Edmonton Journal - 2022-04-28

• THE HAPLESS HYPOCRISY OF LIBERALS' `JUST TRANSITION' FOR ENERGY WORKERS
• 20-year-old man charged in attacks at Jubilee, Churchill LRT stations
• No foreign property ownership issues here: realtor group
• Airport to serve as model for piloting new hydrogen tech, VP says
• B.C. SPCA seeking help to care for 21 surrendere­d puppies
• Mourning Lafleur, longing for past glory
• Independen­t bookstores celebrate their special day
• JULY TALK LIVE AT LAST — AND IT'S ABOUT TIME
• Dance abounds around town this weekend
• Audiences won't forget tale of conjoined sisters
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Russia cuts off gas to Poland and Bulgaria
• Inquiry `could' get access to cabinet secrets
• Freedom award for convoy leader Lich
• RCMP supervisor took extended leave amid criticism, N.S. inquiry hears
• Transat in `advanced' talks with feds to obtain new financing
• Cenovus nearly triples dividend as profit skyrockets
• Musk's quick Twitter deal underscore­s weaknesses
• Meta stock escapes slump as Facebook users grow
• CP Rail revenue plunges on heels of harsh winter, labour woes and drought
• Price spikes for copper, coal help catapult Teck profits
• Archegos founder charged after major fund blowup
• MAKING A CASE FOR MCDAVID AS NHL MVP
• Oil Kings prepare for a tough Game 4 against Lethbridge
• Canadian rink in playoffs at curling worlds

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