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There’s something about fall in Medicine Hat.

The mornings get a little cooler, the trees start changing, hockey is back, and suddenly your calendar starts filling up with markets, festivals, community events and all the things you swore you were going to have more time for once summer slowed down. (Turns out, fall had other plans)!

And honestly? We’re okay with that.

September, October and November are packed with things happening around Medicine Hat, so we’ve put together our Fall Events Calendar to help you keep track of some of the fun.

For years, home design seemed to be moving in one direction: white walls, grey floors, neutral everything.

But lately, personality is making a comeback.

Warm woods, earthy colours, bold patterns and vintage pieces are finding their way back into homes and some of the coolest spaces aren’t trying to hide their history at all.

That’s exactly what made one of my newest Medicine Hat listings so much fun.

Among its more modern spaces are a few fantastic reminders of another era including two vintage red phones, the classic cat clock with those unmistakable moving eyes, and an incredible retro bar downstairs that practically demanded we have a little fun with the listing. (If you’ve seen Devon in a 70’s wig, you gotta watch the video).

And that’s something I love about real estate.

Not every home needs to look exactly like the one beside it.

Sometimes an original feature, an unexpected room or a little vintage personality is exactly what makes someone walk through the door and think, “okay…this house is cool.”

The key is knowing which elements should be updated and which ones deserve to be celebrated.

Because good design doesn’t always mean starting over.

Sometimes it’s about taking the best pieces of the past and finding a way to make them feel at home today.

Want to see the house that inspired this one?

View the full listing → MLS® A2336850.

Your Guide to Local Events, Festivals & Fun Around Southeast Alberta

One of the best parts about living in Medicine Hat? Summer season.

From live music and rodeos to patios, markets, baseball games, and weekends at the lake — there’s something happening almost every weekend in and around our city.

We rounded up some of the local events and summer favourites happening throughout Medicine Hat and surrounding areas to help you make the most of summer 2026!

There are certain moments in life and business that feel difficult to put into words — and this is definitely one of them.

This April, I was officially ranked the #1 RE/MAX individual agent in all of Western Canada.

Even typing that feels surreal.

When I first started in real estate over 20 years ago as a young single mom, I could never have imagined a moment like this. I simply hoped to build a career that allowed me to support my daughter, help people, and create a life rooted in hard work, relationships, and community.

A Year of Gratitude, Growth, and Milestones in Real Estate

As the 2025 results are officially released, I’m feeling incredibly grateful reflecting on what has been an amazing year in real estate here in Medicine Hat.

This year, I was honoured to be ranked #8 in RE/MAX Western Canada and #59 in RE/MAX Canada — milestones that represent far more than numbers alone.

I also reached a new personal milestone by earning the Diamond Award with RE/MAX, making this year’s recognition even more meaningful.

Save this guide, plan your weekends, and make the most of spring 2026.

Reaching 100 five-star Google reviews is a milestone that feels especially meaningful.

Behind every review is a client, a family, a move, a new beginning, or an important life transition — and the trust placed in me and my team during that process is something I never take lightly.

22 years of helping buyers and sellers find the perfect fit — and why real estate is really about people, not just property.

Every February we talk about love, compatibility, and finding “the one.”

For most people, that means relationships.

For me… it means houses.

After 22 years in real estate, I’ve realized my job has always been matchmaking — just a slightly different version of it. Instead of pairing people with people, I pair people with a place where their life is going to unfold.

And honestly? The emotions look surprisingly similar.

Winter in Medicine Hat is shaping up to be anything but quiet. From January through early spring, the city is packed with events that bring people together—whether you’re looking for family-friendly fun, live entertainment, local shopping, or something completely unique.