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Leafing through the new Fall Leisure Guide from Niverville Recreation & Wellness, one can’t help but notice how all-encompassing the organization is.  

“We’re the town’s connection to things that are sports, fitness, and wellness related,” says Teresa Mistelbacher, Camps and Recreation Programmer for the Town of Niverville. “We offer a lot of classes, workshops, programs, and terrific ways to get integrated into the community.” 

Many of today’s high school-aged students already have some familiarity with online learning. Even if they have yet to take a remote course, they likely know someone who has or expects to encounter online education, themselves, in the near future. 

It’s a paradigm shift at the high school level that, as David Smith explains, is already well underway. 

With visual art galleries, historical archives, incredible performances, and more, the Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre shines as the cultural hub for locals and visitors in Medicine Hat. 

In the main building, you’ll find temporary visual art and heritage exhibitions, temporary heritage exhibitions, a permanent museum exhibition, a 700-seat theatre with tons of upcoming theatre performances, education and cultural programs, and access to the Collections of Archival Records, Art, and Artefacts. 

Patchy lawns. Dry spots. Unkillable weeds. The toil of the constant seeding… and reseeding… 

Horrifying, right?  

It’s time you had a lawn that brings you joy, without the constant struggle. And you can! With the revolutionary seeding method from Hanover Hydro Seeding. 

“Hydro seeding is basically a mulch mix with wood, paper, grass seed, tackifier, polymer gel, and water to glue it together,” said owner, Tanner Hoplock.  “It all goes into a big mixing machine, and I spray it on the lawn.” 

It’s that easy.  

Harvest season is right around the corner. It’s an important time to practice safety on the farm, although it’s also worthwhile to remind producers, families and other agriculture professionals that safety should be a year-round focus.

It’s why BASF is increasingly involved with initiatives that encourage safe agricultural environments.

Rob Carnie: One more thing before I let you go, City Manager Carmichael, and that is, let’s talk about the progress with the new signage for the 30 kilometer per hour school zones. 

I did see contractors erecting new signs at Saint Agnes School just recently, are all the signs at all the schools up now, or do we still have a few to go? 

Rob Carnie: Civic election, you mentioned (it). Of course there is a civic election coming up this fall. Let’s go over voter registration and mail-in balloting and free city transit on election day and everything that we need to know about the civic election coming up in the fall. 

Rob Carnie: Maryse Carmichael is the City Manager with the City of Moose Jaw. She’s on Take 5 with Carnie and Carmichael, the annual city survey, let’s talk about that. 

Maryse Carmichael: We want to hear from residents, this year’s survey is going to be called “Parties and Potential”.  

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