"There’s barely any traffic here. It’s very relaxing.” - Alicia Smith.
Alicia Smith and her husband moved to Medicine Hat in December 2018. They saw he could relocate to the city through work, so they packed their bags and moved their belongings.
Alicia previously worked in day care, but she saw the move as an opportunity for a career change. She studied and then received her personal training certificate, which allowed for her to open her personal training studio in 2020, which was the same year the two purchased their house.
Being from a small town previously, the couple appreciates the size of Medicine Hat and the community that eagerly invited them in.
The two travel often to nearby destinations in and around the city, such as Waterton, Red Rock Coulee and anywhere in the Badlands. Smith says the in-city adventures are full of gorgeous sights.
“There’s amazing views everywhere you go in Medicine Hat,” she says. “You also have a historical charm here with the old buildings and scenery.”
Living in High Level, Alta., for several years, Smith says she and her husband often take in the shopping experience, mostly in the downtown area and anywhere else that supports our wide array of local businesses.
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