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March 3, 2021. After years of commuting to her job as a border officer and one too many close encounters on the road, Janelle Hullah knew it was time to find a new career.

March 9, 2021. The pandemic forced businesses to think outside the box to in order to serve their clients.

March 10, 2021. Emerging drone technology trends are changing the way major industry collect and analyze data and local entrepreneur, Devin Deqlercq, is in the middle of it all.

March 15, 2021. As the impacts of COVID are felt around the globe, local real estate agents are noticing a large number of young professionals and families relocating to more affordable, mid-sized markets.

The COVID-19 crisis posed great challenges for local businesses but on the other hand has been a strong driver of creativity and innovation. Joely Augustino and her daughter, Faith, started creating custom Charcuterie boards in December 2020 and have been positively overwhelmed with the demand.

April 14, 2021. What started-off as a hobby has now turned into a full-time business with the desire to reinvest into the region, and the lives of the children and youth of Southern Alberta.

May 14, 2021. Medicine Hat’s Athletic Baseball Park is in for quite the boost following the approval of $3M in upgrades through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP).

June 2, 2021. On April 13, Medicine Hat welcomed.

June 22, 2021. When the Government regulated mandatory masks for COVID-19, local inventor and entrepreneur Matthew Jubelius was tasked with the opportunity to create a product that would minimize ear pain while wearing a mask for frontline workers and local businesses.

June 28, 2021. Inspired by the growing vibrant downtown, Ian and Carrie Sand officially opened the.

June 3, 2021. Local residents can now experience Medicine Hat’s new car wash,.

July 2, 2021. The Avara Group has brought a new operation to their line of business this spring by expanding downtown with their seasonal Garden Centre.

July 5, 2021. This summer, Medicine Hat will welcome its newest hardware business as they look to fill the retail gap, and service residents living in the city-centre.

July 14, 2021. Carmen Lambert envisioned a vital downtown when she opened.

July 16, 2021. With the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic behind us, Medicine Hat’s housing and job markets are showing signals of brighter days to come.

July 21, 2021. Ken Forbes moved to Medicine Hat from Ottawa in 2009 for a career in the oilfield industry.

July 23, 2021. Bringing a city vision with her when she moved back home to Medicine Hat from Calgary, Sabrina Moore opened the first beat-based spin studio in the downtown core, where she was adamant about being located, in 2018.

July 30, 2021. Downtown Medicine Hat invites travelers and residents to experience the many newly constructed and renovated patios throughout the core.

August 5, 2021. QinetiQ Target Systems.

August 6, 2021. In May 2019, Rod and Kirsten Spek purchased 545 North Railway Street, built in 1941 as a mechanic shop, with plans to house their businesses,.