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Woodlands County adopts development plan, including in Whitecourt area - Vimarsana News

Woodlands County adopts development plan, including in Whitecourt area

Woodlands County finalized its Municipal Development Plan; the 2024 version is updated from 2013 and guides land use and growth. Read more.

2 holdover wildfires near Fort Smith, N.W.T., don't pose risk - Vimarsana News

2 holdover wildfires near Fort Smith, N.W.T., don't pose risk

An update posted Monday morning confirmed that two crews and a helicopter are 'taking action to put out deep-burning hotspots' near Fort Smith. 

Source: cbc.ca
'There's no water': This duck hunter in Fort Smith, N.W.T., went out and found no ducks - Vimarsana News

'There's no water': This duck hunter in Fort Smith, N.W.T., went out and found no ducks

This past week, Earl Evans and a friend went out to their usual duck-hunting spot, about 15 kilometres west of Fort Smith, N.W.T., in the Slave River wetlands. For the first time, they returned from that hunt without a single duck. 

Source: cbc.ca
Whitecourt weighs in on Woodlands County municipal development plan | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune - Vimarsana News

Whitecourt weighs in on Woodlands County municipal development plan | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune

The Town of Whitecourt and Ducks Unlimited commented on Woodlands County's municipal development plan. Council debated SMRs. Read more.

Be wary of thin ice amid mild weather conditions, says hunter in Fort Smith, N.W.T. - Vimarsana News

Be wary of thin ice amid mild weather conditions, says hunter in Fort Smith, N.W.T.

Scientists say that in northern Canada, the El Niño weather pattern is bringing unusually warm temperatures. In Fort Smith, N.W.T., one resident says that's led to dangerously thin ice on parts of the Slave River.

Source: cbc.ca