Medicine Hat News - 2017-05-17

• City employee discovers sinkhole downtown
• SD76 OKs tweaks to gender policy
• New rights for bumped air passengers: Garneau
• KEYSTONE XL
• High river levels ease across B.C., but rising Okanagan lake raises new concern
• Doer says Alberta targets U.S. wood buyers to tip balance in softwood dispute
• A safe place when they need it most
• SD76 approves balanced budget with modest staffing cuts
• County debates future of its fire services
• Judge scoffs at Edmonton man’s staged suicide
• If family members worried about delayed MMIW inquiry, I have concerns: Bennett
• Don’t hold economy ‘hostage,’ Notley says
• Gas station count growing again thanks to stronger profit margins
• Alberta workplace legislatio­n coming soon
• Interim Conservati­ve leader Ambrose begins farewell to her political life
• Auditor general’s spring report
• Federal health minister vows to bring down ‘unacceptab­ly high’ drug costs
• Ottawa to require rail locomotive recorders
• ‘It’s a really sensitive area’: Freeland on news of Trump tip to Russia
• Besieged White House denies, defends as new bombshells hit
• Sheriff: 1 dead after tornado hits Wisconsin trailer park
• Hometown fighter up for the challenge
• Records set, expectatio­ns exceeded at city track meet
• Predators keep coming
• Warriors steamroll Spurs
• Jays botch the basics
• Taking it to the streets for Chamber Connect
• Survey says humour in offices is an important part of company culture
• Feels like the first time: Many ’77 rock kings still touring
• Jokes may have killed, but Conan accused of theft
• Ten things to know about ‘Twin Peaks’; revival debuts Sunday
• The hit toy that spun out of nowhere
• Study finds bullying persists in school, reports of sex crime up
• Thailand backs off threat to block Facebook over content
• Would PM go ‘nuclear’ to build a pipeline?
• Cultural appropriat­ion debate misses the larger issue

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