By COLLIN GALLANT on November 1st, 2022
cgallant@medicinehatnews.com@CollinGallant Danielle Smith brushed off criticism that her campaign knocked on doors in the wrong riding last week when she addressed byelection supporters at a weekend rally. The UCP leader and candidate in Brooks-Medicine Hat byelection joked with a crowd of supporters at the Medicine Hat Lodge event that the hotel was located in neighbouring ... Read More »
1 responseBy Samantha Johnson Local Journalism Initiative Reporter on November 1st, 2022
reporter@medicinehatnews.com A two-page memo dated Oct. 27 to all ministers from Premier Daniel Smith about Federal Engagement states the government will be discussing a push-back strategy, with the Alberta Sovereignty Act being a critical part. Smith calls for a united front in all negotiations with the federal government and to stand ground when federal policies ... Read More »
1 responseBy Medicine Hat News on November 1st, 2022
Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter Society is ensuring individuals experiencing family violence can access help around the clock with expansion of its existing text line and web chat support services to now be available 24/7. “Family violence is not an eight to five kind of thing,” MHWSS executive director Natasha Carvalho told the News. “So, we ... Read More »
1 responseBy COLLIN GALLANT on October 29th, 2022
cgallant@medicinehatnews.com@CollinGallant Bob Blayone says his Métis heritage has instilled in him a love of freedom that drew him to the Independence Party of Alberta. That’s why the Peace River man who spent decades in the oilpatch and supporting traditional conservative parties is in the Brooks-Medicine Hat byelection to challenge United Conservative leader Danielle Smith for ... Read More »
1 responseBy MEDICINE HAT NEWS on October 29th, 2022
https://www.medicinehatnews.com@MedicineHatNews Big Marble Greenhouse has announced it has inked a five-year marketing deal with central Alberta growers that comprise “Pik’n’Pak Produce.” Terms were not disclosed but Big Marble VP of sales and marketing Jonathon Schow said in a release consumers habits and the wholesale market are continuously changing. “Sustainability is top of mind across our ... Read More »
1 responseBy KENDALL KING on October 29th, 2022
kking@medicinehatnews.com A group of little experts helped the News get in the spooky spirit by sharing their thoughts on Halloween. The News: Why do we carve pumpkins at Halloween? Avery (Grade 2): Because then you can have roasted pumpkin seeds. Aiden (Grade 2): Because they’re outside decorations that don’t get blown away by the wind. ... Read More »
1 responseBy KENDALL KING on October 29th, 2022
kking@medicinehatnews.com The Medicine Hat Police Service is sharing tips to help Hatters stay safe while having fun this Halloween. “For the young children who are going out trick-or-treating, we want to see them being out with a parent or a trusted adult and staying with that adult as they do their trick-or-treating,” Sgt. Adam Gregory ... Read More »
1 responseBy KENDALL KING on October 29th, 2022
kking@medicinehatnews.com The final crop report of 2022 shows Alberta producers are closing out the growing season ahead of the five- and 10-year yield averages, and in good condition for the upcoming year. Dry and cool weather conditions starting off the season, above average rainfall and warm temperatures lasting from late spring through the summer, aided ... Read More »
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https://www.medicinehatnews.com@MedicineHatNews Demolition began Friday at the site of the Royal Hotel, which was destroyed by fire six weeks ago, while investigators await making a final determination on the cause. Firefighters fought the blaze for most of a day Sept. 16 after receiving calls of smoke coming from the rear entrance. Traffic was diverted for most ... Read More »
1 responseBy MEDICINE HAT NEWS on October 29th, 2022
https://www.medicinehatnews.com@MedicineHatNews Medicine Hat’s municipal power distribution company will some join of the nation’s largest utility providers to study how to ramp up use of new low-carbon power, storage and grid management technology. Federal officials announced the project with a $1.6-million grant on Friday at a renewable energy conference in Toronto. Canadian Renewable Energy Association will ... Read More »
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kking@medicinehatnews.com Students in Medicine Hat College and Mount Royal University’s collaborative education program are learning key skills through a student-led production of Journey of the Noble Gnarble. Based on the children’s book of the same name, the musical production tells the story of a small deep sea fish – the Noble Gnarble – who dreams ... Read More »
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