Fairness, Transparency, and the Media Policy Medicine Hat Still Doesn't Have
The city does jurisdictional scans for almost everything. They consult stakeholders on a regular basis, yet they propose to build a media policy without consulting the stakeholders who would be most affected: the media. Yes, they told the Owl to forward suggestions to administration but that is not sufficient…A policy that only reflects the input of one outlet is not a policy that serves all outlets.
Blue/ Green Algae at Reesor Lake
Not all cyanobacteria produce toxins but you cannot tell the difference just by looking at them. The species that can produce toxins do not always produce them, and they can switch on and off depending on conditions. Since there is no way to know for sure, the safe rule is to treat every bloom as if it is toxic. This is especially important because some of these toxins can be deadly to pets and even humans.
Ministry Defends Quarantine Powers -Silent on Wage Replacement and Job Protection
The Owl broke the news of the new mandatory quarantine requirements in the updated Communicable Diseases Regulation, via Order in Council 301. We asked the following questions of the Ministry of Primary and Preventative Health Services. We received a response this afternoon.
Finding Light in a Heavy Week: A New Dance Floor and a Walk of Honour
This week has been shitty for a lot of people and until the whole AISH/ADAP payment fiasco gets sorted out, it will continue to be shitty. In the midst of shittiness there is a ray of light, two rays in fact…. Saamis Tepee Improvements….Honouring Veterans at Riverside Veterans Memorial Park.
'Take a Walk in the Park' Returns This Sunday
Medicine Hat's unique community footwear initiative is back for its second year, promising to put shoes on the feet of those in need.
After the overwhelming success of its inaugural event, "Take a Walk in the Park" is returning.
Sunday, August 9
1-4 p.m.
Riverside Veterans Memorial Park

