According to AUMA and the RMA, municipal governments in Alberta are owed a grand total of $245 million in unpaid property taxes. Northern Sunrise County is one jurisdiction that relies heavily on ...Read more
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On February 23, Alberta Health Services confirmed 267 new cases of COVID-19 over the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 131,603. 11 people passed away, which means ...Read more
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Premier Jason Kenney is getting ready for another dance with the federal government. Kenney was joined by Justice Minister and Solicitor General Kaycee Madu to announce the Alberta is challenging ...Read more
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Seven minds are better than one. That is the thoughts of Town of Peace River Councillor, Byron Schamehorn, who is bringing forward a motion for a discussion on a letter sent by Mayor Tom Tarpey to ...Read more
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Saddle Hills County wants residents and business owners to know that the province is still accepting applications for disaster recovery. If you suffered any property damage from due to flooding ...Read more
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Even with minor hockey having to operate a little differently right now, the Peace River area is still having most of its players taking part. Troy Kish is the director of the U11 and U13 teams ...Read more
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We had a chance to chat with Karlee Conway, Communications Manager for Alberta Milk. Many topics were covered, but one issue Conway tells us about is the dairy industry in Alberta needs more ...Read more
Continue Reading »The Western Hockey League regular season will have a different look to it but a local player in the league says he’s looking forward to the experience. Peace River’s Carter Massier will ...Read more
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From between February 1 to 15, 2021, the High Prairie RCMP conducted a targeted warrant initative in the rural communities of Whitefish First Nations, High Prairie, Peavine Metis Settlement, Gift ...Read more
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On February 18, Alberta Health Services confirmed 415 new cases of COVID-19 over the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 130,030. Seven people passed away, which ...Read more
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