September 14th, 2025

Local Life

Science Smarts: Blow me away

By Patty Rooks on September 13th, 2025

Last week we had a look at air pressure. This is a hard concept to understand because we cannot see it like we can see a chemical reaction where something turns colour for instance. When we are visual learners, sometimes it is harder to understand, so I thought I would share another favourite air pressure ... Read More »

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All Psyched Up: Living on the edge

By Linda Hancock on September 13th, 2025

It was just a month ago when I was working with a fellow professional doing my GST filing. She explained that her husband was busy golfing, and she had plans to fly to Costa Rica the next day. This was a location that the two of them have enjoyed for months at a time over ... Read More »

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By the Way: As Jesus did, it is never wrong to stand up and speak out in defence of our fellow human beings

By Kristy Reimers-Loader on September 13th, 2025

There’s been a chill in the air lately, as a season of warmth and growth draws to a close, and the harvest is gathered within our shortened days. In this time of seasonal change, it seems right to reflect upon seasons and times. As such, one of my favourite scriptural quotes comes to mind, from ... Read More »

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Common Sense Health: Why is information so hidden in health care?

By Diana Gifford-Jones on September 12th, 2025

Several weeks ago, I wrote about the importance of factual debates. This week let’s talk about transparency. It’s one of those words that gets thrown around in health discussions. Politicians promise it. Hospital administrators profess it. Insurance companies advertise it. But when ordinary people go looking for reliable information about their own health, we hit ... Read More »

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Municipal Matters: Your voice, our future – Shaping recreation in Medicine Hat

By James Will on September 11th, 2025

The City of Medicine Hat is thrilled to kick off engagement for the potential development of a south side destination outdoor pool in addition to construction of sports fields in Brier Run. It’s been a multi-year journey to get to this exciting point. So, how did we get here? During thorough public engagement for our ... Read More »

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Kindness Matters: So many ways to celebrate the strengths of our community

By What Matters to Hatters Coalition on September 11th, 2025

The What Matters to Hatters Coalition is looking forward to a busy fall with opportunities to share stories of kindness, foster connection in our community and encourage Hatters to act with compassion. We hope you will join us at these events as we work to create a sense of belonging and support for everyone in ... Read More »

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All Psyched Up: Connection

By Linda Hancock on September 6th, 2025

I have been thinking a lot lately about energy. We hear so much in the news about 5G and use the term “making connections” when it comes to marketing and relationships. Christians talk about connecting to God and those who describe their spirituality as an “awakening” state that we are living in a 3D world ... Read More »

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Science Smarts: Mysterious forces

By Patty Rooks on September 6th, 2025

I cannot believe summer vacation is over already! Many of us are getting back into a routine of getting up a bit earlier during the week, not to mention the busy weeknight activities many of us have signed up for. With such a hectic start to September, I thought I would keep this week’s activity ... Read More »

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By the Way: The stuff stays here

By Shane Hein on September 6th, 2025

15 And he said to them, “Take care, and be on your guard against all covetousness, for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions.” Mankind’s relationship with the material offerings of the world is complex. God gave us a fine, rich and abundant planet to learn about, to use, to enjoy, ... Read More »

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Viva Vitality: Commuting safely to school

By Andrea Klassen on September 5th, 2025

School is back in session, which means school zones are active once again. In many communities, these have transitioned to year-round playground zones. For those who haven’t, it’s a good reminder to slow down and stay alert for the increased presence of pedestrians, cyclists and school buses. If you have school-aged children who bike to ... Read More »

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Common Sense Health: Health is the good fortune you make

By Diana Gifford-Jones on September 5th, 2025

When it comes to health, my father always told me that good luck is as important, if not more so, than good genes. Like genes, luck is allocated at life’s outset. Watching nightly news on wars, famine, and other disasters has always made me grateful to have been born in Canada. Yet, there’s something to ... Read More »

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