Train pulls into Medicine Hat for CP Holiday Train stop
News photo shows Alexis and Cailynn Henry waiting with excitement as the CP Holiday Train arrives in Medicine Hat on Tuesday evening for the concert. Emma Bennett captures the scene featuring the train and crowd gathering for the event.
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Markets rally to record highs on Trump policy hopes
North American stocks rise with the Dow up 297.84 to 19 549.62 and the S&P 500 up 29.12 to 2 241.35 while the Nasdaq adds 60.76 to 5 393.76. TSX up 111.95 to 15 237.75 as most sectors gain. Investors weigh deregulation bets against big-spending aims and drug pricing moves.
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Judge halts recount seals Michigan for Trump
A federal judge halted Michigan's three day recount and sealed Donald Trump’s narrow win over Hillary Clinton in the states 16 electoral votes. The decision followed a state court ruling that Jill Stein had no standing to seek a recount and came as counties renewed tallying, with minor shifts in totals and many precincts still unavailable for a second look.
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Infected cow prompts prairie cattle quarantine across region
In September authorities linked a Jenner ranch to a cow with bovine TB. Five other animals from the herd tested positive. Lockdowns spread through southeastern Alberta and southwestern Saskatchewan as CFIA searches for TB. Farmers scramble for feed and housing as winter approaches while testing nears completion mid January. About 10,000 cattle slated for humane slaughter remain planned as a precaution.
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City limits power imports to 26 MW as tie-in planned
Utility leaders say imports will stay low to avoid long-term contracts, while the north-end grid tie-in next fall could allow full city supply. Officials project a net loss of 3.8 million next year, with profits anticipated in 2018 and 2019 as capacity rises to about 250 MW after the new plant opens.
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