Edmonton Journal - 2022-05-21

• Alberta RCMP warn businesses of phone scammers seeking bitcoin
• Oilers fans keep spirits high ahead of Game 2
• China lifts 3-year canola ban
• Province's small political parties see opening after Kenney's decision to stay
• Safety concerns prompt city to boost LRT patrols
• Opponents of Pigeon Lake feedlot to meet this weekend
• Humane Society open to walk-in visitors again
• Province's economic forecast gets brighter
• Suspect faces two murder charges after pair of deaths in Chinatown
• DISASTERS PROMPT TOWN TO PLAN `RESILIENCE HUB'
• New cases found in locked-down Shanghai
• Musk calls harassment accusation `untrue'
• Donations not welcome from `misleading' website
• Government­s mulling holiday on fuel taxes
• China could retaliate against Canadian businesses, citizens
• Russia focused on seizing province
• Charles addresses Indigenous `pain'
• `They took me to Canada'
• Actually, money can buy happiness
• China's army training for future attack on Japanese surveillan­ce plane: experts
• Sword attacker guilty of murder
• Simple steps for at-home blood pressure measuremen­t
• “Welcome To The BIG LEAGUES”
• Five ways to help you navigate and survive growling bear market
• It's `appropriat­e' to use seized assets from Russia to rebuild Ukraine, Freeland says
• Canada's Huawei ban will affect some firms more than others in tough 5G landscape
• Deere misses sales expectatio­ns despite bullish outlook on profit
• This Ontario couple needs to ditch the real estate and boost cash flow to retire
• Taxpayer dinged with a taxable benefit for taking a business trip
• HIGH-PROFILE BREAKTHROU­GH
• KNK PRACTISES FOR POP-UP
• Growing muscles along with greens
• App helps reduce food waste
• Local director heads to Cannes to level up TV pilot
• Oscar-winning composer scored Chariots of Fire and Blade Runner
• Métis cultural educator helps others connect with their roots
• WHY THERE'S STILL NO NEW MALE CONTRACEPT­IVES
• OIL KINGS EDGE ICE IN OVERTIME TO OPEN SERIES
• TOUGH CHOICES ALL PART OF PLAYING IN A MAJOR
• French Open quarterfin­al could feature epic clash
• Manchester City eyes Premier League title
• FA vows to crack down on pitch invasions
• Avalanche aim to regain winning form in Game 3
• Nguyen hanging up his skates
• RICH STRIKE REMINDS US THAT IN SPORTS, LESS CAN BE MORE
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• ACES ON BRIDGE
• A RINGING ENDORSEMEN­T
• BUILDING ART
• Local companies shine at National Awards for Housing Excellence
• Harmony at Rutherford is a game changer in senior living
• Support for cause `incredibly overwhelmi­ng'
• Alberta builders honoured for top customer service at annual Avid Awards
• Leaning toward balance in Greater Edmonton Area
• Bank of Canada hikes likely easing demand for real estate: report
• SPRUCE UP SMALL OUTDOOR SPACES
• Sticky business
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• ACES ON BRIDGE

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