Support grows for Woodland Cree FN Protest

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Courtesy: Woodland Cree First Nation Woodland Cree First Nation is joined by a growing number of First Nations in Alberta who voice their support for WCFN in their struggle against Obsidian Energy. The following groups have arrived

Spirit River’s Vandelight Signs With Navs

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The North Peace Navigators have made another local player addition for next season. Graden Vandelight, a defenseman from Spirit River, has been an AP with the Navs during the past three seasons. He’s played seven regular season

RCMP Looking For Wanted Man

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Peace River RCMP are seeking assistance in looking for a wanted man. 33 year old Kyle Edward Daniel Ominayak is wanted on charges that include forcible confinement, pointing a firearm, flight from police, theft under $5000, and

Teepee Creek Fire Update (4:15pm – May 14, 2024)

Courtesy: County of GP Media Release: Update #14 May 13, 2024, 3:30 pm  Teepee Creek Fire  The fire perimeter has not had any new growth since the last update. Hot spots have been identified in the centre of

Wildfire Smoke Causing Health Concerns

The wildfires in Northwestern Alberta and Northeastern BC are continuing to affect air quality. The Peace and Mackenzie remain under special air quality statements as the smoke comes from those fires, and smoke could spread to other

Berwyn Council Meeting Highlights – May 9

Below are the highlights from the Village of Berwyn Council meeting on May 9, 2024: Celebration Event – Mainstreet Redevelopment Project Council designated August 24, 2024 for a grand opening celebration event on Mainstreet Berwyn in recognition

Peace Region Energy Show ready to go (Tanya Oliver)

Technology and innovation are on display in Grande Prairie. The Peace Region Energy Show takes place Wednesday and Thursday at Evergreen Park, and the excitement is there. The show is put on by the Chamber and the

Human Causes Suspected For Most Alberta Fires

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With some fires burning in the region and the May long weekend approaching, Alberta Wildfire officials are urging people to be cautious and avoid starting more fires. Forestry and Parks Minister Todd Loewen says human caused fires