For decades, many Albertans kept their racist, homophobic, or transphobic views private. .. Today, that has changed. Political leaders refuse to disavow hate. Provincial legislation targets trans youth. No anti-racism strategy exists. Police forces lack hate crime units… What was once hidden behind closed doors is now shouted at school boards, Pride parades, and community meetings.

In 2025 Medicine Hat’s election team faced a tougher challenge than usual. New provincial rules, a brand‑new voter list that the city was required to use, and a complete turnover of the team in charge made this one of the most complex elections in recent memory. The Adminstrative and Legislative Review and Government Relations Committee got a full report today on the 2025 civic election.

A powerful poison called strychnine has been approved for emergency use in Alberta to kill gophers. But vets are warning pet owners: this poison will also kill your dogs and cats.

Big news for families, art lovers, and anyone looking for a fun day out: Medalta in the Historic Clay District is turning 40 years old, and they are throwing a giant, free party to celebrate! The event is called “Fired Up!” and it takes place on Saturday, May 2, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at 713 Medalta Ave SE.

A major new survey of over 1300 practicing Alberta doctors contains a stark warning for the provincial government: slow down and listen to the people who actually care for the dying. While the doctors have different personal beliefs about Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), they are nearly united on one point: Bill 18 needs major changes before it proceeds.

A report on staff expenses was missing basic information. The police budget shows few details. A debate over a walking trail shows how an unpopular million dollar project moves forward.