A few municipal districts in Northwestern Alberta are asking residents to be mindful of what they flush down the toilet. The Towns of Manning, High Level and the Village of Nampa are all saying ...Read more
Continue Reading »Alberta Health Services told the Town of Peace River that there is no COVID-19 assessment centres in town. According to its Facebook page, Peace River asked AHS about testing in the area. AHS ...Read more
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Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health started her daily address on a sad note. Doctor Deena Hinshaw has confirmed the first death in the province, due to COVID-19. “This individual was ...Read more
Continue Reading »The Town of High Level wants to help seniors and people with mobility issues during a difficult time. The town has set up a Seniors’ COVID-19 Assistance Line. High Level’s Community Development ...Read more
Continue Reading »Big Lakes County has made some changes to their operations because of the COVID-19 situation. The county administration buildings and FCSS offices are being closed to the public until further ...Read more
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The Alberta government confirmed 22 new cases of COVID-19, including an additional case in the northern zone. That brings the total of cases in the north to four, with 119 province-wide. Before ...Read more
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The Town of Grimshaw is closing its town hall doors indefinitely at the end of the business day today. Earlier this week, Grimshaw closed: the Mile Zero Multiplex, the municipal library, the ...Read more
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The Municipal District of Greenview is closing all their offices, effective immediately. The MD says staff will be around to answer any questions anyone may have by telephone, or e-mail. All ...Read more
Continue Reading »The Town of Valleyview says it will be following the guidelines of Alberta Health Services. Valleyview Chief Administrative Officer, Ben Berlinguette confirmed to the Trending 55 Newsroom that the ...Read more
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The results are in for the latest Trending 55 Poll of the Week. Approximately 85 percent of the respondents want Alberta to keep their clocks as-is all year-round. That comes out to 326 of 384 ...Read more
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