Medicine Hat News - 2017-09-22

• Cypress Hills dig site rich in history
• PM devotes UN speech to Indigenous Peoples
• UNITED? CONSERVATI­VES
• REDCLIFF MUNICIPAL ELECTION
• Hatter still hot over property tax bill
• Park reopens after moose shuts it down
• Election candidates have differing opinions on council sitting during a campaign
• Rattlers volleyball team steps up to help recent amputee move
• McKenzie becomes one of just two women to declare in Cypress County election
• Man shot by police officers had weapons: acting chief
• Waterton re-opens
• No decision on Alberta spear ban likely until 2018
• Tearful apology from mom guilty in son’s strep death
• Scheer apologizes to McKenna for ‘climate Barbie’ insult
• Canadians want more privacy protection: czar
• Rassell to lead Tigers into season
• The values, attitudes and goals of a successful team culture
• Calgary arena talks go public
• Royals pitching staff shuts down Jays in shutout win
• Rams win a wild one
• Never say never: Shania Twain finds new voice after illness
• Smiles for miles when the Globetrott­ers come to town
• ‘Blade Runner 2049’ to open Montreal film fest
• Last year of King’s life to be showcased on theatrical tour
• Fostering student engagement through technology
• ‘The Wire’ creators on how ‘The Deuce’ looks at sex from a different perspectiv­e
• Canadian UFO mystery still intrigues, 50 years on
• Investment­s, not corporate welfare
• Don’t hold your breath waiting for transit satisfacti­on, if Veiner situation is any indication
• NDP policies appear to be having positive economic effects
• Keeping kids with allergies safe
• Distractio­ns
• FDA warns on mixing opioid addiction treatments, other meds
• Japan’s emoji creator saw nuance in pictures
• How to get in on a class action lawsuit in Canada

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