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Medicine Hat News

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Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Sep 01, 2018

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Pipeline ruling fuels political backlash in Alberta

Local politicians and industry officials condemn Ottawa court action overturning the Trans Mountain approval. They warn the decision risks Alberta jobs and billions in investment while lamenting reduced national control over energy destiny. Critics claim lack of Indigenous consultation and NEB gaps threaten Canada’s economy.

Bob Wanner NDP Medicine Hat Alberta Drew Barnes

Coaldale Woman Injured in Highway 512 Crash Into House

A Coaldale woman is hospitalized after her car struck a house on Highway 512 near Readymade. The vehicle stopped in a child’s bedroom wall while a mother and child were in another part of the home. RCMP seek witnesses and vehicle details at 403-329-5080 or 403-345-5552.

RCMP Coaldale Readymade Coaldale Rcmp

Freeland Downplays Trump as NAFTA Talks Pause

Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland keeps Trump comments off the record and shifts praise to U S trade envoy Robert Lighthizer as Canada presses to re-enter NAFTA. Talks miss end-of-week deadline and will resume next week with confidence in reaching a deal on Canadian terms.

Washington Chrystia Freeland U.S Donald Trump Canada Freeland Trump The Toronto Star Bloomberg News Robert Lighthizer White House Ambassador Lighthizer

Alberta climate plan sidelines not halt wind farm growth

Premier Notley said Alberta will stay on the sidelines of a Pan-Canadian climate action plan yet keep its carbon levy and wind farm development intact. She tied participation to Ottawa moving the Trans Mountain Pipeline, risking access to a $2 billion federal infrastructure fund. provincial programs remain in place.

Alberta Ottawa Rachel Notley

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