Updated - Chalk Trials and Closed Meetings: Graffiti Bylaw Back on Agenda
After five months of no progress the Governance Committee has finally put the graffiti bylaw back on the agenda. They meet tomorrow to talk about it. They want to do it behind closed doors because apparently, fixing a bylaw that treats chalk the same as spray paint is top secret information.
The 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games are in Town
These Games are the qualifier for the World Games in Santiago, Chile, next year. The stakes are high, and so is the energy. All events are free to attend as is the opening ceremony at Co-op Place. Tickets are free for the opening ceremony.
Weddingstar Goes Under, Blames Trump Tariffs for Market Divorce
Rick Brink BLAMES Trump Tariffs! Medicine Hat's global wedding empire is officially shutting down, and owner Rick Brink is NOT holding back. After four decades of shipping custom cake toppers, unique wedding decor, and even COVID masks to 70 countries, Weddingstar is calling it quits—and Brink says Donald Trump's tariffs are the culprit.
THE HAT GETS SPOOKY TONIGHT, THEN GOES FOR GOLD
This is a first for Medicine Hat. Governor General of Canada Louise Arbour is coming to town from August 10 to 13. She will be the first Governor General to ever attend the Special Olympics Canada Summer Games. She is giving the opening remarks at Co-op Place on Tuesday night at 6 p.m.

