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Reso Reminder: Here’s the full Battle of Alberta games schedule

The Battle of Alberta is about to kick off, and we’re sharing the full games schedule ahead of that happening. For planning’s sake. We might not get tickets, but we can definitely find a spot to watch with fellow fans.

First off- here’s the Battle of Alberta schedule:

  • Wednesday, May 18th, 8:30PM – Oilers at Flames
  • Friday, May 20th, 8:30PM – Oilers at Flames
  • Sunday, May 22nd, 6PM – Flames at Oilers
  • Tuesday, May 24th, 7:30PM –  Flames at Oilers
  • Thursday, May 26th (IF NECESSARY, PUCK DROP TBD) – Oilers at Flames
  • Saturday, May 28th (IF NECESSARY, PUCK DROP TBD) – Flames at Oilers
  • Monday, May 30th (IF NECESSARY, PUCK DROP TBD) – Oilers at Flames

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Lots of chances to watch what is sure to be one of the most exciting NHL playoffs series in decades. Wondering about where to go? We’ve rounded up our favourite spots in both Edmonton and Calgary to catch a game. Cheer them on when they’re on the road, or prepare your body and soul for what are sure to be wild after parties at home.

And whatever you decide, now’s the time to get those reservations in!

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