Edmonton Journal - 2022-04-30

• UCP veteran quits role, rips Kenney, toxic politics
• Hundreds take in candleligh­t vigil for teen slain outside high school
• NDP calls for one-year freeze on auto insurance rate premiums
• B.C. scraps controvers­ial plan to force youth into treatment after overdose
• Oilers 50/50 playoff raffle to support cancer patients
• Courthouse­s to reopen to public, but COVID-19 rules will remain
• B.C. upgrades disaster program to help flood victims faster
• Head of Anglican Church to visit Sask. residentia­l school survivors
• First Nation seeks Amber Alert to help find Saskatchew­an boy
• Drought-stricken Alberta farmers pray for rain
• Alleged naked dance at sacred Bali site could get Canadian deported
• Kenney can never again unite conservati­ves
• Security guards a less-expensive option for schools
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• FOUR RMC CADETS KILLED
• LESLYN LEWIS
• PATRICK BROWN
• PIERRE POILIEVRE
• JEAN CHAREST
• Grand theft astro: Space crimes could soon be illegal in Canada
• “WORK CLOTHES”
• P.E.I. seeks bridge name change
• Imperial Oil sees rare quarterly high profit on surging crude
• WHY STOCK MARKET FORECASTER­S ARE IN NEED OF A REALITY CHECK
• Who is Paul Singer, man once dubbed `the world's most feared investor'?
• Berkshire investors demanding improvemen­ts
• Agnico Eagle sees `stellar' results amid lower costs in face of inflation
• Blast Off!
• Jazz Fest to return in-person this year
• `I CONSIDER MYSELF VERY, VERY LUCKY'
• Shane Yellowbird tributes hail talent, `star power,' of Cree country singer
• Overwinter geraniums with Victorian technique
• STRONG WORDS
• Give children something to think about
• The rise of the Tiktok toddler
• OILERS PRIMED TO BEGIN PLAYOFF PUSH
• POST SEASON RAISES TOUGH QUESTIONS
• FC Edmonton heads east to Halifax for third game in just eight days
• Former tennis champ Becker gets jail in bankruptcy case
• Gallant, Peterman miss podium at worlds
• Raptors star likes direction team is heading
• A HARSH LAND BUT GENTLE, TOO
• MULTIPLE WINS FOR MULTI-FAMILY BUILDER
• Environmen­tal awards celebrate efforts in building healthier homes
• Canadians worry about affordabil­ity but still see home ownership as vital
• Outdoor lighting transforms a home
• Get out there

Edmonton Journal - 2022-04-29

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