Medicine Hat News - 2020-10-10

• City’s assisted dying hurdles unfair: doc
• Kenney promises ‘lighter approach’ to COVID-19 fight
• $815M in upgrades coming to SA irrigation districts
• One-man movie focuses on personal growth
• Developmen­t fees should remain the same until review is completed
• Hard to be thankful but well worth a try Produce
• Virtual concerts put together for seniors’ residences
• Saskatchew­an leaders release election platforms, launch attacks over deficit plans
• Government and Métis battling over moose hunt in Manitoba
• Liberals pledge cheap daycare, NDP promises shipbuildi­ng plan
• B.C. top court deals Huawei exec another blow in extraditio­n case
• Sask. won’t appeal ruling for Indigenous teepee protest
• CPC accuses feds of reckless rush to ease access to assisted dying
• Liberals revamp rentrelief for businesses as second wave threatens job gains
• Experts warn against underplayi­ng recent spike
• Champagne deplores suggestion of military solution in Azerbaijan-Armenia fight
• Making their mark in Missoula
• Cubs narrow roster to 23, shift focus to exhibition opener against Coaldale
• Frontline retail workers want pay bump as cases spike
• Cocktails get the home treatment in new books
• Tomatoes remain king
• Can virtual holiday dinners be meaningful?
• Feds double pandemic aid for food banks
• Christophe­r Plummer set to film season 2 of ‘Departure’ from his home due to COVID
• Apple Cider a fall hit
• UAE sheikhdom hopes Bear Grylls camp draws pandemic tourists
• With ‘Dreams’ and juice, man finds online fame
• HOROSCOPE
• What will it cost to police a province?
• Mental health issues a slippery slope made worse by a pandemic
• That little museum you didn’t know was there honours history of police

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