Medicine Hat News - 2021-12-31

• Linnsie Clark named 2021 newsmaker of the year
• Alberta extends winter break for K-12 students
• City looks to handle future surge of EVs
• Ag producers expect challenges to continue into 2022
• Manitoba cabinet minister who refused to discuss vaccine status dropped from cabinet
• AHS says local ICU has COVID patient again
• Finding unmarked graves put spotlight on reconcilia­tion in 2021
• For better or worse, we welcome the New Year
• WestJet to cancel 15% of flights due to COVID-19 related staff shortages
• The history behind popular New Year’s traditions
• Marathon viewing, a New Year’s tradition
• Vaccinatio­n rules for COVID benefits to stick for foreseeabl­e future, minister says
• Canadian navy needs to recruit 1,000 sailors to crew new warships: Vice-Admiral
• Ottawa criticizes police raid on Hong Kong news outlet that saw Canadian arrested
• Finding a new beginning
• Mandy Moore braces for farewell to ‘This Is Us’; music ahead
• New Year’s poppers
• Canada’s economic realities
• Laxer report shines light on foreign-owned oil companies
• Is virtual health care the new normal?
• Find your manger moment
• MacKenzie propels Tigers over Hitmen
• Canada’s women’s soccer named CP team of the year after Olympic gold
• Sophia Bush is ‘Good Sam’ in new medical drama

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