Three males and a female have been charged following an investigation into cocaine trafficking. The High Level and Grande Prairie RCMP detachments teamed up to target numerous street level drug ...Read more
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Sarnia Ontario’s Eric Ethridge joins the “Morning Wheelhouse”… He gives his perspective on how 2020 has been for him, his success, and what 2021 holds for him. ...Read more
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With the COVID-19 pandemic hitting in mid-March, many local businesses were forced to close as they weren’t deemed “essential.” Dads and Lads Clothing in Peace River were able to ...Read more
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A wildfire that started in the spring of last year is now out according to Alberta Wildfire. According to the government agency, the fire was officially extinguished on October 13. “Thanks to the ...Read more
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The government is taking steps to officially recognize indigenous, which includes increased powers. Justice Minister and Solicitor General, Kaycee Madu tabled the Justice Statutes Amendment Act, ...Read more
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We check in with a member of the NDP each week on the Trending 55 Hot Seat. This week, we are joined by Opposition House Leader, and Edmonton-Manning MLA, Heather Sweet. The full discussion can be ...Read more
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A grade 12 student at Glenmary High School in Peace River will have an opportunity to advocate for fellow classmates and students all over the province. Mikayla Dubois was one of 41 students who ...Read more
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The COVID pandemic has had an effect on a number of small businesses across the region. At High Level Motor Products, General Manager Chris MacLeod says the biggest problem they faced was a lack of ...Read more
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Pembroke Ontario’s Jason Blaine joins the “Morning Wheelhouse” to give us his take on his year, and what he has planned for the future… ...Read more
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On October 20, Alberta Health Services confirmed 323 new cases of COVID-19 over the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 22,996. One person passed away, and 293 ...Read more
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