Certain Fox Lake Residents can book a Bus Tour to see their Homes
Courtesy of Little Red River Cree Nation: June 6, 2023 Fox Lake homeowners, who live in ZONE 3 (see map) who have damaged and undamaged homes may now book a bus visit into Fox Lake to visit
Northern Sunrise County Wildfire Update
Courtesy of…. Northern Sunrise County (Wildfire Update) Seal Lake Road Re-Opened Fire Restrictions Lifted Effective immediately, Seal Lake Road (TWP 822 South Harmon Valley Road) at the intersection with RR 190 has been opened for traffic. Please
Saddle Hills County Early Evening Wildfire Update
Courtesy of Saddle Hills County: Saddle Hills County Issues Evacuation Advisory Fire GWF-038 was discovered at 1:11 pm this afternoon, approximately 10 km west of Deadwood Lake in Township 77-10. It is Out of Control and moving
Clear Hills County Wildfire Flare-up
Courtesy of Clear Hills County: PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT! June 6, 2023 6:00 p.m. GWF018 currently classified as Out of Control Alberta Fire Services reports the wildfire has flared up within the guards this afternoon. West of Range Road
High Level Forest Update
Courtesy: High Level Forest Area High Level Forest Area Wildfire Update – June 6, 2023 as of 1:30 p.m. By Victoria Ostendorf, Jun 6, 2023 1:39:34 PM The wildfire danger is very high in the High Level
Everett’s “Expert” Sports Predictions – June 6th
MLB (174-139) 5 Correct Scores Astros – 3 vs Blue Jays – 4 Twins – 4 vs Rays – 3 Athletics – 2 vs Pirates – 8 Diamondbacks – 6 vs Nationals – 3 Dodgers – 5
Government Wildfire Update…
Courtesy: Government of Alberta Update 33: Alberta wildfire situation (June 5, 4:30 p.m.) June 05, 2023 Media inquiries Albertans who have been evacuated or are returning home should continue to follow updates from their local authorities. Current situation
Peavine residents settling back home, despite on EVAC Alert (Greg Gauthier)
They fled because of fires in the area, but are now back home. Residents on the Peavine Metis Settlement, are back in the area, but are still on Evacuation Alert, because of wildfires. Members spent several days