Canada Post issues Strike Notice
Canada Post workers have issued a strike notice, set to commence on Friday, May 23, at 12 a.m. local time. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) notified Canada Post on Monday that both urban and rural
Watershed Council gearing up for Spring and Summer (Meghan Payne)

They are set for a busy Spring and Summer in the Peace Region. The Lesser Slave Watershed Council has many events on the calendar in the next few months, that target all ages to enjoy. Field Trip
Weirdly Coloured Food Through the Generations

There have been a lot of different ideas for food or menu items over the years. Some of them look a little… weird. So let’s talk about generations of weirdly coloured food! BOOMERS One food that
First Nations Speaking Out Against Provincial Separation

Many first nations around the province have been vocal in their opposition to the idea of Alberta Separation, with the main arguement being that this would violate treaty agreements. Brooks Arcand-Paul, the NDP Shadow Minister for Indigenous
Police looking for quad driver and/or suspects
On May 14, Peace Regional RCMP responded to a report of a suspicious quad entering a property near Township Road 834B. Community members provided the quad’s location and a photo as it attempted to evade detection. With
McHappy Day 2025 surpasses 2024 total
McHappy Day on Thursday, May 8, was a resounding success. Locally, the five Peace Country McDonald’s restaurants, including Peace River, raised over $57,000, surpassing the $51,000 total from 2024. Nationally, McDonald’s Canada announced a-breaking total of over
Cabinet Shuffle in Alberta Legislature

Following the conclusion of the spring legislative session and the resignation of the Honourable Ric McIver from his cabinet position to serve as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, Premier Danielle Smith has announced a cabinet
Fire in Downtown Peace River – UPDATE
UPDATE – 10am – Friday, May 16 On May 16, 2025, at 2:25 a.m., Peace River RCMP responded to a structure fire at 9704 100 Street in Peace River. The Peace River Fire Department, with RCMP assistance,
MP Warkentin appointed as Chief Opposition WHIP

Chris Warkentin, Member of for Grande Prairie, has been appointed Chief Opposition Whip for the Conservative Party. In this key role, Warkentin will work closely with the Shadow to ensure that Canadians’ concerns are effectively represented and
Provincial funding to Mitacs program

Alberta’s economy is experiencing growth and diversification, prompting the provincial government to invest in preparing students for future workforce demands. A key initiative is the $15 million investment over three years in the Mitacs Internship Program, aimed