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Medicine Hat's Craig Wilson scoops third media award for news writing
Medicine Hat-raised Craig Wilson, who worked at CHAT Television in the late 1980s, scooped up another Writers Guild of America award for TV news writing. "I grew up in Medicine Hat since I was 10 years old on the southeast hill - it is the foundation of almost everything that is me, that defined me, that made me,&...
Apr 21, 2024
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Medicine Hat police launches cop trading cards for 125th anniversary
The Medicine Hat Police Service has launched a fun-focused initiative to help increase their community engagement.A collection of trading cards - or "Cop Cards" - has been released, with 30 different members of the police force participating.The cards are back for the first time since 2010, as part of the 125...
Apr 14, 2024
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Mulder the facility dog retires after eight years of dedicated service
Mulder the facility dog finally got to hang up his vest Friday afternoon. The Medicine Hat Police Service held a retirement party in celebration of his eight years of service. Mulder's handler, Sherry Kuss had mixed emotions about the day. "It's a sad day because he has done so much service for so long that I just...
Apr 07, 2024
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Grade 3 St. Patrick's School student wins police colouring contest
A St. Patrick's School student scored big last week.Connor Bosch was selected as the Grade 3 winner of the Medicine Hat Police Service's 125th Anniversary Flash coloring contest.Connor's design was selected by members of the MHPS as the top design out of 79 submisssion in his grade level. To celebrate Connor and his Gr...
Mar 31, 2024
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Medicine Hat teacher Tanisha Preston nominated for Edwin Parr Award
Tanisha Preston, a first-year educator at Southview Community School, has been nominated for a teachers' award.The Medicine Hat Public School Board's trustees nominated Preston for the Edwin Parr Teacher Award, a provincial award that honours six educators who teach the elementary and high school grades. "Miss Pre...
Mar 24, 2024
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10-year-old girl wins Cypress County t-shirt contest
A 10-year-old girl has won Cypress County's t-shirt contest with a design that shows off elements of Indigenous heritage, landscapes, wildlife, sun and Cypress Hills. When Mikayla Irwin first heard about the contest, she picked up her tablet and got to work on her design, according to a county news release. After her m...
Mar 17, 2024
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10-year-old Medicine Hat girl continues to raise money for local food bank with her baking
Mila's Bake Shop has become an annual tradition to raise money for the Root Cellar by pre-selling and baking cookies. "I wanted to give to my community," Mila said. "When I found out the Root Cellar did brown bag lunches I wanted to help out kids my age in grade two I think it was," she added. "...
Mar 10, 2024
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'I'll probably have a few tears in my eyes': Hat High takes the court for ALS awareness
According to the ALS Society of Canada, each year approximately 1,000 Canadians die from the disease and there is no cure. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, causing loss of muscle control. This Monday in Medicine Hat, the Wagenaar family ...
Mar 03, 2024
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'She changed my life': Medicine Hat adaptive sports community rallies behind beloved leader as she tackles cancer
The Medicine Hat adaptive sports community is rallying behind their beloved leader. . Tara Chisholm, who founded Medicine Hat Adaptive Sport and Recreation in 2014, has started intensive treatment following a Lymphoma diagnosis in early February. A GoFundMe fundraiser was launched to help Chisholm tackle future medical...
Feb 25, 2024
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'They're not forgotten': Medicine Hat, Redcliff and area students thank veterans with Valentine's Day cards
Zeke Allen, a grade eight student at Redcliff's Parkside Jr. High School, was hard at work this week cutting out a heart and writing a message to those who served or are currently active in the military. Cards that Allen and students across Redcliff and Medicine Hat write will be mailed to both Veterans Affairs and the...
Feb 11, 2024
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