T55 Daily News Blast

Friday, January 30, 2026

December in High Prairie is when Rodney Derek Nahachick will stand before the judge, in the case.
Nahachick is accused in the death of 26 year-old Christian Mitchell in December of 2024.
Town Council in Peace River have adopted a new policy on the local contractors of snow removal.
Authorities in Peace River are debating the idea of Downtown Security Cameras.
High Prairie Town Council had a delegation at a recent meeting, with concerns to the old Youth Assessment Center in town.
Amber Fjeld presented the idea of turning the building into a homeless shelter, complete with treatment and residential service.
The Northland School Division on-line school has received Grant Money to improve access to technology for high school students.
$10,000 has been earmarked from Canada’s national Teen Tech for Tomorrow program.
A group of First Nations chiefs in Alberta are calling for politicians to show greater respect for treaty rights in the wake of recent events that have stirred up discussion of the province separating from Canada.
NWJHL this weekend… North Peace is at Fairview, and Sexsmith is at FSJ tonight.
Beaverlodge is at Fairview, FSJ is at Peace River, and Grande Prairie is at La Crete tomorrow.
Grande Prairie is at La Crete on Sunday.
NPHL this weekend… Dawson Creek is at Falher, Grande Prairie is at Manning, and Spirit River is in High Prairie tonight.
Falher is in Grande Prairie, Fox Creek is in Dawson Creek, and High Prairie is in FSJ tomorrow. FSJ is in Manning on Sunday.
AEHL this weekend… The U-13’s play tomorrow and Sunday in Ft. McMurray.
The U-15’s play tonight at home to Grande Prairie, and tomorrow at home to Leduc. The U-18’s play Sunday in Falher.
NJHL this weekend… The High Prairie Red Wings play tomorrow in Edson.
AJHL this weekend… The Grande Prairie Storm play tonight and tomorrow at home to Camrose.
Temperatures are going to be fine this weekend, but the weather is not.
Freezing Rain warnings are up in the Peace for this afternoon, and snow could appear in the Mackenzie and Big Lakes, as well.
Digits remain between 0 and -5 in the Peace and Big Lakes, and between -5 and -10 in the Mackenzie.