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Weekly public notices that appeared in Saturday's Medicine Hat News.

All City aquatic facilities, with the exception of Echo Dale Regional Park, have now resumed operations. City operated pools had been temporarily closed to allow staff to connect with supports and resources following the tragic incident at Echo Dale Regional Park.

Council updates: Special Olympics Canada Summer Games, Hedging Policy amendments, Grand Slam of Curling sponsorship, Phase 1 Airport Master Plan, Bylaw 4888-2026, Water Management and Adaptation Strategy

The City of Medicine Hat is deeply saddened to confirm that a serious incident occurred at Echo Dale Regional Park, resulting in the death of a child. In response to this incident, all City-operated pools and aquatic facilities will be closed effective immediately and will remain closed until further notice. 

Weekly listing of Building Permits issued by the City of Medicine Hat.

Employees, contractors, suppliers, and members of the public now have a confidential third-party hotline and online portal through MNP Ethics Alert to report suspected wrongdoing involving the City of Medicine Hat.

In Medicine Hat, a great event – like Jazz Fest, Spectrum, or Stampede – does more than simply fill a weekend for us locals. It drives our economy in more ways than one. 

June is Parks and Recreation Month, and there's no better place to celebrate than right here in Medicine Hat.

Across Canada, communities are recognizing the important role parks and recreation play in creating healthy, active, and connected communities. Throughout June, residents are encouraged to get outside, try something new, spend time with family and friends, and discover everything their community has to offer.