T55 Daily News Blast

Tuesday January 27, 2026

Investigations are underway into an early morning fire at the Old Belle Petroleum Center downtown.
Grimshaw Fire Chief Lawrence Arnold says that a Motor Vehicle Accident occurred, and a house fire happened as well during the weekend.
RCMP in Swan Hills have dismantled a stolen-vehicle resale group, where five residents have been arrested, and face a multitude of charges.
Pop-up community engagement events are happening again this week, with regards to the Peace River Nuclear Project.
The provincial government is highlighting a record number of housing starts over the past year. (Jason Nixon interview in separate story)
Resolutions are promised, but easily broken when the calendar changes, but some businesses are trying to bring positives of them. (Carmen Gauvreau interview in separate story)
Nampa’s Kayla Skrlik beat PEI 10-4 this morning, improving her record to 3-1 at the Scotties.
Skrlik plays Selena Sturmay of Edmonton tonight.
Four Canadian teams are in action, as part of a 10-game NHL schedule tonight.
Winnipeg is in New Jersey, San Jose is in Vancouver, Buffalo is in Toronto, and Las Vegas is in Montreal.
Snow flurries will be happening off and on throughout the day in the Northwest, but temps are starting to warm up.
Highs this afternoon are still in the -10 to -15 range, with lows tonight remaining relatively steady.
Digits start nudging zero in the Peace and Big Lakes by Thursday, while the Mackenzie will get above -10 and stay there into next week.