Edmonton Journal - 2022-05-17

• Most think UCP should drop Kenney: survey
• TWIN BATTLES OF ALBERTA IN HOCKEY AND POLITICS
• Kenney visits U.S. capital to pitch province's oil as energy security solution
• Prior military service complicate­s Ukrainians' escape
• Driver's licence renewals available online
• Slight majority in review is good enough, Kenney says
• Battle of Cutknife Hill lessons resonate today
• Plan to raze U of A building an assault on humanities
• The pension problem
• THE BLUES BROTHERS
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Charest team woos Quebec Liberals
• Streaming's free ride
• Few leads in probe of pipeline vandalism
• Adviser took blame in Iran-contra scandal
• Canada plans new dairy rules despite U.S. industry pushback
• Home prices, sales slide in face of growing rates
• Mcdonald's begins sale process as it departs Russia
• Mcdavid's mates marvel at playoff performanc­e
• BATTLE OF ALBERTA SHAPING UP TO BE EPIC
• Canadian quarterbac­k content a rarity in Edmonton history
• SIMPSON HAS ANOTHER FRONT-ROW SEAT TO BATTLE OF ALBERTA: PLAYOFF EDITION
• THE TOUR ENTERS ITS SPRING SPRINT
• Blackpool forward announces he is gay
• Community gardens continue to bloom across Edmonton
• Preparing for change key in retirement
• Flocking to birdwatchi­ng
• Canterbury Foundation delivering a life of freedom and independen­ce for seniors

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