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RBC sides with the bulls after across-the-board market correction

Oil prices rose nearly $6 US a barrel Monday as commodities rebounded from last week's across-the-board sell-off.

Opinion

Editorial: Energy centre deserves go-ahead

In its visionary Shaping Alberta's Future report, Premier Ed Stelmach's Council for Economic Strategy...

Swedes aim to emulate winning attitude

Whatever it is, Canadian hockey teams usually have it and can summon it when the time comes. Swedish...

An adoptive grandma eagerly steps forward

Newspaper journalists have grown accustomed to direct electronic feedback from the public. The letters...

Celebration, inspiration at CNIB bash

Mary Cunningham sure knows how to throw a birthday party. The Edmonton woman turns 90 on Monday and ...

Cam Tait

May 11 – 6 a.m. – IT’S MCHAPPY DAY!

THE GREAT EIGHT with TAIT celebrates Ronald McDonald House 1.. It’s known as the House That...

May 11, 2011 7:40 AM | Edmonton Journal » News

David Staples

Dr. Samwise and Mr. Gagner

As weak as the kid is on defence, Sam Gagner is not so bad at all when it comes to putting up points...

May 10, 2011 | Edmonton Journal » Sports

Liane Faulder

Award Winning Cheese Hoovered Down

Bless the Dairy Farmers of Canada. They sent us samples of some award-winning cheeses, straight from...

May 10, 2011 | Edmonton Journal » Life

Sandra Sperounes

Odds ‘n’ ends: Santana, X-Fest, System

1. Tickets to Carlos Santana‘s Aug. 30 gig at Rexall Place will go on sale next Monday, May 16...

May 10, 2011 | Edmonton Journal » Entertainment

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Library fundraiser melds pages, palates

The Edmonton Public Library is holding its annual event to raise money, Books2Eat...

From left, Rachelle Pelletier, Joanne Storrier and Sylvia Trefanenko take part in a tequila girls' night out at Aligra wine and spirits store at West Edmonton Mall.

Tequila outgrowing its frat-house image

Move over St. Patrick's Day, Oktoerfest and the Chinese New Year.

Alexander Ovechkin laughs during a practice in Bratislava on Saturday.

Russians to crank up intensity: Hitchcock

There are too many scores to settle in one game now. The richest of all hockey rivalries...

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Your Letters

Friends become enemies

Re: "Bin Laden's death a warning," The Journal, May 7.»

Liz Milanovich

Gloating over death evil too

Re: "Killing bin Laden necessary, jubilation is not," by Robert ...»

Elsie Montgomery

Preserve nature's symphony

I would like to invite all Edmontonians to visit the Woodbend Natural...»

Linda Wade

Ignatieff's fast exit says a lot

Re: "Ignatieff lands job at University of Toronto," The Journal, ...»

Phil Hindmarch

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Editorials

No pain, no gain with roadwork

Well, Edmonton's annual summer of traffic discontent is upon us -and as motorists contemplate the pylon and photo-radar horror they'll be living with for a while, this much can be asserted without fear of contradiction: the $285-million price tag for...

3 hours ago

Energy centre deserves go-ahead

In its visionary Shaping Alberta's Future report, Premier Ed Stelmach's Council for Economic Strategy warns that the province's outlook must be broadened to make it less "in Alberta, for Albertans," and more linked to the global economy.

Politics still has sense of humour

"So, Two cheers for Democracy: one because it admits variety and two because it permits criticism." -E.M. Forster

A blueprint everyone should study

A politician's legacy is rarely to be found online. Unless you have started or ended a war, or maybe repatriated a constitution, an architect and a lot of money always seems to be involved.