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- Slave Lake man gets 2.5 years in deaths of two motorcyclists (High Prairie) – A Slave Lake man will serve under three years in jail in connection with the…
- Parent demanding answers to busing drop-off fee High Prairie School Division buses lined and ready for the fall school season. A High Prairie-area parent says…
- Judge delays Backs trial until fall pending more evidence The trial involving a High Prairie woman was adjourned until November in Peace River Court of Kings Bench…
- Obituary – Kevin Kemp Kevin KempFeb. 28, 1974 - Aug. 9, 2026 It is with great sadness that we announce the passing…
- Trucking business denied request to add services Plans by the owner of a trucking business located southwest of High Prairie to expand its services has…
- Northern pike protection remains in place on Lesser… While summer fishing season is beginning to wind down on Lesser Slave Lake, anglers are being reminded that…
- Peace River council sets rules on political activity At its regular meeting Aug. 10, Peace River administration spoke to council about a Political Activity Directive meant…
- Sweet support for grandson’s sports Doug Flett, left, and his grandson, Joseph Isadore. Photo courtesy of Wynter Flett. What started as a simple…
- Driftpile Powwow celebrates culture, tradition Peter Brule, of Bigstone Cree Nation, left, participates in the Grand Entry in the Golden Age Men’s section…
- Nahachick, Turcotte claim High Prairie Open titles High Prairie Open 2026 men’s championship flight winner Konrad Turcotte, left, receives the championship trophy from High Prairie…
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Organizer said many clients preferred delivery because of concerns about stigma associated with seeking food support. Courtesy of Humboldt Community Soup Kitchen Facebook HUMBOLDT — The Humboldt Community Soup Kitchen will close its doors this [... Read More ]
Many First Nation communities struggle with an overpopulation of stray dogs, but organizations are now emerging to care for these animals with compassion and cultural safety. In Mistissini, the volunteer-led Rez Dog Alliance aims to [... Read More ]
The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, where many patients from Kenora are required to travel to — usually entailing thousands of kilometres — for certain medical care and procedures. Pam Fedack, Local Journalism Initiative [... Read More ]
Conceptual Renderings of 8432 and 8500 Leslie St. and 220 Commerce Valley Dr. West. More than 3,200 new homes are moving forward at three sites across Markham following recent council decisions. The biggest is near [... Read More ]
Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi, a St. John’s-based dermatologist, made history this year as the first Black president in the Canadian Medical Association’s history. Photo credit: CMA Media Relations When Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi recently became the first [... Read More ]
City Coun. Lindsay Koch believes online negativity and the demands of the job are among the reasons fewer people are putting their names forward for municipal office. With the nomination deadline for the 2026 municipal [... Read More ]
Placentia, N.L., seen from above. The town’s tourism businesses have stayed staffed and open this season, Mayor Jamie Neville says, thanks in part to newcomers and foreign workers. Photo submitted by Town of Placentia Newfoundland [... Read More ]
Herald photo by ALExandra Noad A relay race rider dismounts his horse during a handoff at the Lethbridge and District Pro Rodeo on Friday evening. The thrilling show of speed, agility and horsemanship Relay Races [... Read More ]
BOW VALLEY – The scales are tipped toward an “exceptional” El Niño weather pattern for Banff, Kananaskis and the Bow Valley heading into winter 2026-27. Experts say the “super” El Niño means milder temperatures and [... Read More ]
Left to right: Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Patient Ambassador Finn Penner and DQ Moosomin employee Carson Fouillard at the drive through window on Miracle Treat Day Thursday. The Kerr family—Heather holding Rupert, Morgan holding Woodrow, [... Read More ]
Ninety-four complaints about teacher misconduct were flagged in the 15 months after Manitoba set up an independent office to regulate the profession. Commissioner Noni Classen has released a summary of the allegations brought to her [... Read More ]
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