Medicine Hat News - 2022-04-01

• HALO nears five-year funding agreement with province
• Kenney pats govt’s back in the Hat
• Ministers cite need for war crimes probe of Russia
• Starting today, vaccinated travellers to Canada don’t need a COVID-19 test
• NACI guidance on fourth dose of COVID vaccine expected soon: PHAC
• Federal housing council calls for budget funding for Indigenous people
• Medicine Hat College alumni art exhibit enters final week at Esplanade
• New business offers gluten-free options for Hatters who need them
• TSB says brake failure, cold weather led to deadly B.C. train derailment
• Kenney walks around issue of divisive rhetoric
• Arts bodies told to suspend cultural events funded by Russian state
• Alberta proposes legislatio­n to remove disciplina­ry powers from teachers union
• Saskatchew­an premier meets with Ukrainian refugees
• Additional support necessary to meet new EV sales mandates, automakers say
• Canada extends anti-Islamic State mission in Iraq to 2023
• Internal review into Indigenous Services Canada should be public, advocate says
• Supreme Court restores fine for Quebec maple syrup thief
• Statistics Canada says economy grew 0.2 per cent in January
• The only thing we have complete control over is how we react
• Seafood industry braces for losses due to sanctions
• Tech group wants new visa for skilled workers to enter country without a job offer
• Urinary incontinen­ce in women
• Friendship
• Tigers recall Lindstrom, continue youth movement
• Herdman realistic about Canada’s chances at World Cup
• It’s a great time to be a Blue Jays fan
• Minister St-Onge holds emergency roundtable to address safe-sport crisis in Canada
• Chris Rock takes to comedy mic, still processing slap
• Academy: Smith refused to leave Oscars after slap
• Canadian songwriter­s made on average $67 in royalties from digital platforms in 2021
• deGrom returns from injury to lead Mets rotation
• The original ‘Planet of the Apes’ endures

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