Sage Watson Secures Olympic Spot at Trials in Edmonton
Sage Watson, Medicine Hat native and former Medicine Hat High School standout, finished second in the 400 metre hurdles at national team trials in Edmonton with a time of 55.88 seconds. Noelle Montcalm won the race in 55.83, while Chanice Chase was third. All three met the 56.20 qualifying standard, paving the path to Rio with Watson joining Kirsti Lay as Medicine Hat’s Olympians.
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Strachan Corner redevelopment planned for Medicine Hat site
Brentwood Developments aims to redevelop the former Walmart site on Strachan Road into a two phase project called Strachan Corner. Initial work includes secondary buildings with four large bays for box retailers and five perimeter standalone structures. A hotel and mall food court rework are also mentioned as possible follow ons.
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Race and guns collide in national strife
The Canadian Press reports on the Dallas sniper attack and linked national tensions over race and gun laws. It notes Loretta Lynch urging unity amid protests, and references Micah Johnson, Philando Castile, and Manchester-style gun debates, with coverage of protests at Dallas and the Capitol.
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