December 23rd, 2024

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newsdesk@medicinehatnews.com A local mother is left with only the clothes on her back following a devastating house fire Dec. 10 on the Black & White Trail that occurred while the family was away but tragically killed the families beloved pets and left them nothing. A GiveSendGo fundraiser has been established to support Mandi Matheson and

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  • Elic Ayomanor declares for 2025 NFL Draft

    sports@medicinehatnews.com@MedicineHatNews Elic Ayomanor is looking to make the jump to the National Football League. The Medicine Hat product posted on social media on Friday that he plans to leave Stanford and declare for the 2025 NFL Draft. Ayomanor had 63 catches for six touchdowns and 1,013 yards in his sophomore season with the Stanford Cardinal. ... Read More »

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  • “I wanted us to be better”: Desjardins on Tigers’ first half

    jtubb@medicinehatnews.com@ReporterTubb The Medicine Hat Tigers come out of the first half of the 2024-25 WHL season in first place of both the Eastern conference and Central division, and still have a lot more to give in the second half. The Tigers rode ups and downs through the first 34 games of their 55th Western Hockey ... Read More »

    2 days ago
  • Medicine Hat Boxing Club sends five fighters to Sask event

    sports@medicinehatnews.com@MedicineHatNews The Medicine Hat Boxing Club was in action last weekend in Saskatchewan. Five local fighters attended an event in Leader, Sask. Kade Steiger won unanimous over Casey Jensen from Sandhills Club, Tavin Booker lost to Carsyn Priel from North Battleford in a bout that coach Kerry Fahlman says was the top fight of the ... Read More »

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  • City Notebook: A time to unite in good spirits, good company

    @@CollinGallant There’s a certain timelessness and timeliness to Christmas. Each year there are old friends, annual traditions, time-tested recipes and ancient ornaments that have survived drops, moves and the ravages of time. But there are also the immediate, the challenges, the pressure we place on ourselves, and emptiness that can appear against a backdrop so ... Read More »

    2 days ago
  • Let’s Chat: Culture at its finest

    My little group of six theatre-loving friends recently dived into the culture in Medicine Hat. This city I love, have lived in and worked in has such great opportunities to bring a little bit of culture and fun to those willing to go out and find it. Does the name Shirley Valentine mean anything to ... Read More »

    5 days ago
  • MLA Report: 2024 year in review

    Mental health and social advocacy Mental health advocacy has been a central pillar of my work throughout 2024, addressing not just traditional mental health services but the broader spectrum of community wellbeing. Starting in December 2023, I launched a series of Mental Health Summits that progressively expanded in scope and impact: • Our February summit ... Read More »

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Letters to The Editor

  • Letter: Avoidable tragedies are the hardest to stomach

    Dear editor, My heart sank yet again when I read the story in the Thursday, Dec. 12 News that four people were killed in a crash on Highway 3 east of Grassy Lake on the Tuesday morning. The story says an RCMP collision reconstructionist is investigating the cause of the collision, so it’s hard and ... Read More »

    4 days ago
  • Letter: Now more than ever, Truth Matters, Journalism Matters

    Dear editor, As a former newspaper reporter, I endorse the News’ slogan of Truth Matters. Journalism Matters. We are longtime subscribers and just renewed for home delivery, so we’ve put our money where our mouth is. Truth and journalism are two pillars of our Canadian democracy, and I think they’re self-evident, but like the glaciers, ... Read More »

    3 weeks ago
  • Letter: Where is public/community health in the restructuring of health care?

    Dear editor, Public Health Units have been one of the pillars of health care since the Public Health Act was passed in 1907 in Alberta. Public Health is distinguished from other components of health care by two underlying principles: a focus on the health of the population as a whole instead of on individuals and ... Read More »

    4 weeks ago


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