Wednesday November 6, 2024
- Big Lakes County is talking with the Provincial Government concerning drug awareness education in school, as well as enforcement.
The request is to ensure programs, that address the needs of students and promote healthy choices regarding substance use, be implemented. - Clear Hills County is now including coyotes in the Wildlife Predator Compensation Program.
The County says this is a good step to help protect livestock from coyote challenges for farmers. - Even though Wildfire season has ended, Alberta Wildfire authorities are urging people to wait before winter burns start happening.
Officials are saying for residents to wait until there is at least 15 cm of snow on the ground before undergoing burning projects. - The three-month tenure between the Town of Peace River and APEX Security has expired.
Positive feedback was brought forward on issues like encampments, social disorder, and public nuisances. (Elaine Manzer interview on App) - Republican Donald Trump will become the 47th president of the United States after beating Democratic candidate Kamala Harris in the election.
Trump, 78, is the first person to win two non-consecutive presidential terms since the late 1800s. - NWJHL News… This week’s three stars have been awarded…
The third star from the Fort St. John Huskies, Fin Reed.
The second star from the North Peace Navigators, Evan Norman.
The first star from the La Crete Lumber Barons, Drew Friesen. - Three games in the NHL tonight… Vegas is in Edmonton, Nashville is in Washington, and Detroit is in Chicago.
- Temperatures that are bordering on summer-like are inhabiting the Northwest for the rest of this week.
This afternoon’s numbers vary from 4 in the Mackenzie, to 9 in the Peace, to 12 in Big Lakes. Showers may be seen at some point later this week.
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