This is the week in review for April 28 to May 4, a look back at the top stories that shaped Medicine Hat over the last seven days.
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There were rumours on social media that Skinny’s Smokehouse had closed its doors.
CHAT News sent reporters to confirm what happened. That story was our most-read of the month so far.
🔗 Here’s what to know:
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It was a busy week in local politics.
Premier Danielle Smith visited Medicine Hat and spoke publicly at a Southeast Alberta Chamber of Commerce event on Thursday.
Mayor Linnsie Clark wants to bring a series of financial documents before public council. She gave her reasoning in a document posted to social media this week.
🔗 Here’s our top politics stories this week:
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A nationwide boycott of Loblaw-owned grocery stores began this week.
CHAT News spoke to shoppers in Medicine Hat about why they were participating.
🔗 Here’s that story:
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🔗 Here’s some of our impactful local coverage from the last week:
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The Medicine Hat Public Library’s inaugural comic-con takes place Saturday and Medicine Hat city council meets Monday.
🔗 Here’s the details:
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