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Pteragen Canada Inc. obtains regulatory approval for its 120 MW Peace ...
Inc., announced that it has received final regulatory approval from the Alberta Utilities Commission to proceed with construction on its 120 MW Peace Butte Wind Power Project.
News Funny cars ready to open drag racing season Medicine Hat NewsThe arrival of drag racing season was announced with a bang at the old Canadian Tire parking lot, which seemed to be heard across the city.
The province's medevac service is set for a major overhaul that involves changing the base locations of some planes and introducing new critical-care teams in a bid to reach more Albertans who need urgent air ambulance transfers.
Wind warning issued for parts of Southwest for tonight and Tuesday morning
Earlier this afternoon the wind warning was issued for the Shaunavon - Maple Creek - Val Marie - Cypress Hills, plus the Leader - Gull Lake forecast regions.
Historic brick factory opens for guided tours in Medicine Hat clay district
A brick and tile factory that was forced to close because of flooding in 2010 will open for guided tours this summer in Medicine Hat's Historic Clay District.
Economic recovery is hit and miss among Canada's mid-sized cities
Some of Canada's mid-sized cities are flourishing - but not all: Almost half of them have not recouped the jobs they lost during the recession.
Life & Times: Builder of Butterdome, Commonwealth loved bridges best
Stan Ragan in 2011 at Lundbreck Falls, near Pincher Creek: It was his first bridge project of many, and remained his favourite.
Budget cuts uncalled for, says Mason
Ashley Low FOR THE HERALD With the consequences of the provincial budget cuts just now being fully realized by Lethbridge post-secondary education facilities, Alberta NDP leader Brian Mason took the week off from the legislature to tour southern Alberta to talk about what he thinks should have been done with the budget.
Parliamentary associations spend $1.2-million on junkets around the world
Ninety-nine Parliamentarians took part in $1.2-million worth of junkets around the world last year to destinations including Monaco, Tokyo, Paris, Ireland, Iceland and Catagena.
Artifacts reveal life inside the wire for German prisoners of war in Alberta
200 people on Saskatchewan reserve on alert to leave homes because of flooding
Chief Wallace Fox of Onion Lake Cree Nation address a gatheing of Natives leaders at a downtown hotel in Ottawa, January 10, 2013 to discuss the up coming meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Canadian Coast Guard vessel named after Stellarton war hero
Though Lynne Tebay of Medicine Hat, Alta., never met her great-uncle, she is intimately familiar with his story of heroism on the battlefield, a story that will be perpetuated with the launching of his namesake, the Canadian Coast Guard Ship Private Robertson VC.
Cody Young, is a first-year teacher at Hays School and has been nominated for the Alberta School Boards Association 2013 Edwin Parr Teacher Award.
Aggressive Canada goose pair given eight parking spots in standoff with Medicine Hat College
Last week, a student at Medicine Hat College noticed a nefarious presence in the southeastern Alberta school's parking lot; a hissing, gawking angry male goose.
Mohawk Medical Growth Partners Announces Closing of Brokered and...
Mohawk purchased this property within four months of its previous acquisition. This approximately 40,000 square foot building, called "The Medical Arts Centre", is well located directly across the street from the Medicine Hat Regional Hospital.
Court orders being handed out to individual striking guards, Lukaszuk says
The Edmonton Journal's goosecam is off-air after a windstorm scattered the nest and crushed the eggs on Saturday evening.
ATA boss and education minister expect contract approval
It was a friendly meeting with Education Minister Jeff Johnson to review progress of the proposed, provincewide labour agreement, including the no vote from St.
Southern Alberta man canoes to New Orleans
A Medicine Hat, Alta., man canoed more than 5,200 kilometres to New Orleans to celebrate the life of his uncle.
Per UCMJ, Supreme Law in Time Of War, which by legal definition this country has been engaged in sin
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