Medicine Hat News - 2017-06-15

• Water levels peaking but still normal
• Rifle-wielding attacker wounds GOP leader, killed by police
• Sears at the mall could be in trouble, but it’s business as usual at this point
• PETROLEUM SHOW
• Judge: Redo part of analysis for Dakota Access pipeline
• Survey says clinics charging extra
• Tax confusion surfaces over Masterpiec­e facility
• Andjelic attends final PRSD meeting before retirement
• Hitch your wagons to this year’s Stampede
• Judge acquits Bassano man of statutory rape
• Redcliff Mennonite Alternativ­e program gets 1,500 children’s books through grants
• RCMP officers take the stand in Saretzky triple-murder trial
• Calgary police arrest man after women were filmed and posted on Twitter
• Treaty 7 chiefs to lead Stampede parade
• Edmonton blogger charged with hate crime
• Canada to erase ‘samesex’ conviction­s: Trudeau
• Canada envoy to U.S. embarrasse­d by delay of preclearan­ce bill
• Mayor says Churchill can’t wait for rail service
• Expats fret Liberals letting voting bill die
• McGough trying to get up to speed with Tiger-Cats
• Lethbridge’s Steacy set to retire
• In it for the money
• Huge crowd for Penguins’ parade
• The Don is gone
• Martin picks up for his pitcher
• USGA hopes no more embarrassm­ents await this year
• Fisher excited for her JazzFest return
• After Dark
• Grammys switching to online voting
• Drones carrying defibrilla­tors could aid heart emergencie­s
• Guaranteei­ng water supply critical to the future of southeaste­rn Alberta
• New Outback model merges luxury with typical Subaru performanc­e
• GM extends summer shutdown at two car plants as demand falls
• Fate of thousands of recalled Volkswagen­s undecided
• Death toll rises to 12 in London apartment inferno
• Poll shows most doubt Trump’s respect for institutio­ns
• Southern Baptists reconsider condemning ‘alt-right’ movement

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