High Prairie Regals’ goaltender Cannon Cunningham has the angle perfectly covered while Grimshaw Huskies’ forward Kyle Richardson looks for a rebound during North Peace Hockey League action at the Sports Palace Feb. 7. The Regals whipped the Huskies 11-2, then took a thumping themselves two nights later by losing 13-2 at Fort St. John. The Regals close their regular season Feb. 16 at Valleyview. Tentatively, the club opens the playoffs on the road at Grande Prairie or Spirit River Feb. 19 before returning home for the second game of the series Feb. 21. See complete Regals coverage in the Sports section online.

Aboriginal constable service to be restored
The Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council plans to re-establish an aboriginal constable service for Driftpile and its other member communities.

Mind over matter
Prairie River Junior High School held its Grade 8 Science Fair Feb. 5.

Heavy equipment training in Driftpile
It consists of 12 weeks of classroom instruction and field training, and from there, it’s off to work on heavy equipment for substantial wages.

Regals play Saints to raise money for charity
Even on a gym floor, the High Prairie Regals are a tough team.

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Regals romp, then get stomped
The High Prairie Regals were on both ends of lopsided victory last week, winning 11-2 against the Grimshaw Huskies, but losing 13-2 against the Fort St. John Flyers.

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