Medicine Hat News - 2020-05-07

• City says hands are tied by provincial order as it cancels July 1 fireworks
• Options for fall return to school laid out
• Forces members killed in crash honoured
• UTILITY DEFERRALS
• One million tests but numbers still falling short
• Pharmacist­s receiving short shipments as drug shortage continues in pandemic
• Aid coming for seniors facing ‘real’ cost increases due to COVID-19, Duclos says
• Routine changes show up in utility consumptio­n data
• Gaming revenge prank leads to hospital lockdown
• Man dead, Mountie injured after shootout on busy highway near Edmonton
• Cargill employee’s father dies; moment of silence at plant for worker who died
• UCP suspends environmen­tal monitoring rules for oilsands
• Suncor CEO predicts slow recovery for sector from pandemic demand crunch
• Pandemic hammers job market, but there are ‘opportunit­ies,’ say analysts
• Can-do attitude gives way to anxiety, despair for many
• N.S. mass killer should be subjected to psychologi­cal autopsy: experts
• GM to restart some Ontario production next week, most week after
• Slim chance of so-called murder hornets becoming establishe­d in Canada: experts
• Hubbard part of a new wave
• Tigers sign another local product
• Germany allows pro soccer to resume playing next week
• A light in a time of need
• Noticing the positives
• Ticked Off & Tickled Pink
• HOROSCOPE

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