A deal with TC Energy will breathe new life into a paused wind project near Oyen as they agreed to purchase all the power produced from the Sharp Hills Wind Farm – production once earmarked for the provincial grid at record low green power prices.

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The average price of a new home built in Medicine Hat this year has likely topped $500,000, according to figures released by the city’s planning department.

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A near complete report on how to best deal with aging rec centres throughout Medicine Hat leans heavily toward building new, amalgamated facilities.

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A program to provide COVID relief to utility customers has been expanded to include condo dwellers, though one councillor says the $4.81 million shouldn’t be spent so close to an election.

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The City of Medicine Hat could cut its entire abandonment costs at the controversial Manyberries oilfield in half thanks to a newly awarded $18 million from a federal government fund to pay for well cleanup in environmentally sensitive areas.

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Brian Varga is vying for a third term on council saying the city is on the right track with budgetary measures and business attraction.

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Work is underway on the final leg of the Industrial Avenue berm, which itself is the final piece of permanent floodwall in a mitigation plan created after the 2013 flood.

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Seven local homebuilders’ wares are now on display in the 2021 Parade of Homes in Medicine Hat, which according to organizers is not only one more than last year, but a world of difference from 12 months ago.

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Utility regulators are now considering a new power line upgrade along Highway 3 southwest of Medicine Hat.

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