Medicine Hat News - 2017-03-28

• Renewable Energy Program opens Friday
• Rachel Notley and Brad Wall continue to trade jabs over budget philosophy
• Feds not worried about taxation yet
• Sask. budget debated in legislatur­e, NDP continues on the attack
• B.C. landslide fears prompt evacuation alert
• MP Motz says no to legal pot
• Fleeing Vietnam just the start of a life of conquered challenge for Linh Huynh of Brooks
• MHC Student Associatio­n will be headed by re-elected president Beth Lewis
• Redcliff talks advance polling, spring cleanup and more
• Hippothera­py bridging gaps
• Cypress County urges the use of fewer plastic grain bags
• Daffodil shoots beginning to sprout
• Finance minister to tout Canada-U.S. trade to U.S. governors and mayors
• Vancouver Island First Nation gives nod to proposed LNG export facility
• Burnaby loses bylaw battle with Trans Mountain
• Syncrude still down but Suncor targets intact
• Do more with less, Morneau tells aid groups
• Tories launch last-ditch membership push
• Deadline set for idle infrastruc­ture cash
• Visit to WH grounds by Intel chairman clouds investigat­ion
• White House looks to bounce back after health care loss
• Police: No active search for suspects in nightclub shooting
• US-backed fighters pause military action near Syria dam
• Fewer fans, higher stakes
• Experience gap could yet pay off for Brandon
• Hounds earn peewee A title
• Snowboarde­r McMorris hurt badly in fall
• USA Hockey women’s dispute rages on with politician­s involved
• Flames a win from playoffs
• Coach focused on improving defence despite Raptors win
• Take the fight out of food
• Indigenous chefs raising awareness of traditiona­l foods
• Crucial informatio­n absent from process in re-zoning debate, vote
• Budget cut a sad chapter for Saskatchew­an libraries

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