Medicine Hat News - 2021-03-03

• COVID relief padded abilities of Community Warmth
• MLAs express frustratio­n over COVID rules on behalf of constituen­ts
• Alberta may follow B.C. on faster first dose
• MEAT PLANTS
• COMING SOON
• Split over AstraZenec­a vaccine sparks questions on who will get it as variants spread
• Humane Society rescues 10 cats from abandonmen­t
• RBC donation will help college prepare entreprene­urs
• AHS issues warning due to kids swallowing small batteries
• Muslim women fearful for their lives following attacks in Edmonton
• Saskatchew­an premier won’t say how long deficits to last
• CRA says ‘rare’ error in some tax slips lists repaid CERB as taxable income
• Canada won’t ‘power past coal,’ keeps exporting it: environmen­t group
• Most Canadians confident federal vaccine rollout is back on track: poll
• CMHC names its new CEO
• Internatio­nal air travel down even further than pre-pandemic
• Sending bank customer info to U.S. avoided potentiall­y ‘catastroph­ic effects’: Canada
• $3.5M in funding for ‘vending machines’ that dispense safer drugs to prevent ODs
• Calgary man admits to killing girlfriend then stabbing to death mother, stepfather
• Unanimous committee report calls on Trudeau not to trigger election during pandemic
• After worst year on record, Canadian economy enters 2021 with double digit growth
• SAHA connection paying off
• Canadiens hang on to defeat Senators
• Why choose licensed and approved early learning and child care?
• Selenium a cause for concern
• Introducin­g Medicine Hat’s Waterfront District

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