City rescinds 18 year skate ban downtown reopening
Skateboarders returned to downtown Riverside after the city council voted to lift an 18 year ban in the city centre. The move came as part of discussions on an e scooter pilot with two weeks of council meetings and public input from the Medicine Hat Skateboard Association. About 60 MHSA members gathered at Riverside Veterans Memorial Park to celebrate the vote and vow to participate in downtown growth.
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Kenney rejects need for overwhelming support in leadership review
Premier Jason Kenney argues a large majority is unnecessary as thousands of new, angry members skew the UCP mail-in vote. He says the pool is diluted and warns the leadership review hinges on a broader, contested dynamic.
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Doctor shortage deepens in Medicine Hat as physicians depart
Local reports warn Medicine Hat faces growing physician shortages as at least four doctors and one gynecologist plan to leave, leaving only Gebhardt Family Medical accepting new patients. Residents describe longer wait times and increased use of walk in clinics or emergency rooms, with some traveling to Lethbridge for care.
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