If your business has been impacted by U.S., China, or Canadian counter-tariffs, there's a federal program worth knowing about, and it just got significantly bigger.

Host cities of major sporting events are known for rolling out the welcome mat, and Medicine Hat embraced that role for the 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games.

Cypress County Council has approved a new organizational brand and directed administration to move forward with its implementation across the organization.

Cypress County Council has directed Administration to move forward with preparing a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the design-build of a proposed recreation centre in Dunmore.

Athletes basked in the glow of medals, achievements, and camaraderie, dancing into the night even after the Games’ cauldron transferred the Flame of Hope onwards to the 2028 Winter Games in Kelowna.

Safety Buzz Campus (SBC) is proud to introduce a groundbreaking new training tool to Southeast Alberta: a state-of-the-art, portable commercial driving simulator designed to help employers improve driver competency, reduce risk, and enhance road safety.

The Downtown Cleanliness – Casual Labour Program offers short‐term, paid employment while supporting a more welcoming environment for residents, businesses, and visitors.

El Super Taco has officially earned the Sello MX Certification, a recognition awarded by the Government of Mexico to businesses that authentically represent Mexican culture and cuisine abroad.

Cypress County has secured $222,000 in funding through the Canada-Alberta Workforce Resilience Initiative to help strengthen the region's agrifood sector in response to evolving trade conditions and tariff pressures. The project will support a comprehensive strategy focused on two key areas: assessing value-added agri-food processing opportunities and developing a workforce strategy to support future industry growth within Cypress County.

Partek IT Solutions Inc. in Medicine Hat is gaining international attention after being named Managed Service Provider of the Year at the 2026 Kaseya Connect Global Conference in Las Vegas.

Red Rock HR Welcomes New HR Consultant

Part of the “Legacy Series” honouring four decades of clay, culture, and community

This year’s AFSC Women in Ag Award recipients are translating expertise into real-world results, developing the next generation of ag leadership, building networks and bolstering rural communities. Beth Cash was recognized as one of the 2026 recipients for her role as a Promoter in the Industry.

BDC shares two updates that highlight BDC’s continued commitment to strengthening Canada’s economy through strategic action.

Big Marble Farms announced the interconnection of its on-site power generation system with the City of Medicine Hat’s electrical grid, marking a major milestone in local energy collaboration, sustainability, and agri-food innovation.

Brenda Mercer, Indigenous knowledge keeper, advocate, and founder of Whitehorse Rider, is proud to announce the launch of a significant cultural initiative that will see the creation of seven new teepees in Southeast Alberta. This project builds on the momentum and community response to the first teepee she completed in 2025, which has become a symbol of healing, education, and reconnection to her Dakota-Sioux culture and in honour of the Blackfoot Confederacy.

The Medicine Hat Health Foundation invites you – our community of supporters – to join us in our mission to advance local healthcare by attending this year’s Community Cares Gala on May 2nd. This year’s theme is “A Night in Wonderland for Women’s Health”.

2025 was a year of growth, momentum, and meaningful impact for Stigma-Free Mental Health Society. We are proud to share our 2025 Annual Report. It reflects the heart of this work and the communities we are reaching together.

The Highway 3 Twinning Development Association (H3TDA) is pleased to welcome the Government of Alberta’s 2026 Budget, which includes a dedicated $152 million investment over the next three years to support the twinning of Highway 3 from east of Bow Island (Whitla) to Medicine Hat — a 36 km segment of highway in southern Alberta.

The Mustard Seed is launching “More Than You Think,” a three-year public education and awareness campaign designed to challenge common misconceptions about homelessness and deepen public understanding of the layered supports required to create lasting change.

Now that you have your idea, you have to know how to spread the word! Launching a new project can be incredibly rewarding, but getting people to notice you isn’t always easy. Good marketing can make all the difference, but you need to be nimble enough to avoid common pitfalls, like glossing over market research and spending on ads blindly.

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Brooks Public Library is proud to announce that 2026 marks its 75th Anniversary.

The Southeast Alberta Chamber of Commerce would like to extend a congratulations to Olena Mitsuk with Medicine Hat College - Brooks Campus on recently attaining the status of Candidate for the Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHR) designation

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The first five athletes have been announced for next year’s Special Olympics Canada Summer Games, and they’ve got a lot of support behind them. The call is now out to add to that support and make Canada’s largest inclusive sport event, taking place Aug. 11-15, 2026 event the best it can be.