New rules that could allow cities to give lengthy tax concessions to spur business activity could be beneficial, or could under cut Medicine Hat’s traditional advantage luring business, Ted Clugston told the News this week.
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The number of fast-charging electric vehicle stations in Medicine Hat could more than double to seven this year.
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Medicine Hat’s real estate market is firming up, according to its head, who says a new “positive” attitude is feeding into a market that has remained “fairly solid.”
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Flush with cash, the city’s electric generation department is proposing two new projects to its 2019 capital plan, while the utility will also double the size of a new substation in industrial quarters of the city’s northwest.
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The city parks department is moving ahead with creating a new dog park this year and studying two other potential locations that could be open to the public by 2022.
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Some plastic from the city’s recycling programs is being stockpiled or put into the landfill as new buyers of the material are being sought, the city’s utility department announced Thursday.
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Council will decide this fall how its land department will bring forward new residential, commercial and industrial land onto the market that’s still seeing a residential building slump, administrators told a committee on Wednesday.
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A plan to expand local business opportunities and study labour market conditions for existing and potential investors has, well, expanded.
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The demolition of Heald Pool will begin soon and take 10 weeks to complete, the City of Medicine Hat announced on Monday.
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Medicine Hat, and specifically its downtown, is about to see two more cannabis retailers open up.
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