Joussard Fire Department deputy fire chief Angela Paul, demonstrates how smoke pours in through an open door to Grade 1 students on Oct. 12. Students were impressed with the display of smoke and learned why it is important to sleep with a closed door.
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During its Sept. 15 Corporate Priorities Committee meeting, the committee directed administration to bring a bylaw to a future regular council meeting that would establish separate tax assessment subclasses for derelict residential properties under the Municipal Government Act. Kristy Isert, the City’s general manager of corporate services, said the proposed subclass would apply to severely […] ...More
An aerial view of Fortune Minerals’ NICO cobalt-gold-bismuth-copper project, landlocked by Tlicho territory north of Whati. (Photo courtesy of Fortune Minerals Ltd.) – Photo courtesy of Fortune Minerals Ltd. Fortune Minerals Ltd., which has long aspired to open a new mine in the NWT, says that while the proposed project is not new, it has […] ...More
Superwake, a Canadian company, utilizes a “launcher” with an electric fixed-wing remotely piloted aircraft system platform out at the Foremost UAS Test Range.–Supplied Photo After going to ground for nearly a year, the Foremost UAS Test Range is once again flying high thanks to new investment. Operations manager Steven Donovan says the range would “like […] ...More
The County of Grande Prairie created a dedicated webpage to share information about the proposed data processing establishment approved just off Emerson Trail on RR 62, as well as the process that took place to see it approved. The county said it will be reviewing its Land Use Bylaw, passed in 2003, as it relates […] ...More
Restorative justice funding in Alberta leverages practices that are deeply rooted in the Indigenous communities of Turtle Island and their teachings, a cabinet minister emphasized on Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. “National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is an important day to recognize our history and the work that continues toward reconciliation,” Justice […] ...More
A formal celebration honouring the formal repatriation of songs, language, recorded history of the Dane-Zaa people took place on Sept. 25 in Fort St. John (Ed Hitchins, Energeticcity.ca) FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — After nearly three decades of work, a collection of Indigenous stories, recordings and photographs have made its way back to the Treaty […] ...More
Cst. A/Cpl. Catlin Chiasson. – Chevi Rabbit, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter (ANNews) – For members of Maskwacis, attending the Indigenous Policing Summit on the Tsuut’ina Nation near Calgary provided an opportunity to listen, learn and bring new ideas home. Several members attended the summit, which brought together speakers and policing representatives from across Canada to […] ...More
Tome Barrie and Derek Davis, participants of the 2025 Vanity Cup Courtesy Circle L Branding NIPAWIN, Sask. — Ninety competitive fishing teams are preparing to take to Tobin Lake for the 33rd annual Vanity Cup, where a record $150,000 first-place prize will be on the line. The two-day walleye tournament runs Oct. 3 and 4, […] ...More
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