By Medicine Hat News on August 30th, 2024
@MedicineHatNews Local labour unions are again holding their annual food drive on the Labour Day weekend. The Medicine Hat and District Labour Council will be in front of the Real Canadian Superstore, located near Trans-Canada Way, on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donations of non-perishable food items will be collected for the Medicine ... Read More »
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@MedicineHatNews A local manufacturer is touting its inclusion on a list of top environmental performers. Cancarb manufactures carbon black at a production plant in Medicine Hat that is coupled with a heat recovery power generator. It said this week that for a second straight year it has been ranked among the top 1 per cent ... Read More »
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news@medicinehatnews.com A society founded in B.C. in 2010 that provides students education and resources about the importance of mental wellbeing and works to break the stigma around mental health is expanding its resources to students in Medicine Hat. On Thursday the Stigma-Free Mental Health Society announced a major expansion of it’s ‘Stigma-Free School’ program for ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By ANNA SMITH Local Journalism Initiative on August 30th, 2024
asmith@medicinehatnews.com The Stigma-Free Mental Health Society is announcing its third round of the Rural Peer Support Fundamentals Training, equipping residents with tools needed to support their communities. Scheduled on Sept. 17 and 24 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m, this comprehensive training is specifically tailored to address the mental health challenges faced by rural communities, ... Read More »
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@MedicineHatNews Medicine Hat News Cypress County has downgraded a fire ban, but won’t take down signs as it will likely return next week. The county announced Thursday that a “fire restriction” is now in place after some rain in the region and an update from Alberta Wildfire monitoring. That current level allows recreational campfires in ... Read More »
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@MedicineHatNews A familiar face on the bench at the Medicine Hat courthouse has been named the new assistant chief justice of the Provincial Court of Justice, the Justice Ministry announced Wednesday. Justice Eric Brooks leads the Medicine Hat Drug Treatment Court and often hears docket court in Medicine Hat, Lethbridge and regional centres in the ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Collin Gallant on August 30th, 2024
@@CollinGallant cgallant@medicinehatnews.com A former MLA is blasting a plan by the city to add major solar electricity production to its power portfolio. That’s as city staff and some elected officials say it is prudent reaction to a changing power market, and full analysis will be laid out in the coming weeks. Drew Barnes says city ... Read More »
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news@medicinehatnews.com Three local youths are facing criminal and provincial charges following a fatal collision involving a 15-year-old who was operating a moped. At approximately 10:30 p.m. on July 18, Medicine Hat Police and Fire services as well as EMS responded to a collision at the intersection of Strachan Road and Spruce Way involving a motor ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Collin Gallant on August 29th, 2024
Medicine Hat News A familiar face on the bench at the Medicine Hat courthouse has been named the new assistant chief justice of the provincial Court of Justice, the Justice Ministry announced Wednesday. Justice Eric Brooks leads Medicine Hat Drug Treatment Court and often hears docket court in Medicine Hat, Lethbridge and regional centres in ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Medicine Hat News on August 29th, 2024
@MedicineHatNews A Maple Creek lumber company has been fined almost $10,000 for bringing pine logs with bark attached into Saskatchewan, contrary to regulations to prevent the spread of mountain pine beetles. Landrider Trux Ltd., which mills lumber and sells firewood, was fined $9,700 after a tip to the Saskatchewan Report-a-Poacher line directed conservation officers to ... Read More »
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bmiller@medicinehatnews.com The News took to the streets downtown on Wednesday seeking reaction from residents after a ruling in a judicial dispute between Mayor Linnsie Clark and council was delivered Monday. In essence, King’s Bench Justice Rosemary Nation gave a partial win to both sides of the dispute. Council was found reasonable in its decision to ... Read More »
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