Naming rights provided to Spartan Controls at NWP

Courtesy: Northwestern Polytechnic Spartan Controls, a leader in industrial automation solutions, is proud to announce a 15-year partnership with Northwestern Polytechnic (NWP) as the exclusive naming partner for the institution’s new $16 million, full-service training and education

Food Banks in Region needing contributions

Courtesy: Peace River Food Bank Hello Peace River Community we need your help our shelves are getting very low once again. The products that we are desperately in need of are as follows: Canned beans instant noodles

PR RCMP Update one of two accidents on weekend

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Courtesy: PR RCMP Peace Regional RCMP investigate motor vehicle collision Peace River, Alta. – On Feb. 8, 2025, Peace Regional RCMP responded to a report of a collision on Highway 688, between Township roads 845 and 844.

Fast Food Through the Generations

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How we have purchased food has changed over the years. It was no longer just home-cooking that got Canadians through the week, but as the years went by, Fast Food became a fast-growing industry. From parking the

Winter burning continues… (Tannis McNabb)

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Residents in the field are continuing with winter burning. However, caution needs to be undertaken them, and with everyone, as they are encountered. Even though no Carry-over wildfires are happening in the area, winter burning is happening

Ice Jam Watch ends…

Courtesy: Town of Peace River The Ice Jam Watch issued for the Peace River at the Town of Peace River has ended. Minor consolidations of the newly formed ice cover were observed upstream of the Shaftesbury Ferry

HP RCMP have two youths under arrest

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Courtesy: HP RCMP On Feb. 1, 2025, High Prairie RCMP responded to a report of a firearm being discharged, injuring an adult victim, near a business in the area of Mission Street, in Grouard, Alta. High Prairie

Province Looking To Create More Child Care Spaces

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The provincial government is looking to create more spaces for child care. According to the minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade, Matt Jones, $53 million will be available over the next two years in the Building Blocks