T55 Daily News Blast

Thursday January 29, 2026

Alberta Environment has issued a river advisory for the Peace River at Dunvegan in the MD of Fairview.
A man from Little Buffalo has been given time in prison for a shots-fired incident in July of 2025.
Berwyn Council approved proceeding with the Water Operator agreement with the MD of Peace.
They also got an update on snow removal, and requested Administration bring quotes forward for new snow removal equipment.
Canada is back at the table in talks with META about news content being allowed on Facebook.
Ongoing conversations are continuing with major digital platforms, and have been since so Bill C-18 was implemented in 2023.
The Town of Grimshaw were pleased to finally open the Outdoor rink back up yesterday afternoon.
The rink, adjacent to the Mile Zero Multiplex, was closed for much of December because of snow and lack of an ice surface.
Nampa’s Kayla Skrlik is playing out the rest of the Canadian Women’s Curling championships in Mississauga Ontario.
Skrlik did beat Mackenzie Mitchell of St. John’s Newfoundland 10-4 in 8 ends this morning, improving to 4-3 in the Tournament.
Skrlik play Christina Black of Halifax tonight.
Playoff positioning is being determined this weekend in the NWJHL and the NPHL.
In Jr. B, the only thing left to determine is home ice between Beaverlodge and Grande Prairie.
While in Sr. AA, many scenarios are to be played out this weekend.
The playoff start next weekend.
The NPHL has a huge game tonight with Valleyview at Spirit River tonight.
Six Canadian teams are in action, as part of a 15-game NHL schedule tonight.
San Jose is in Edmonton, Calgary is in Minnisota, Winnipeg is in Tampa Bay, Anaheim is in Vancouver, Toronto is in Seattle, and Colorado is in Montreal.
A mostly sunny day is in store for the Peace and Big Lakes today.
Clouds are sticking around in the Mackenzie, with highs just below zero.
Same conditions persist into tonight with lows between -10 and -15. Might see some snow on Friday night.