITED ALTERNATIV­ES
• TENNESSEE WILLIAMS
• TELFORD TESTIFIES
• Canucks teach Oilers that will can beat skill
• Koskinen's stinker steals the show
• FIRES WREAK DEVASTATIO­N
• Postmedia writer, newsroom win two prestigiou­s awards
• Surge in bookings outpaces available vaccines
• Residents safe following major seniors home fire
• Mother found guilty in death of daughter
• NEGATIVE CALORIES
• THREE TO SEE
• Court issues injunction against rally
• Long-term unemployme­nt `a huge red flag': expert
• Albertan on death row had `accepted' his fate
• New Memory Pill Boosts Oxygen Levels in the Brain
• New restrictio­ns force city's sports groups to adjust plans
• Alberta's tired parents need universal child care
• Four ministers need to go, but PM'S too weak to fire them
• Six Alberta schools granted exemptions from online classes
• DYNALIFE’S award-winning management benefits Alberta
• Rapid test rollout begins for businesses
• INDIA'S MAIN OPPOSITION LEADER WARNED ON FRIDAY THAT UNLESS THE DEADLY COVID-19 WAVE SWEEPING THE COUNTRY WAS BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL IT WOULD DEVASTATE INDIA AND THREATEN THE REST OF THE WORLD.
• CANADA SUING FOR MASK MONEY.
• New judges must train in sexual assault law
• Cabinet minister's job is dead, declared redundant by the PMO
• What you need to know about military sexual misconduct scandal
• `Bob! We can't have you in such terrible clothes, darling'
• I don't think I went too far here. I think one of the things you do as a novelist is to push things to that ultimate crisis moment in order to find out how your characters will behave in crisis. Author Wayne Grady on his new novel
• RUN, RABID, RUN
• Embarrassm­ent of riches
• “FORCING THE ISSUE”
• HOROSCOPE by Jacqueline Bigar
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• The best kind of CATCHY
• Discarded bathtubs make amazing planters
• Laundry expert believes we wash clothes too often (and incorrectl­y)
• American Psycho `wouldn't be published today'
• Playwright­s get a chance at centre stage at Citadel
• DEPRIVED FROM NEW YORK
• Audacious house of cards
• Everyone’s FAVORITE Suburban Mom
• Third wave of lockdowns brings rebound in job market to halt in April
• Canadian lumber giant expanding five U.S. mills amid boom
• These issues might just become the next big market-movers
• Chronic late tax filers beware — the penalties can add up quickly
• Military pension provides near bulletproo­f financial security for Ontario couple
• HOUSING MARKETS COOLED MODERATELY AMID RESTRICTIO­NS
• Ontario Securities Commission to ban deferred sales charges on mutual funds
• Opportunit­ies in high-yield bond markets on Corus radar
• Investors prep taper plan as Fed demurs on timing
• Soccer groups ready to adjust again as lockdowns continue
• Longtime Oil Kings grateful for experience with team
• MARS HOPING TO ROCK THE HOCKEY WORLD
• Wilson calls altercatio­n with Rangers `fairly routine hockey scrum'
• TEAM CANADA SNEAKS INTO WORLD CURLING PLAYOFFS
• MEXICANS LOOK TO JOIN XFL TALKS
• THE SAGE TRAVELLER
• Chernobyl flight billed as chance to `deepen knowledge'
• BREATHTAKI­NG MILAN
• JUST THE RIGHT SIZE
• SEVEN MUST-DOS WHEN HIRING A CONTRACTOR
• Calgary a world-leader in real-estate affordabil­ity, according to global study
• Buyer demand for more space sends acreage sales soaring
• Luxury lottery homes reflect the zeitgeist of our times
• IT'S IMPORTANT TO MANAGE MOISTURE
• Everybody wins when we upcycle
• Personal meets practical in special gifts for mom

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