Flood mapping continues…
In a significant stride toward enhancing public safety, Alberta has finalized more flood maps in the past five years than in the previous thirty-five combined. Since 2020, over 1,850 kilometers of flood mapping have been completed, covering
Saving Superman Has Heart
Seeing a clip of Brandan Fraser on the Kelly Clarkson Show, I became aware of a documentary short he executive produced called Saving Superman. Fraser whose oldest song Griffin is on the autism spectrum and Branden got
T55 Daily News Blast
Tuesday November 25, 2025 Peace Regional RCMP have a man in custody after investigating a break-in to a business on Sunday. The front door had been broken open at a business on 100 Street in Peace River,
Team Canada Preparing For Para Cup
The Peace Region will play host to some international hockey with the Para Cup happening in Dawson Creek. Greg Westlake is a long time member of the Canadian National Para Hockey team, he says this event will
Tuesday Trial: Cinnamon Churro Twigz
Today we try flavoured Pretzels! Brought to you by Freson Bros. Pick some up for yourself in store! -Jared Gomes
Police Make Arrest After Peace River Break-In
Peace Regional RCMP have a man in custody after investigating a break-in to a business on Sunday. The front door had been broken open at a business on 100 Street in Peace River, and after getting security
GP Vanier School selects architect for modernization
The High Prairie School Division has appointed Workun Garrick as the lead architect for the modernization of Georges P. Vanier School in Donnelly, Alberta. This selection followed a competitive procurement process by the Government of Alberta. The
New Assistant Chief Justice in the North has Peace River connection
In a move to bolster court capacity and enhance access to justice for northern Albertans, the provincial government has appointed Justice Robert Marceau as the new Assistant Chief Justice for the Northern Region of the Alberta Court
Albert Wildfire Urge 15cm of Snow Before Winter Burning
Albertans may associate wildfire season with hot, dry summer months, but officials say a surprising number of fires begin in the dead of winter — often when there’s little or no snow on the ground. According to