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Irvine Flood
June 18, 2010 |
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Friday Floods
June 18, 2010 |
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More Water
June 17, 2010 |
Medicine Hat Fire officials say almost 40 households have already applied for disaster support in our city--- and more are expected to do so. Up to 120 mms of rain is still expected for Medicine Hat, and "high stream flow advisories" have been issued for all streams originating in the Cypress Hills. It's the third major rainstorm to hit our region in less than 2 months. Kyle Bakx reports. |
City Services Up
June 17, 2010 |
Positive fall out from a negative time for the economy. City officials are reporting a number of services offered by the municipal government actually thrived while some sectors of the economy crumbled. Reporter Scott Cunningham takes a closer look at why the city run services saw a rise during the downturn. |
Summer Jobs
June 16, 2010 |
It may not feel a lot like summer, but for some students the season is here to find a summer job. With a regional unemployment rate of seven percent, Ina Sidhu is finding out what it's been like for those looking for work. |
Property Assessments
June 16, 2010 |
By now you've likely received your 2010 property tax assessment from city hall. Most Hatters will have noticed the substantial drop in the assessed value of your property. How does the drop in assessed value relate to how much you have to pay? Reporter Kyle Bakx has the answer. |
Nurses Negotiations
June 16, 2010 |
United Nurse of Alberta rep's are fanning out across the province today, delivering news from lengthy contract negotiations in Edmonton. Alberta health services, and the union who represent more than twenty four thousand registered nurse have been in contract talks since March. But just yesterday had a break through -with both sides agreeing on terms that will be voted on later this month. Scott Cunningham now with a Medicine Hat perspective on the provincial negotiations. |
Sports Hall of Fame
June 15, 2010 |
There will soon be a new home for sports heroes from our community. The city is set to finalize creating a Sports Wall of Fame. From the outset, it will include nearly 20 different individuals, including athletes, coaches and builders. Reporter Kyle Bakx has the story. |
Ear Damage
June 14, 2010 |
It's something we all use everyday and many of us take for granted - our hearing. As Jesse Beyer tells us one simple everyday activity, could be causing irreversible damage to your ears. |
Hate Crimes
June 14, 2010 |
Statistics Canada has reported a startling jump in the rate of "Hate Crimes" in our country, however it seems the numbers dating back to 2008 are not an accurate snap shot of the situation in south eastern Alberta. Scott Cunningham takes a look at whether or not hate crimes have been an issue in 'our' city. |
