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Toddlers and parents streamed through a Lethbridge Exhibition building Thursday, as H1N1 flu vaccinations resumed in southern Alberta.
Court loosens rules for killer
A southern Alberta teen convicted of fatally stabbing her parents and younger brother will eventually be given more freedom to help her reintegrate into society.
Runaway Devil goes to the mall
S o, the girl known as Runaway Devil may soon be going on escorted trips to the mall as part of her treatment.
Question about school evacuation
Amanda Stephenson This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it CAPE School students were evacuated Wednesday after a Second World War-era artillery shell was found in a seldom-used storage room.
Part of Prairies dune-filled desert just 200 years ago: Geologist
An undated handout photo of the dunes in the Great Sand Hills in Saskatchewan, which are relics of a desert that covered a large swath of southern Alberta and Saskatchewan just 200 years ago.
Boyfriend guilty of killing girlfriend's family
Jeremy Allan Steinke has been found guilty by a jury of three counts of first-degree murder in the gruesome deaths of an Alberta couple and their eight-year-old son, bringing to a close one of the most shocking and bizarre multiple murder cases in recent memory.
Alberta teenage killer gets open custody
Alberta Hospital Edmonton, where the teenage girl who conspired to kill her Medicine Hat family is housed currently.
R&B superstar lights up the Hat
R&B heavyweights Akon and Danny Fernandes had the crowd hopping throughout their highly anticipated show at the Cypress Centre on Sunday night.
More doses of H1N1 vaccine available but more people line up
Thousands of southern Albertans received their dose of H1N1 flu vaccine Wednesday, the second day of a mass immunization campaign in Lethbridge.
Alberta man guilty of manslaughter in toddler's death
MEDICINE HAT a ' A southern Alberta man has been found guilty of manslaughter in the death of his former girlfrienda TMs two-year-old son.
Court hears tales of rough play
ALEX MCCUAIG This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it The man accused of killing a 22-month-old admitted in a video- taped interview with police to striking and tossing the child around in the days leading up to the toddler's death, a Medicine Hat court heard Thursday Cody Allen Tomlinson, 26, is ...
Medicine Hat looks to solar power
Medicine Hat, Alta., is hoping to become the first city in Canada to use solar energy help power the city.
Alberta naturalist and author is coming to the Medicine Hat Public Library to discuss his seven years living with grizzly bears.
High mercury levels in fish prompt Alberta government health warning
Pregnant women, those in their child-bearing years and children are being told not to eat fish from some Alberta waterways due to high mercury levels.
School bus collides with truck
Bus flipped on its side, three children aboard TENILLE TELLMAN This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Three young children are safe after the school bus they were riding in collided with a truck in the Flats early Friday morning.
Gas City Trust Fund dies at council
Amanda Stephenson This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it After seeing his motion in support of a Heritage Trust Fund for Medicine Hat die in a tie vote Monday night, Ald.
While Gov. Gen. Michaelle Jean has been causing a right royal ruckus with her recent claims to be head of state, her predecessor has been in Alberta inspecting troops in training for Afghanistan.
City wrestles with escort bylaw
TENILLE TELLMAN This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Although the City's development and infrastructure committee unanimously supported a recommendation Wednesday to reduce business license fees for escort agencies operating within the city, there are no guarantees when the plan goes before ...
Acting Head Librarian - Brooks Public Library - Brooks, AB
Acting Head Librarian - Brooks Public Library - Brooks, AB Brooks Public Library: Acting Head Librarian Maternity Leave: 1 January 2010 for approximately 14 months Closing Date: 9 November 2009 The Brooks Public Library is seeking a highly motivated and dynamic individual for the position of Acting Head Librarian.