Mexican consul Cecilia Villanueva-Bracho visited Medicine Hat Wednesday at the invitation of the Honourable Robert Wanner, Speaker of the House for the Legislative Assembly.
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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Cycles Exist Everywhere: Where Are We Now?
Some folks insist on waiting for Easter to mark the beginning of spring, but the season “officially” began last week with the vernal equinox — when the sun passes the celestial equator making its way into the northern hemisphere and making our days become longer and hotter.
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Sylvan Lake celebrates new recreational complex
SYLVAN LAKE — Out of the snow-crushed wreckage of the Sylvan Lake Arena a state-of-the-art recreational facility has risen.
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Condo market stabilizing in Calgary
Confidence is slowly returning to the Calgary condo market.
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Mayor asks for three 2018 budget scenarios
City of Grande Prairie Mayor Bill Given has asked administration to write up three possible budgets for the upcoming fall budget deliberation in preparation for the next sitting council.
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Transit users have Project 9 parking concerns
Some transit users are concerned about the loss of park and ride spots at the St. Albert Centre transit terminal for several months.
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Brad Wall invites Calgary energy companies to move to Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is taking a turf war with Alberta to its economic heart, inviting energy companies based in Calgary to move their headquarters to his province.
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St. Albert Centre reveals three more retailers
St. Albert Centre is keeping the lid on the names of many of the stores that will open this fall in newly renovated space at the mall.
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Sign request causes stir, division in council
Fort Saskatchewan City Council was divided over sign placement at last night’s (March 28) meeting.
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Canadian coal production hit three-decade low last year as demand wanes
CALGARY – The National Energy Board says Canadian coal production dropped to a three-decade low last year as demand waned.
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