November 20th, 2024

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@@CollinGallant Alberta’s Municipal Affairs minister says an inspection of city hall procedures could be completed by the late spring or early summer. That means the results of the review – requested by city council this fall – could be made public months before the next municipal election. That aligns with the “best-case” scenario, according to

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  • Redcliff man killed Monday in multi-vehicle collision on Trans-Canada

    @MedicineHatNews A Redcliff man was killed Monday in a 12-vehicle collision on the Trans-Canada west of Gleichen, the RCMP reported late that day. Westbound lanes of Highway 1 were closed for six hours as RCMP officers from Brooks, Gleichen and Bassano attended the scene near Cluny with heavy tow trucks to remove a number of ... Read More »

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  • Midnight Madness takes over downtown on Friday

    asmith@medicinehatnews.com Midnight Madness returns this Friday, bringing the joy of local shopping into full focus in downtown Medicine Hat. Now something of a tradition for the Southeast Alberta Chamber of Commerce and the Downtown Collective, the yearly event is slated to be as big and bright as ever, says Brad Tajiri, events manager for the ... Read More »

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  • College hosts International Education Week activities on campus

    news@medicinehatnews.com Today Medicine Hat College will be hosting a staff workshop and craft circle as the college joins International Education Week, an initiative to advance international community and intercultural dialog. Beginning at 9 a.m. the college is holding a three-hour virtual faculty and staff workshop titled “Developing Intercultural Competence in Teaching South Asian Students.” Wednesday ... Read More »

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Local Sports

  • Tigers out-shoot Raiders in OT win Wednesday

    The Medicine Hat Tigers weathered an early injury for an overtime win Wednesday at Prince Albert. Medicine Hat lost goaltender Harrison Meneghin  late in the first period with a lower body injury but ultimately held off the Raiders for a 3-2 overtime win. They outshot Prince Albert 55-28 through 61:06 of action for the 13th ... Read More »

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  • Ringette Roundup: U10 Step 1 Mustangs face off at Bridge Battle tournament

    sports@medicinehatnews.com@MedicineHatNews The Medicine Hat U10 Step 1 Mustangs were in ringette action down Highway 3 this weekend. The Step 1 Mustangs took part in the Bridge Battle ringette tournament in Lethbridge. They kicked the tournament off on Friday with a game against Lethbridge. Thea Pancoast and Kylie Klaudt stood tall in net, their first games ... Read More »

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  • Raymond Comets to face off in provincial 5A football finals

    sports@medicinehatnews.com@MedicineHatNews Medicine Hat News The Raymond Comets will face the Harry Ainlay Titans in the provincial 5A football championship game on Saturday in Grande Prairie. The three-game festival at Hanson Lincoln Field in the northern Alberta city will also feature the 4A and 3A final games, while new nine-a-side and six-a-side divisions will determine champions ... Read More »

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  • Noteworthy: Times, they are a changin’ – but I still really like mail

    I guess I live a rather dull life, because ‘checking the mail’ has long been one of the highlights of my day. So when Canada Post goes on strike and I know for certain there will be no mail in my box – no cheques, no bills, no flyers, no fast-food coupons or retail magazines ... Read More »

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  • Let’s Chat: An indie experience

    Recently I stopped by Unlimited Characters on Dunmore Road to snoop through their collection of used books, ideas for book clubs and some of their new books. If you have not had a chance to go there, you must. There are books for everyone, and their large store makes it easy to get lost and ... Read More »

    14 hours ago
  • MLA Report: Reflections from Medicine Hat’s Remembrance Day ceremony

    Under a remarkably beautiful southern Alberta sky, Medicine Hat gathered this Remembrance Day in a display of unity and remembrance that touched all who attended. The unseasonably pleasant weather seemed a fitting blessing for such a meaningful occasion, allowing our community to come together in perfect conditions at the Robertson Memorial Legion’s ceremony. The sunshine ... Read More »

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Letters to The Editor

  • Letter: Last-minute veteran transport by city appreciated

    Dear editor, Robertson Memorial No. 17 greatly appreciated the city for understanding and sending a Special Transit bus to the Legion on Nov. 11 to transport our disabled veterans. Although it was a last-minute arrangement, it was greatly appreciated and much needed. Thank you for the decision to also provide the bus at no charge ... Read More »

    7 days ago
  • Letter: City should have provided free transport for veterans on Remembrance Day

    Dear editor, Why did the city want to charge the local legion $360 to take veterans with difficulties on Remembrance Day to the Cenotaph, using the Handi Bus? Mine and the rest of the city residents’ taxes are used to run the city buses almost empty every day. Could the city have asked one of ... Read More »

    1 week ago
  • Letter: What Remembrance Day means to me…

    Dear editor, I am the daughter of a veteran of the First World War. When I was 10 years old in Grade 5 in 1963, our class was getting ready for Remembrance Day when my teacher was telling us the importance of remembering those who fought in the wars. I put up my had to ... Read More »

    2 weeks ago


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