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Peace Region

Jr. B Lacrosse
Peace Country Honey Badgers wrap up it's inaugural season
The Jr. B Peace Country Honey Badgers wrapped up their inaugural season, finishing 3rd in their division.For their first season in the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League, the team says they blew all expectations out of the water, having their season come to an end in a tightly contested semi-final series.The club thanked a...
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Limit time outdoors
Smoke advisory covers the Peace
Environment Canada has upgraded the air quality rating from yellow to orange as several wildfires continue to burn in the Northwest Territories. Currently, orange and yellow air quality warnings are in effect across the northern prairies and northeastern B.C. Locally, air quality is very poor, sitting at 11.0 on the ai...
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City Hall
Mission Estates storm rehabilitation project to start July 20
City Hall says work on the Mission Estates storm rehabilitation project starts today (Monday, July 20). The city says the work will start "in the park and slope area east of 102 Street before progressing into 75A Avenue and the surrounding roadway." The city says the work will include "replacing aging st...
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Roads
Construction on Range Road 114 to start this week
The County of Grande Prairie says some repair work on a bridge on Range Road 114 will start this week. The bridge is located between Highway 672 and Township Road 734. Range Road 114 will only be open to local traffic during the construction period. That should last until mid-August, depending on the weather. Speeds wi...
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Environment Canada
Smoke warning in effect for the Peace region
An orange air quality warning has been issued by Environment Canada due to wildfire smoke for all of northwestern Alberta and northeastern B.C. According to EC the people most affected by the smoke are "people aged 65 and older, pregnant people, infants and young children, people with an existing illness or chroni...
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Primary Care
Alberta government announces new primary care corridors
The Alberta government has announced the creation of seven primary care corridor health corporations to help close access gaps in rural communities.Operating under Primary Care Alberta, these organizations will take on the planning, reporting, and coordination work that can pull front-line providers away from patient c...
Jul 19, 2026
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Alberta

Reducing the risk
Alberta RCMP provides tips to prevent auto theft this summer
Alberta RCMP are providing several tips for residents to help reduce auto theft this summer.Whether at a campsite or taking part in a fun summer event, the RCMP have provided the following tips to keep in mind when it comes to securing your vehicle:Keep your vehicle locked: Keep your vehicle locked, even when nearby. I...
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Provincial Politics
Elections Alberta opens applications for special referendum mail-in ballots
Online applications to vote by mail in Alberta's fall referendum are now open. Premier Danielle Smith is putting 10 questions on the Oct. 19 ballot, including whether the province should remain in Canada or hold a second, binding referendum on secession. Albertans will also be asked to weigh in on questions of constitu...
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Politics
Alberta, Saskatchewan make compelling case for supplying U.S. with oil; Hoekstra
The U.S. ambassador to Canada says Alberta and Saskatchewan could make the ``most compelling'' case to meet the oil needs of the United States. Pete Hoekstra says the U.S. needs to find three to four million more barrels of oil per day over the next decade and that Canada is one of the best places to get it. He says me...
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Expect debris, closed roads
Clearwater County, Rocky Mountain House, cleaning up after damage left behind by tornado
A funnel cloud that touched down in Clearwater County Saturday managed to bring down trees and damaged structures but, thankfully, indications are nobody was hurt.In a social media post, the County provided the following update.This evening, at approximately 6:30 p.m., a tornado caused significant damage in parts of Cl...
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Canada

Anand says Canada's trade-first diplomatic push is reviving old ties around the world
OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says Canada is doing foreign policy differently by reviving stagnant relationships with countries on multiple continents in pursuit of trade. "It is diplomacy like Canada has not done before, in the recent ...
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Six whales being moved out of Marineland, headed to U.S. aquariums
NIAGARA FALLS - Marineland has begun relocating its whales and is shipping six belugas today to aquariums in the United States. The park says in a statement that relocating marine mammals of this size is a "complex" undertaking that required months of ...
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Vancouver police tell of drones, drunks and record deployment in wake of World Cup
VANCOUVER - Vancouver police say the department made its largest deployment ever during the World Cup, which included policing the sky by "bringing down" 40 drones. Police say their drone pilots flew more than 800 flights between June 11 and July 13, m...
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Quebec and Ottawa agree to streamline environmental assessments
MONTREAL - Quebec and Ottawa have agreed to streamline the environmental assessment process for major infrastructure and resource development projects. Quebec Environment Minister Pascale Déry and Quebec Lieutenant Joël Lightbound announced an agreemen...
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As wildfires burn coast to coast, a look at what's happening in affected provinces
More than 930 fires were burning across Canada on Monday, the national wildland fire summary shows. Many blazes continued to threaten communities in their path, especially in Ontario where evacuations have displaced approximately 1,800 people. Here's a...
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'Still makes me sad': Memories of devastating Saguenay flood 30 years on
MONTREAL - Thirty years after the Saguenay flood forced her to flee her home with her three young children, France Roy says the memories are still vivid. "It's a memory that's still engraved in my mind," Roy said Monday from her home in Chicoutimi. "Wh...
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