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Deal reached on 200 bison A settlement over one of North America's largest bison herds had finally been reached, the Alaska Highway News reported on this day in history.

It's that time of the year again when Santa's postal team does their magic and pulls out all the stops to get your letters to him on time. But their magic is limited, and unless you mail your letter to Santa by Dec.

THIEVES HIT GRANDE PRAIRIE TEAM BUS A Grande Prairie high school basketball team had an unpleasant welcome to Fort St.

Canada Post holiday mail deadlines are fast approaching. If you want to get that parcel, letter or card to family members and friends outside of the province and around the world, you'd better get it in the mail soon or it may not get there on time.

Rate climbs for third-straight month to 7 per cent

Northern Rockies comes in second in serious injury rate

A committee of local leaders that will help manage the new Peace River Agreement received $1 million from the province on Monday. The one-time payment will fund the operations of the committee, which will also study impediments to regional growth.

Scammers impersonating Northern Health staff have been trying to obtain personal information and enter peoples’ homes in recent weeks.

If you have a cabin on One Island Lake, you may want to drive out and check your doors and windows. RCMP are asking anyone with summer cabins on the popular South Peace Lake to check their properties after "a number" of break-ins in the area.

There was no opposition to sponsoring a Syrian refugee family at a Charlie Lake Community Church meeting Tuesday, lead pastor Alfred Reschke says.