Moose are loose across the South Peace as we head deeper into autumn. With the moose rut well in hand, the provincial government advises Albertans to adjust their driving habits and to be alert while travelling this season. Tartan Autobody manager Ryan Humphreys says that fall tends to mark an increase in moose collisions. “With […]
With the cost of living increasing, food banks across the South Peace have seen an increased demand. “The need for food bank services has increased substantially,” says Beaverlodge Family and Community Services (FCSS) program co-ordinator Reanna Stockman. “Many residents are still trying to catch up from the financial burdens COVID placed on them and now […]
Do ghosts and ghouls stalk the night at the McNaught Homestead? South of Beaverlodge, the homestead is known today amongst the community for lovely walking trails and an annual tea, as well as the homestead’s connection to acclaimed artist Euphemia McNaught. And, of course, the ghost walk held this time of year is just for […]
The City of Grande Prairie is facing a food crisis, reports the Salvation Army, citing increasing demands on the food bank and community kitchen. “We have 19 per cent of individuals who have access the food bank in 2021,” said Captain Peter Kim, Grande Prairie Salvation Army executive director. Captain Peter Kim, Grande Prairie Salvation […]
Grande Prairie RCMP officer Damien Lessard-Jomphe has been charged with dangerous operation of a conveyance causing bodily harm. The decision comes from the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) after an investigation into an incident on April 24, 2021, where a marked RCMP vehicle collided with a 28-year-old cyclist in the area of 107 Ave. […]