Edmonton Journal - 2022-05-05

• `I think we got this': Oilers fans upbeat
• Ex-staffer suing premier's office seeks to compel Kenney to testify
• Former provincial justice minister Denis asks judge to overturn contempt conviction
• UCP claims fundraisin­g win in first quarter of '22
• MLA calls for more public input into Pigeon Lake feedlot plan
• Government appoints 12 new judges, creates four new judgeships
• Solar farm located on Enoch Cree land given Indigenous name kisikaw pisim
• We can't police our way out of school violence
• Top U.S. court dashes 50 years of legal principle
• Canada can be proud of MAID law
• NORTHWESTF­EST SURVIVES CHAOS
• Ghostbuste­rs hitmaker Parker to appear live at premiere of biopic
• BLOOMSDAY EXPLORES OUR DESIRE TO RIGHT PAST WRONGS
• Carroll brings his swan-song collection to the runway
• Cleese to present an evening of exceptiona­lly silly comedy
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• SENATE CHANGES BURIED IN BILL
• Don't be `Putin's altar boy,' Pope warns
• Daughter of Indigenous woman slain with trailer hitch dies from leukemia
• Parks Canada returns Chief Poundmaker's staff to family at ceremony
• Drawings mark wartime refuge
• Loblaw boosts dividend by most in over a decade
• BETTMAN REVELS IN TOUR OF POST-SEASON SITES
• Doc's note lets Archibald play in U.S. and Canada
• STRANGE AND UNSETTLING TIMES FOR NHL'S GOALIES
• Luketa's NFL draft day was all he wanted it to be
• OIL KINGS PREP FOR BATTLE-TESTED REBELS
• LIGHTNING `POWER' WAY TO VICTORY
• F1 gains ground in U.S.; Miami event sold out

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