T55 Daily News Blast
Tuesday June 24, 2025 The Northland School Division is looking back on 2025 as one with renewed optimism. This after seeing graduation and attendance numbers up in the past few years.(Cal Johnson interview in Separate story) The
Wildfire Update (June 24 – 5pm)
Courtesy: Government of Alberta Recent rainfall in central Alberta has supported wildfire fighting efforts, however conditions in the north remain warm and dry. Current situation (as of 3:30 p.m., June 24) There are 51 wildfires currently burning
Peace River Porpoises Interview
I had the chance to chat with the Peace River Porpoises about their upcoming swim meet. -Jared Gomes
Tuesday Trial: Twigz
Today we try some flavoured pretzels. Brought to you by Freson Bros. Pick some up for yourself in store! -Jared Gomes
T55 Daily News Blast
Tuesday June 24, 2025 The Northland School Division is looking back on 2025 as one with renewed optimism. This after seeing graduation and attendance numbers up in the past few years.(Cal Johnson interview in Separate story) The
NDP Leader Comments On Potential Separation, Nuclear Energy and more…
The leader of the NDP believes that the talk around Alberta seperation will have negative effects on Alberta’s economy. Naheed Nenshi says the likelihood of a referendum on the issue next summer, could likely repel any investments
Eaglesham Ag. Society wins award
The Eaglesham & District Agricultural Society has been awarded third place in Alberta’s 2025 Growing Home with BASF initiative, receiving a $5,000 donation. This recognition honors the society’s dedication to engaging local youth in agriculture and enhancing
Northland School Division has rewarding year (Cal Johnson)
A rewarding year for the Northland School Division is coming to a close this week. They’re reflecting on a promising, yet rewarding school year. Officials are saying the 2025 year had a lot of accolades presented to
Government prepares students for their future
Alberta’s government is investing $27.5 million in Budget 2025 to expand collegiate schools across the province, addressing the growing demand for skilled workers. This funding includes $6 million for operational costs and $21.5 million for school improvements.