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Medicine Hat News

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Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

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Jan 19, 2022

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Alberta sacking of Justice Minister over traffic ticket call

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney dismissed Justice Minister Kaycee Madu after CBC reported he phoned Edmonton Police Chief Dale McFee about a $300 distracted driving ticket in March. Madu says he sought assurances against racial profiling and did not ask to rescind the ticket. Energy Minister Sonya Savage will oversee justice duties temporarily.

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Edmonton Alberta Jason Kenney Justice Kaycee Madu Madu Kenney Dale McFee Energy Minster Sonya Savage CBC McFee Lethbridge NDP Shannon Phillips Phillips
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Omicron infectious period under review in Canada

Chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam says evidence does not show Omicron is contagious for a shorter time than earlier variants. She notes high case numbers strain workforces and supports adjusting isolation guidelines while provinces set rules.

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Ottawa Theresa Tam Tam House of Commons Health Committee United States Centers For Disease Control CDC Omicron Canada Health Committee Public Health Agency of Canada Japan United Kingdom U.K
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Cypress approves Vaxx policy for council meetings

Cypress County council approves in person attendance rules requiring proof of vaccination or a negative test for those at council meetings in Dunmore. The measure does not apply to general county services and allows negative tests in place of vaccination for participation.

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Cypress County Council Dunmore Coun Richard Oster Government of Alberta
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