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Charter challenge of Alberta GSA legislation will face difficulties, law professor says A constitutional law professor says a charter challenge to gay-straight alliance legislation will face difficulties. But lawyer John Carpay, with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, who filed the lawsuit Thursday on behalf of a group of parents and 26 religious private schools, said the law violates freedoms of religion and expression.

Oilpatch CEO says Trudeau needs to give real pipeline support, 'not just words' Athabasca Oil Corp.'s chief executive blasted the Liberal government for not providing regulatory certainty or doing its job to get pipelines built just as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was visiting the heart of oilsands country on Friday.

An Edmonton theatre company needed a venue for their shows -- so they made one The Grindstone Theatre at 100th Street and 81st Avenue opened Thursday. The 75-seat space is Edmonton's first comedy theatre and has a restaurant and bar in the building.

'You are in Saskatchewan's hearts': Deaths confirmed in junior hockey team bus crash RCMP have confirmed fatalities and a 'number of injuries' in a collision involving a junior hockey team's bus in Saskatchewan, and say rescue efforts remain ongoing.

'U of A! Not OK!': Students, faculty and staff protest University of Alberta fee increases Student protesters held signs and rallied against the University of Alberta's increased fees for international students and residents. http://www.cbc.ca//university-of-alberta-protest-against-f

Fort McMurray residents dubious as Trudeau waves the flag for oilsands, pipelines While touring one of Fort McMurray's newest oilsands facilities Justin Trudeau defended his government's commitment to Alberta's oil and gas industry while balancing protecting the environment. http://www.cbc.ca//fort-mcmurray-residents-dubious-as-trud

Retiring Sedins combine on OT winner in final home game In a farewell that couldn't have been scripted better, Daniel Sedin scored the OT winner with an assist from his brother Henrik in the twins' final home game of their career in Vancouver. http://www.cbc.ca//vancouver-canucks-arizona-coyotes-recap

Henrik-to-Daniel OT goal wins emotional last game for Canucks' Sedins Henrik Sedin. Daniel Sedin. Goal. What, you thought it would end some other way? http://www.cbc.ca//henrik-to-daniel-ot-goal-wins-emotional

Hip Check: 5 things that happened in the Sedins' final home game It was a fairytale farewell you couldn't have scripted any better http://www.cbc.ca/sports/videos/#id=1204546627752?cmp=rss

Coyotes re-sign goaltender Antti Raanta to 3-year extension The Arizona Coyotes have re-signed goaltender Antti Raanta to a three-year deal. General manager John Chayka announced the move Friday that keeps Raanta under contract through the 2020-21 season. Raanta would have been an unrestricted free agent this summer. http://www.cbc.ca//arizona-coyotes-re-sign-antti-raanta-ex

Sedins feeling the love from those they bested over 17 seasons Some of the biggest fans of Henrik and Daniel Sedin are the opponents who faced them over the past 17 seasons. http://www.cbc.ca///nhl/sedin-twins-nhl-respect-1.4609031

Flyers, Panthers could play tiebreaker Tuesday to decide final playoff spot If the Philadelphia Flyers and Florida Panthers are even in points, regulation and overtime wins and goal differential at the end of the season, they'll play a one-game tiebreaker to determine who goes to the playoffs. http://www.cbc.ca//philadelphia-flyers-florida-panthers-co

Senators meekly gift Penguins home-ice advantage in 1st round Sidney Crosby and Jake Guentzel banked in goals off Craig Anderson minutes apart in the second period, Casey DeSmith stopped 34 shots and the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Ottawa Senators 4-0 to clinch second place in the Metropolitan Division and home-ice advantage in the opening round of the playoffs. http://www.cbc.ca//pittsburgh-penguins-ottawa-senators-1.4

Lightning take control of Atlantic after frantic win over Sabres Nikita Kucherov became the second player in the NHL to reach 100 points this season, and the Tampa Bay Lightning took a two-point lead in the Atlantic Division by beating the Buffalo Sabres 7-5 Friday night. http://www.cbc.ca//buffalo-sabres-tampa-bay-lightning-reca

Microplastics found in some Canadian bottled water Marketplace asked a lab at McGill University to test leading Canadians bottled water brands. It found microplastics in 60 per cent of the samples. http://www.cbc.ca//marketplace-canadian-bottled-water-micr

China's trade war advantage is a huge and increasingly sophisticated economy: Don Pittis In a trade war, China has advantages similar to those of U.S. during its own growth spurt: high technology and an enormous domestic-led growth potential. http://www.cbc.ca/n/business/trade-war-china-u-s-1.4606367

Canada adds 32,000 jobs in March, mostly full-time work Canada's economy added 32,000 new jobs in March, but the jobless rate remained steady at 5.8 per cent. http://www.cbc.ca//business/jobs-march-statistics-canada-1

'Blame China, don't blame Trump,' for trade war, Kudlow says China's government vowed Friday to 'counterattack with great strength' if President Donald Trump goes ahead with plans to raise U.S. tariffs on an additional $100 billion US worth of Chinese goods and said negotiations were impossible under current conditions http://www.cbc.ca///china-retaliates-us-tariffs-1.4607657

Ontario securities regulator probing cryptocurrency trading platforms after complaints http://www.cbc.ca//b/ontario-osc-cryptocurrency-1.4608411

NAFTA partners close to agreement-in-principle with a heavy focus on auto sector Canada the U.S. and Mexico are close to an agreement in principle on the future of North America Free Trade Agreement, CBC News has learned. http://www.cbc.ca//nafta-ministers-meet-washington-1.46082

Why it may be a gamble to buy a Toronto-area condo as a rental investment Nearly half of all new condos sales that were finalized last year in the Greater Toronto Area were for rental purposes, but income from them could be falling short of ownership costs, according to a new study by CIBC. http://www.cbc.ca//condos-toronto-rent-investors-cibc-1.46