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Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday his government is disappointed that U.S. President Donald Trump followed through on ...
The number of active wildfires in British Columbia continues to spike after high temperatures and lightning strikes this week ...
Ottawa is insisting it hasn’t sent lethal weapons to Israel, days after the release of a report stating Israeli customs data ...
In Waterton Lakes National Park near the Alberta-British Columbia border, Cameron Lake is an alpine gem waiting to be ...
This weekend 28 horses are entered to compete in the Dunmore Equestrian Centre’s inaugural All Breed Horse Show that will ...
A mixture of more than 100 new Elm, Maple, Linden, Oak, Pine and Larch trees have been recently planted in Leinweber Park ...
Recently city crews have installed a new aeration system in the Echo Dale boat lake to help improve oxygen levels and control ...
Medicine Hat News Three children were transported to hospital for precautionary reasons after they were in a two-vehicle collision, which involved multiple vehicles in the lead-up, Wednesday afternoon ...
Depending on your age, you may be able to remember back to when smoking was permitted in public places. Do you remember when smoking was allowed in school? Recall the haze of smoke above the ice ...
In these final dog days of summer, take a moment to reaffirm the simplest and most powerful tools for staying healthy: timely, evidence-based screening tests. Forget the full-body MRI and the blood ...
An article that ran in the July 31 edition of the Medicine Hat News titled “Solar project aligns with Cancab’s emission goal” included some incorrect information. The article states Cancarb’s parent ...
August is National Immunization Awareness Month, and this year, Canadian Public Health Association is straight to the point with its annual theme. This year’s message, “Don’t let history repeat itself ...
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