One year in Syrian refugees feel at home in Medicine Hat
Syrian refugees mark one year in Medicine Hat with jobs English progress and community support. Ahmad and Afaf Al-Yassine and Khaled Iman Al Krad describe safety changes for children, schooling, and adapting to Canada. Saamis Immigration reports 138 individuals in 22 families with 175 arrivals since 2015. The Resettlement Assistance Program ends this year, prompting potential two-job needs.
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Fence to separate park from road ends speed limit confusion
Medicine Hat News reports a fence will separate a South Flats park from a busy road, resolving confusion over speed limits. The project, promised after a fall review, will span about a week and should not affect traffic or future speed zones. Pedestrians are urged to use the north sidewalk while Altawana Drive’s south path closes for winter.
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