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HP RCMP officer facing multiple charges

(High Prairie) – A High Prairie RCMP officer is facing two charges after an Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) investigation into an incident last fall. ASIRT was directed to investigate the incident Oct. 8, 2025...

Today’s Happenings: September 16, 2026

Today in High Prairie! See what’s happening today in town, celebrity birthdays, local history, world history and your daily horoscope. Please send your birthdays and community events to southpeacenews@hotmail.com and/or...

Commentary – Be a partner in children’s education

Well, it’s already back to school for students in local schools. Most returned before the Labour Day holiday. Usually, classes start after the long weekend. That can be attributed to the fact that Labour Day this year was on...

Today’s Happenings: September 15, 2026

Today in High Prairie! See what’s happening today in town, celebrity birthdays, local history, world history and your daily horoscope. Please send your birthdays and community events to southpeacenews@hotmail.com and/or...

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Today’s Happenings: September 14, 2026

Today in High Prairie! See what’s happening today in town, celebrity birthdays, local history, world history and your daily horoscope. Please send your birthdays and community events to southpeacenews@hotmail.com and/or...

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Today’s Happenings: September 13, 2026

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Lunch is served!

Seniors at Pleasantview Lodge in High Prairie and visitors enjoyed the annual barbecue and music...

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The Athabasca RCMP recorded a massive drop in its Crime Severity Index last year, though local officials are still seeking answers regarding recent police operations. According to a recent media release, the Athabasca detachment saw its Crime Severity Index fall by 24.6 per cent, dropping from 177.2 in 2024 to 133.6 in 2025. This decline […] ...More

Every spring, dozens of trailers appear on Pincher Creek streets and stay for months. Every summer, electronic scooters weave along sidewalks meant for pedestrians. And every year, according to one councillor, the town risks waiting until someone gets hurt before addressing the concerns. At a Sept. 2 committee of the whole meeting, Coun. Brian McGillivray […] ...More

The K-9 students at the Tomahawk School have been getting a hands-on learning experience with farming through an agricultural program. “We’re actually heading into our third year of offering a rural and agricultural education program here at Tomahawk School,” says school principal Tracey Gilmour. The program was started after the Parkland School Division held a […] ...More

Emergency repairs not a permanent fix at Grande Prairie landslide site

Twp. Rd. 713 was repaired earlier this summer after a landslide took out one lane of traffic June 29. Chris Zwick, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter An emergency repair to a road after a landslide earlier this summer cost the County of Grande Prairie more than $500,000, but that will likely not be the end of […] ...More

Making the most of casting your votes Oct. 19

With Referendum Day less than 40 days away, Elections Alberta has moved the cut-off for mail-in ballots back two weeks to Sept. 25 after nearly 300,000 voters requested the special ballots. (Elections Alberta) – Chris Zwick, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter With the days until the Oct. 19 referendum winding down, Elections Alberta is preparing for […] ...More

Jasper council weighs $42K price tag for future Canada Day

Jasper Mayor Richard Ireland and the rest of municipal council are considering making Canada Day celebrations part of the municipality’s permanent programming. – Emma Acorn, Municipality of Jasper Editor’s note: The headline has been changed for clarity; edits have been made for clarity (separating budgeted items, clarifying the budget items in discussion are not approved). […] ...More

 Medicine Hat police are warning residents about social media posts that mention local schools as part of a concerning online trend. Some of the posts may use AI generated or edited content, the Medicine Hat Police Service said Thursday. The force said it is also aware of reports that some people may be taking the […] ...More

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