Medicine Hat News - 2018-02-21

• NE powerplant needed at full capacity
• Alberta shrugs off B.C. trade challenge
• County hands another $200K to the city
• PIPELINE CONSTRAINT­S
• CITY POLICE RELAX RULES
• Attorney admits he lied to Mueller’s federal agents
• More on-site paramedic care now
• 2018 tax assessment shows minor value increase
• Local struggles every day with kidney issues
• Jury to consider whether Tina Fontaine was murdered by Raymond Cormier
• Former Manitoba premier Greg Selinger to resign
• Toddler breaks leg after boot sucked into escalator
• Manitoba government helping First Nation with fuel shortage
• India trip lands $1B in investment­s: Trudeau
• Rail, pipeline incidents rise, safety board says
• Ontario Tories to decide if Brown can run for leader
• Ottawa to unveil electric vehicle strategy in 2018
• Feds told to help lower cost of living
• As teens take to streets, Trump makes modest gun change
• Canadian solar module makers fight U.S. tariffs as Trump admin. defends itself
• Lockner buries a late one
• Rattlers teams win in Edmonton, Red Deer
• Americans through in men’s hockey
• Nigerian bobsledder­s rock stars at Olympics
• Coaching program a great opportunit­y
• Lightning best Caps in top-flight match
• Understand­ing assessment taxation
• Groups want details on Trump’s approval of Keystone pipeline
• French ice dancer doesn’t risk another wardrobe malfunctio­n
• Canadian producer Veena Sud tackles U.S. racial tensions with ‘Seven Seconds’
• Think hard before making that next click, it could be a scam
• Early tribes were, in fact, well organized
• Snow removal should be a priority

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