Medicine Hat News - 2020-08-01

• Ottawa looks to transition out-of-work people to EI
• Canadian Blood Services testing random samples for COVID antibodies
• Odd August playdowns set to begin
• Documents suggest Huawei executive lied
• PM expected perception issues with WE deal, but says no conflict of interest
• Book sale on in support of APARC
• Author hopes to help businesses back on their feet
• Road resurfacin­g begins next week
• BC Hydro says pandemic hits Site C project, expect delays, cost increases
• Sask. inmate’s sister worried about his mental health
• Police charge Calgary man in missing woman’s death; searching for remains
• Pair of Cardinals test positive; 6 teams now idle because of virus
• Raptors ready to defend title
• Trail Blazers rally to force overtime en route to wild win over Grizzlies
• Canadians can now download new exposure-alert app
• Telus Q2 profit drops 39 per cent to $315 million despite uptick in revenues
• Air Canada loses $1.75 billion in second quarter as revenues plunge 89 per cent
• Former Liberal minister drops out of mass shooting public inquiry
• Drinking in the park?
• Vacation properties spike in demand as people look for safe getaways
• Salmonella cases in Western and Central Canada linked to U.S.-grown red onions
• Showcasing the best Medicine Hat has to offer
• Ontario pediatric hospitals release full-time school guide, with older grades wearing masks
• Mimic a colourful sunset at home
• A big question yet to be answered
• The only way Medicine Hat can attract business with increased power generation is to compete on pricing

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