Medicine Hat News - 2021-04-17

• Local officials remain anti-carbon tax
• Ministers defend widely criticized coal consultati­on
• PREMIER UNDER FIRE – Athabasca mayor has choice words
• YMCA – Day camps will be half off this summer
• Pfizer supply bolstered as Moderna cuts delivery, Ontario turns down Trudeau’s help
• Highway interchang­e project will commence on Monday
• Publisher leaving with memories and a message
• McCoy High School hoping for an in-person grad, streamed live to loved ones
• Local duo uses COVID time to write Final Fantasy-themed metal album
• Collin Gallant Here we go again, again — stay safe out there
• Elders, trappers from Alberta First Nation ask province to protect bison herd
• Habs put some distance on Flames with 2-1 win
• Lethal power play comes through for Tigers
• Names keep being added to Jays’ injury list as team fights to stay around .500 mark
• Conservati­ves cite concern over influence of ‘climate activists’ on net-zero target
• Liberal government pressed to delay tax filing deadline from end of April
• ‘I wish I could get the vaccine tomorrow’: Grocery workers struggle with anxiety
• Royal funeral offers chance for William, Harry to reconcile
• Finally spring!
• Earth Day is just around the corner
• For some, vaccinatio­n poses a moral dilemma: Do I wait so others can get their shot?
• HOROSCOPE
• Facing the music
• Artist gives nature a ‘cosmic’ twist in NY garden show
• Volunteers are a dog’s best friend at SPCA
• Making it a work: Volunteers essential to success of food bank
• Breaking the barriers
• On the ball: Volunteers allow MHSA to offer wide range of programmin­g

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