Fort McMurray Matters on Mix 103.7: Recent Episodes
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Fort McMurray Matters is a half-hour locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on Mix 103.7 every weekday at noon.
John speaks to members of the Wood Buffalo Sport Connection about sport and being active in the community for the month of June. Find out how you can get involved!
Marina speaks with Mitch Bowers, the Executive Director of Wood Buffalo Pride about Pride Month in Fort McMurray!
Marina speaks with Theresa Wells from the RRCWB about the biggest event in Fort McMurray of the summer - The Hello Summer Music Festival!
Marina speaks with Giants General Manager, Josh Iannetti about the upcoming baseball season and what fun events we can expect!
COO of the Athabasca Tribal Council, Fred Russell joins Marina to speak about the upcoming ATC Golf Classic
Eugene Carnegie joins Marina to talk about the upcoming On The River performance at Keyano Theatre
Marina speaks with Christina Meade from the Chamber of Commerce about the 2025 Business Awards!
Marina speaks with Josh Iannetti, the General Manager for the Fort McMurray Giants about the upcoming baseball season!
Marina speaks with Christina Meade from the Chamber of Commerce about the Spring 2025 Trade Show.
Marina speaks to Eugene from Keyano Theatre about the HILARIOUS Comic Strippers coming back to Fort McMurray!
Marina speaks with Brooklyn Melanson, the marketing and community relations manager at Boston Pizza about Plat It Forward - Winter Clothing Drive in support of Center Of Hope.
Josh Bredewout, the Senior Director Norfort Gymnastics & Head Coach at WAG-INFINITE-ACADEMY joins Marina to talk about the upcoming gymnastics provincials taking place in Fort McMurray!
Executive Director of the Northern Lights Health Foundation, Vanessa MacNevin, joins Marina to talk about the Spring Fling Inspire Gala on Saturday April 5th, 2025.
Fort McMurray Matters is a locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Fort McMurray Matters is a 30 minute locally produced, locally hosted interview program that focuses on the issues and events that impact the people of Fort McMurray and the Wood Buffalo region. You can hear new episodes on play 103 every weekday at noon.
Dianna De Sousa from the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce joins the show to look back at 2024 and look ahead to 2025.
Dr. Sandra Efu from Keyano College joins the show to recap 2024 for the college. Jessica Lipton from Fort McMurray Airport Authority joins the show to discuss travel tips during a busy travel season.
Year-in-review, Centre of HopeYear-in-review, Local HERO FoundationThe Hub Family Resource Centre is expanding to Anzac.
Staff Sergeant Sabrina Clayton joins the show to discuss holiday travel tips, theft prevention, and much more.
Annalee Nutter joins the show to provide a year-end update. Vanessa MacNevin from the Northern Lights Health Foundation also joins the show to discuss the very successful Festival of Trees, and recap 2024.
The Salvation Army needs your help this holiday season.The Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo is holding a fun holiday baking event. The Fort McMurray Heritage Society joins the show to recap 2024.
Regional Recreation Corporation of Wood Buffalo's Theresa Wells joins us to talk about the upcoming Default concert and The Craze on NYE. Larry Aulenbach from Supertest Speedway joins the show to talk about a fun event on Boxing Day and to recap 2024.
The Bank of Canada dropped their key interest rate down to 3.25%.Christina Baker from the Wood Buffalo Sport Connection joins us to wrap up 2024.Anzac and Gregoire Lake Estates is holding their annual Santa Claus Parade.
Brad Sherk, a local author, joins the show to talk about a children's book he and his family wrote that was recently published.
PLAY 103.7's own Jon Tupper joins the show to talk about the annual Tupper Family Light Show.
Matt Dekker joins the show to talk about the Fort McMurray Oil Barons recent run, the Teddy Bear Toss game, and some NHL news.
The RMWB joins the show to talk about the Santa Claus Parade and the Starry Night holiday party. The Fort McMurray Heritage Society is once again hosting Christmas at the Village.
Keegan Kuhr from Keyano College joins the show to discuss the Keyano Huskies Holiday Camp.Jessica Lipton from the Fort McMurray Airport Authority joins the show to provide some travel tips.
The Wood Buffalo Food Bank is celebrating the success of the Syncrude Food Drive.A mobile pet clinic is coming to Fort Chipewyan.The Kidney Foundation of Canada is holding their Cash for Christmas 50/50 fundraiser.
Megan Evans joins the show to discuss invasive species after the Alberta Government announced more boats than ever before were inspected for invasive species in 2024.
McMurray Metis joins the show to discuss the continued construction of their Cultural Centre, slated to begin in 2025. The Nipiy Tu Research and Knowledge Centre has opened a location in Fort Chipewyan. Arts Council Wood Buffalo has a couple of events coming up.
The Wood Buffalo Food Bank is holding their annual Syncrude Food Drive this weekend.The advocacy group Don't I Matter is calling for more supports for students from the province in the midst of the CUPE strike. Lastly, Wood Buffalo RCMP joins the show to talk about impaired driving ahead of the holiday season.
Patrick De Haan from gasbuddy.com joins the show to discuss the proposed 25 percent tariffs from the U.S. and how it will impact things here. The RMWB joins the show to discuss the Stuff-a-Bus campaign.
No shortage of topics to discuss with the former Deputy Premier of Alberta, Thomas Lukaszuk.
Matt Dekker from the Fort McMurray Oil Barons joins the show to chat about the Boys in Blue.
Discover Fort McMurray is holding another Big Sale this weekend. YMM Airport's annual Santa and Friends event is this weekend.The RMWB joins the show to discuss the Nominate your Neighbour program.
Alberta Health Services is running their annual Toys for Tickets campaign. The Northern Lights Cornhole Club joins the show to talk about their sport, as well as some fun events coming up.
Father Mercredi School joins the show to discuss the Santa's Anonymous campaign this year. The Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce has their annual Trade Show coming up.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Wood Buffalo joins the show to talk about the Smile Cookie Campaign. Alberta RCMP also joins the show to discuss online safety to prevent scams and fraud, and Keyano Theatre has a few shows left in their 2024 lineup.
Alberta RCMP Sgt. Darrin Turnbull joins the show to discuss child car seat safety. Sheldon Germain also joins the program to talk about becoming a Keyano College distinguished alumni.
Jeff Willerton joins the show to talk about the 22nd edition of Fix Canada, as he is in town for a book signing. We also hear from McMan Foster care on the dire need for foster families in the Wood Buffalo region, and the RMWB on the Snow Angels program.
Marina from PLAY 103.7 joins the show to chat about the Emily Verge go-fund-me campaign.We also hear from the United Way on their Novemburger fundraiser and the RMWB on their OHV bylaws.
Centre of Hope once again is holding their KD Gala.The Salvation Army is back with their Kettle Campaign.And the Festival of Trees returns to support the Northern Lights Health Foundation.
ATA President Jason Schilling presents concerns his organization has over Alberta Bill 27. Megan Evans from the Alberta Invasive Species Council also joins the show to talk about the Rat on Rats campaign.
We hear reaction from Alberta on the U.S. Presidential Election.We also hear from the Wood Buffalo RCMP on their new satellite office on Fort McMurray 468 First Nation.
We hear from the Royal Canadian Legion on this year's Poppy Campaign and Remembrance Day ceremonies. We conclude our show with the Alberta Teacher's Association expressing their support for CUPE Locals 2559 and 2545.
Former Deputy Premier Thomas Lukaszuk joins us on U.S. Election Day to talk about politics south of the border as well as in Alberta and across Canada.
The RMWB has some details to share on the annual Santa Parade and Council's Starry Night party.Also, Winter Maintenance Zone season is here!
Former Alberta Deputy Premier Thomas Lukaszuk joins us to discuss politics but in and outside of Alberta.
Robert Coppard joins us to talk about his photography collection being featured on the YMM Digital Art Exhibit.
Library Month with the Wood Buffalo Regional Library and a Community Movie in the Park with the Justin Slade Youth Foundation in Anzac.
Pizza Pig Out for Kid Sport Wood Buffalo, YMM Pumpkins and Planes at the airport, Willow Lake Career and Exploration Fair.
Keyano Kreep at Keyano College, Harvest Festival at Heritage Village, and Phase One of the new Arts INC building.
Keyano Theatre's schedule this fall is PACKED! Eugene Carnegie from the theatre joins us to talk about what's coming up as well as a new ticket policy at the theatre.
Michelle Scott and Dan Edwards from the Wood Buffalo Food Bank join the show to provide an update. We also hear from Nicole Houle from The Dancery Fitness Studio and Events Centre on a fun event coming up this weekend.
Craig MacTavish and Louie DeBrusk join the show to talk about the upcoming Oilers Alumni game in Fort McMurray. Evan Dizak also joins the show to talk about the Waypoints Family Fun Day.
Brian Jean joins the show to discuss his Tech Talk with CIM. We also hear from the Wood Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame ahead of their induction ceremony and Wood Buffalo Sport Connection Sports Awards.
The RMWB is looking for more people to join Boards and Committees. Also, Frank Florian joins the show to chat about some comets to watch for in the night time sky.
Our neighbours to the east and west (and south) are all in election mode. Former Deputy Premier Thomas Lukaszuk joins the show to discuss that and more.
We chat with A & W and Autism Society of Wood Buffalo about Inclusion Burger Day. We also discuss the plans for National Truth and Reconciliation Day on Monday with the RMWB.
World-renowned Sitar player Shubhendra Rao joins the show to talk about his upcoming performance in Fort McMurray. Gaylene Weidlich from the Wood Buffalo Community Foundation also joins the show to discuss an investment in mental health and addictions in our region. Lastly, Julieanne North Bourque joins us to talk about the fundraising effort to bring back the Imagination Library to Wood Buffalo.
Dale Unruh from the 1988-89 Midget AA Fort McMurray Oil Barons joins the show to discuss the team being inducted into the Wood Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame. We also hear from Kerri Ceretzke Mercredit as Fort Chipewyan Community High School changes its name to honour a local Elder.
Environment Canada joins the show to discuss this week's forecast. Keyano College joins the show to discuss federal funding for their Human Sustainability in the North Research Program. Lastly, Jason Schilling from the Alberta Teachers' Association joins the show to discuss concerns in education after the province's announcement on building more schools.
The Wood Buffalo RCMP and Pastew Place Detox Centre celebrate the first graduate from the Drug Treatment Court Program in our region.
Andrew Dawson fills in for Ryan McNally, and chats with the Fort McMurray Oil Barons home opener and hot start to the season.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins the show to touch on a wide array of topics. United Rentals is holding a bottle drive to raise money for the Northern Lights Health Foundation.
The Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo joins the show to talk about a Cultural Awareness program they are hosting. Lastly. Curtis Phillips joins the show to tell us about another inductee into the Wood Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame, the Stewart Brothers.
Keyano College joins the show to talk about a new grant from the province will help their social work program. Michelle Scott from the Wood Buffalo Food Bank also joins the show to talk about their recent Blueberry Festival. Lastly, The Northern Lights Health Foundation Bed Races event is coming up.
Matt Dekker from the Fort McMurray Oil Barons joins the show to preview the beginning of the 2024-25 regular season.
The Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce joins us to talk about the finalists for the 2024 Chamber of Commerce Business Awards.Bill Green from Triple Play Athletics also joins the show to discuss an upcoming session in Fort McMurray to help student athletes get recruited.
Today's show features a mobile mammography service being offered by Alberta Health Services in our region. We also hear from Wood Buffalo Sport Connection, as they host their Girls with Grit Sports Summit. Lastly, the Noralta Skating Club joins the show to highlight their skating programs.
Bob Mackay joins the show to discuss a fundraising drive the United Way is holding starting September 14th. Janelle Fleury from the RMWB joins the show to discuss the Community Investment Program Grants, which are now open for application. Lastly, the new CEO For Recovery, Alberta Kerry Bales, joins the show.
Robert Anthony from the RMWB joins the show to discuss back-to-school safety tips. Anna Pottie from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Wood Buffalo joins us to discuss the SMS Equipment Wine Auction. Lastly, Curtis Phillips joins us to highlight Danny Lindstrom, one of the newest inductees into the Wood Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame.
IUOE Local 955 has their Show and Shine coming up this weekend. Raegan Gale from Pinkney Financial joins the show to discuss the Bank of Canada's decision to lower the key interest rate to 4.25%.Lastly, Matt Dekker from the Fort McMurray Oil Barons joins the show to discuss the preseason.
It's back to school for students in Fort McMurray Public and catholic School Divisions!
RMWB Mural Fest is underway, and nominations are open for the RMWB Council Excellence Awards.
Frank Power from Hoop Heroes joins the show to discuss the upcoming season as well as a major contribution from a community partner. We also hear a glowing forecast for the Labour Day long weekend.
Bouchier and Fort McMurray Minor Hockey join the show to talk about a new golf tournament coming up that supports minor hockey in the region. We also hear from a performer coming to this year's inaugural Fort McMurray Fringe Festival.
Omer Hussein from the Wood Buffalo and District Labour Council joins the show to promote their annual Labour Day BBQ. Lynn Jacobson also joins the show to discuss how the rail work stoppage unfairly impacts agriculture.
Former Alberta Deputy Premier Thomas Lukaszuk joins the show to discuss politics south of the border, across Canada, and here in Alberta.
The Fort McMurray Masons are hosting their annual golf tournament. This year, it's in support of the Franko Ukrainian School. The Fort McMurray Ravens are gearing up for another football season. The Oilsands Harley Owners Group (HOG) are once again coming together to host their annual Toys for Tots campaign.
The Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation is making its way to Fort McMurray for the first time!
Girls Inc. of Northern Alberta, former RMWB Councillors Mike Allen and Sheldon Germain, and former Mayor Don Scott all join the show to pay tribute to Jane Stroud.
Lisa Sweet joins the show to discuss taking on the role of Interim CEO of FMWB Economic Development and Tourism.We also hear from the Keyano Huskies on their upcoming golf tournament. Wood Buffalo RCMP has some new driver safety tips and some tips to avoid phishing scams.
Pastew Place Detox Centre is holding a fundraising barbecue this weekend. The Fort McMurray Firefighters have a charity car wash and a Fire Fit Challenge later this month.Lastly, Alberta RCMP joins the show to discuss operating your motorcycle safely.
The Willow Lake Metis Nation is hosting their Metis Festival coming up in September. The Nigerian Canadian Association of Fort McMurray also joins the show to discuss their Soccer Tournament that's coming up this weekend. We also hear from Rob Sheppard on the Fort McMurray Ride for Dad that's coming up on the weekend.
The Alberta Invasive Species Council joins the show to discuss aquatic invasive species; what they are, how to prevent them from spreading, and what to do if you believe you see an invasive species.
Culyer Green from the Fort McMurray Airport Authority joins us to discuss the airport's recent accreditation that only six other airports in Canada have received for safety and cleanliness. Alberta RCMP also joins the show to talk about water safety. Lastly, Tiffany Fontaine, the new Keyano Huskies Women's Soccer coach, joins the show to talk about taking on this new role.
The Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation joins us to chat about DQ's Miracle Treat Day. We also hear from Acden and the Centre of Hope on the Acden Show and Shine coming up on the weekend.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins the show to recognize Treaty 8, discuss what the RMWB is doing to support Jasper, and to highlight the progress of fire crews in our own region. Fort McMurray - Lac La Biche MLA Brian Jean also joins the show to discuss a major investment from over 70 Indigenous communities into a TC Energy project. Lastly, Mike Jones joins us to discuss the Best of YMM Food Awards.
Local sports historian Curtis Phillips joins the show to discuss the Olympic Games, as well as Fort McMurray's history at the Games.
Chief Allan Adam of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation joins the show to talk about the 125th anniversary of Treaty 8.
The Fort McMurray Knights Rugby Club celebrates 50 years this year and has a full weekend of events planned for people to join the celebration. Nature Conservancy of Canada also joins the show to talk about their annual Big Backyard BioBlitz, which is taking place across Canada.
Ainsworth Wisdom joins the show to talk about Jamaica Night coming up. Karla Buffalo from the Athabasca Tribal Council also joins the show to talk about their Cultural Festival coming up in September.
Astrophysicist and professor at the University of Western Ontario and Fort McMurray product Dr. Peter Brown joins the show to talk about the Perseid meteor shower coming up.
Harvard Media is proud to be part of Alberta's Day of Caring on July 31. Gaylene Weidlich from the Wood Buffalo Community Foundation also talks about their fundraising efforts. We also hear from the Canadian Red Cross on other ways to help.
Ryan's Lemonade Stand is open this weekend to raise funds for the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation. KidSport Wood Buffalo is holding their FamExpo once again. Lastly, Alberta Health Services joins the show to talk about how you can prevent bug and animal bites and what to do to treat them.
Colin Hartigan from Coldwell Banker United joins the show to talk about the lowering of the key interest rate.Lorna Ash from the Local HERO Foundation also joins the show to talk about the Wheels and Wings car show.
Wood Buffalo RCMP join the show to talk about E-Scooter safety. The Wood Buffalo Food Bank also joins us to talk about the need for donations during the summer months.Lastly, Minister for Tourism and Sport Joseph Schow joins the show to talk about the province's recent funding announcement for youth sports equipment.
Environment Canada lets us know when the heatwave ends. Stepping Stones Youth Centre puts out the call for donations. And the FireSmart Interpretive Trail is now open.
Everything Ladies Love Expo takes place at The Dancery. The Alberta Teachers' Association also joined the show to talk about their concerns about student testing for kids K-6. Lastly, Arts Council Wood Buffalo is now accepting applications for their Artist in Residence programs.
Golf Day for the kids thanks to Wahkohtowin Sports Circle.The RMWB adopted three new calls to action.and the new artist for the YMM Digital Art Exhibit has been picked.
Discovery Fort McMurray joins us to talk about the Big Ass Sale for local businesses. Arts Council Wood Buffalo is also beginning a new fundraising campaign. Evan Dizak also joins the show to talk about the Fort McMurray Food Festival.
The Centre of Hope needs your help in making sure those who need help during the heat get what they need. And the Northeastern Alberta Aboriginal Business Association (NAABA) announced a major keynote speaker for their upcoming AGM.
It's hot! Get that air conditioning checked out by True North Mechanical while you can!Keyano College also joins the show to discuss a new Indigenous Student Centre coming to the college.
Environment Canada joins the show to talk about the heat wave. The Fort McMurray SPCA also joins us on the best ways to take care of your pets during the heat. Lastly, Lorna Ash from the Local HERO Foundation joins the show to talk about the Wheels and Wings Car show.
Alberta Health Services joins the show to discuss how you can stay safe this summer. The Oil Sands Discovery Centre also joins the show to discuss a wide variety of summer programs on now.
Alberta RCMP join the show to discuss the 9 PM routine. BBBS Wood Buffalo also tells us about their annual Duck Drop coming up. Lastly, The Royal Canadian Legion is holding their annual target shooting event.
Area 63 hosting their Canada Cup at the track on the weekend. As well, Alberta Invasive Species warns us about invasive species, be it plants, aquatic, and land wildlife.
Matt Dekker from the Fort McMurray Oil Barons joins the show to talk Barons hockey, NHL news, and Fort McMurray Giants baseball.
Former Deputy Premier of Alberta Thomas Lukaszuk checks in with his thoughts on current affairs in Alberta.
School's out! That means it's time to head down to the Wood Buffalo Regional Library for some fun all summer long!Also on the show, the long weekend forecast.
YMM celebrates Canadain Airports Worker's Day.Wood Buffalo RCMP with some tips on long weekend safety.
With the Canada Day long weekend coming up, we hear about fireworks bylaws in the RMWB and Fort McMurray Forest Area. We also hear how drought is impacting agriculture, and therefore, making summer grilling season that much more challenging.
We hear from both the Public and Catholic School Divisions on the end of the school year. We also hear from the Alberta Teachers' Association on a concerning report of fewer teachers for next school year.
To celebrate and recognize National Indigenous People's Day, we replay some of the best moments on the show with Indigenous leaders and storytellers, such as Chief Alan Adam, Elder Robert Cree, and Richard Van Camp.
Eugene Carnegie from Keyano Theatre joins us to discuss the 2024/25 entertainment lineup and some new policies in place.
Jason Schilling from the Alberta Teachers' Association joins us to discuss a new provincial ban on cell phones in the classroom. We also hear from the Autism Society of Wood Buffalo about their annual Santa Fun Run and the RCMP about an upcoming Bike Rodeo.
St. Aidan's Society joins the show to talk about Family Safety Day.The Fort McKay First Nation is hosting Ice Cream Fridays for the rest of the summer. And Keyano College is getting a big boost to their haul truck training program.
Emily Smith from Alberta Wildfire joins the show to discuss Family Safety Day. Paradigm Events is hosting an Oilers Watch Party for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final. There will be lots to do on Canada Day weekend over at Mac Island Park!
Lorna Ash from Local HERO Foundations joins the show to talk about Family Safety Day.Richard Van Camp also joins the show tot alk about a pair of events he will be taking part in next week in Fort McMurray.
Fort McMurray is an age-friendly community!Fort City Church is hosting their annual Father's Day Car Show.Family Safety Day is coming up on Saturday.
RMWB's Heavy Item Pickup/Big Bin events, Rock the Rails, and YMM's 10th anniversary of the new terminal celebrations.
Matt Dekker from the Fort McMurray Oil Barons joins the show to talk about the latest Fort McMurray Oil Barons news, the NHL playoffs, and the hot-start from the Fort McMurray Giants.
Girls Inc. of Northern Alberta joins the show to talk about this month's ParticipACTION campaign. We also hear from Reagan Gale from Pinkney Financial on the Bank of Canada's decision to lower the key interest rate. Lastly, Anzac is hosting their 2nd annual community garage sale on the weekend.
Ihkapaskwa Collective joins the show to talk about their appearance on APTN's 'Bear's Lair' coming up in July. We also hear from the RMWB on their plans for the Canada Day Parade and how organizations can register their float. Lastly, Father Beauregard is hosting a garage sale on the weekend.
Jeep Owners Appreciation Day is coming up on Saturday.A walk for Brain Tumour Awareness is coming up on Saturday as well. Lastly, RMWB is looking for your input on a handful of surveys and studies that are currently underway.
There's a Learner's License driving course beginning in Fort McKay next week. Is your home eligible for FireSmart rebates?It's construction season in Fort McMurray, and we hear about the projects underway.
Salvation Army's Christmas in June Fundraiser is coming up very soon. Pride Month kicks off Saturday with Pride YMM's opening ceremonies. And Winky Day is coming up on Sunday!
A weekly Farmer's Market is coming to Fort McMurray beginning Saturday!The Heart of Wood Buffalo Excellence Awards Gala takes place Thursday night. And Metis Fest is coming up this weekend.
Athabasca Tribal Council is holding their Golf Classic this week. The Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo is holding their Multiculturalism Day Festival on Saturday. Lastly, The Alberta Teachers' Association joins the show to discuss a concerning trend in funding public education.
An exciting event is coming to the Fort McMurray Airport!Also, Keyano College is hosting a Jr. Huskies Volleyball camp.
Joe Ellison from the Fort McMurray Giants joins us to discuss the upcoming WCBL season.We also hear from Dianna De Sousa from the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce on a wide array of topics, including their upcoming AGM.
10-year-old piano phenom Bentley Penn joins the show to talk about an upcoming concert he has in Fort McMurray.We also hear from the Northern Lights Regional Health Foundation on their Spring Fling event, and the Centre of Hope on their Hope in the Dark awareness event.
Matt Dekker from the Fort McMurray Oil Barons joins us once again to talk about the NHL playoffs. We also discuss some Oil Barons news and the Fort McMurray Giants season that's about to start up.
We preview the IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer's coming up on the weekend.We also hear from the Justin Slade Youth Foundation on their Block Party coming up on July 1.
Rolando Hyman from XY Spark joins the show to discuss a couple of events coming to Fort McMurray focusing on Men's Mental Health.
RMWB Fire Marshal Nick Brenner joins the show to discuss the Home Fire Safety ProgramHanna Fridhed from Pride YMM also joins us to discuss the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia. Lastly, Karla Buffalo joins the show to discuss the Athabasca Tribal Council's Cultural Festival and a historic partnership that was recently signed.
Josée St. Onge from Alberta Wildfire joins the show to discuss the current wildfire situation. Evan Dizak from Waypoints on Sexual Violence Awareness Month. Nicole Andrews from the Wood Buffalo Public Library on a variety of programs they are offering.
Josée St. Onge from Alberta Wildfire joins the show to discuss the current wildfire situation. Evan Dizak from Waypoints on Sexual Violence Awareness Month. Nicole Andrews from the Wood Buffalo Public Library on a variety of programs they are offering.
It's hot and windy in Fort McMurray! Environment Canada Meteorologist Natalie Hazel joins the show to discuss when we could see some rain. The Wildlife Festival is in town at Mac Island this weekend! Lastly, Wood Buffalo RCMP Staff Sergeant Sabrina Clayton joins the show to talk about some local crime, as well as the RCMP's new Call Back Unit.
Big Brothers Big Sisters Poutine Week is underway!Also, the Hunt Mania Gun Show is coming up this weekend, and it's time to register for the Hues for Humanity 5K run/walk coming up June 1!
We hear from RMHC Alberta about McHappy Day, taking place on May 8. Rienna Davey from the Willow Lake Metis Nation joins us to talk about a fire safety community cleanup happening on the Willow Lake Metis Nation on Thursday, May 9. Lastly, Dylan Elias, the head coach of the Northern Spirits all-girls football team, joins the show to talk about their long-awaited home game in Fort McKay coming up May 18.
Matt Dekker from the Fort McMurray Oil Barons joins the show to discuss spring camps, as well as offer his predictions for round two of the NHL playoffs.
Former Alberta Deputy Premier Thomas Lukaszuk joins the show to talk about a wide variety of federal and provincial political topics.
Wood Buffalo RCMP Chief Superintendent Mark Hancock's full conversation with host, Ryan McNally.
Mayor Sandy Bowman, Regional Fire Chief Jody Butz, and Wood Buffalo RCMP Chief Superintendent Mark Hancock join the show to remember the events of the 2016 wildfires.
Mayor Sandy Bowman, Fort McMurray Matters Executive Director Dianna De Sousa, and Minister of Energy and Minerals Brian Jean all join the show to applaud the completion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project.
The Alberta Teachers' Association has some issues with the social studies curriculum being rolled out.The Wood Buffalo Food Bank had a big Spring Food Drive over the weekend. Lastly, International Female Ride Day is on Saturday, and there's an event in Fort McMurray to celebrate.
The Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation Mighty Millions Lottery is back! Make sure you get your tickets before the May 3, 2024 deadline!As well, a new exhibit is coming to the Fort McMurray International Airport.
Vanessa MacNevin from the Northern Lights Regional Health Foundation joins us to talk about how they will benefit from this year's Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Campaign. Emily Smith from Alberta Wildfire on flying drones near wildfires and why that's a bad idea.Lastly, Mark Holzer from Canadian Red Cross on preparing for wildfire season.
We hear from Omer Hussein, Laila Goodridge, and Brian Jean on National Day of Mourning.
We hear from two families who made the decision to donate their family members' organs after their passing.Alberta Health Services also joins the show to talk about the need for Alberta residents to register to donate their organs and tissue.
Keyano Theatre joins the show to preview their latest production: Les Liaisons Dangereuses. Show times include April 26 and 27, as well as May 2, 3, and 4.
Keyano Theatre joins the show to preview their latest production: Les Liaisons Dangereuses. Show times include April 26 and 27, as well as May 2, 3, and 4.
President and CEO of Keyano College, Dr. Jay Notay, joins the show to discuss recent protests at the college and students allegedly caught cheating/plagiarizing there.
Alexis Tallon joins the show to talk about the upcoming Inter Pipeline Fort McMurray Marathon.Wood Buffalo RCMP Staff Sergeant Sabrina Clayton joins us to discuss a snowmobile theft, counterfeit cash, and a protest at Keyano College. Lastly, Chris Paish from Alberta Wildlife and Fish joins us to talk about the upcoming spring/summer fishing season.
Matt Dekker from the Fort McMurray Oil Barons joins the show to discuss the AJHL finals and the first round of the NHL playoffs.
National Volunteers Week in Canada this week. We chat with the Wood Buffalo Food Bank, Fuse Social, and Big Brothers Big Sisters Wood Buffalo about the impact volunteers have on their organizations.
The Fort McMurray Oil Barons hired a new coach! We chat with General Manager Joey Bouchard and the new Head Coach Sam Klassen. We also spoke with Fort McMurray - Cold Lake MP Laila Goodridge on a pair of motions she is working on.
Kevin Kossowan is bringing a food foraging event to Fort McMurray on June 15 and 16. He talks about what goes into food foraging and some stories about his travels. Michael Sieger also joins us to talk about tourism in Fort McMurray and the progress at Aurora Landing. Lastly, Diane Zundle from Grow Wood Buffalo joins the show to discuss the upcoming gardening season.
Erica Moeskau from Wood Buffalo Ribfest joins us to discuss this year's events (yes, there are two of them!).Gaylene Weidlich also joins us from the Wood Buffalo Community Foundation to talk about the work they are doing in the community.Lastly, Wood Buffalo RCMP Staff Sergeant Sabrina Clayton joins us to talk about the Safe Exchange Zone at the Wood Buffalo detachment.
Allison Flett from RMWB and the Mikisew Cree First Nation joins us to talk about the Indigenous Sports Gallery. Sgt. Darrin Turnbull from the Alberta RCMP joins us to talk about the traffic safety spotlight for April, speeding. Lastly, Reagan Gale from Pinkney Financial joins the show to discuss the Bank of Canada's decision to hold the key interest rate at five percent.
Michelle Hand from the Wood Buffalo Food Bank joins us to chat about the upcoming Spring Food Drive. Alberta Teachers' Association President Jason Schilling joins the show to discuss a concerning report regarding classroom aggression.Lastly, Shari Hinz from Threads of Life joins us to talk about Steps for Life coming up.
Frank Florian from the Telus World of Science in Edmonton joins us to discuss the solar eclipse and what people can do to watch it safely.
The Trans-Canada Highwaymen are coming to Fort McMurray for the Keyano Gala! Andrew Wilcox joins us with all of the details. The Fort McMurray Youth Soccer Association also joins the show to talk about outdoor soccer coming up.
The newest members of the Students' Association of Keyano College Executive Council join the show to discuss being elected for their new roles.
No joke! Mayor Sandy Bowman joins the show on April Fool's Day to discuss a wide array of topics, from sports to snow angels and the recently proposed service delivery changes for RMWB.
Three members of the Pride YMM's Board join the show to discuss a rally for trans rights in Fort McMurray as well as a letter template they are circulating in an effort to reverse the Alberta government's proposed policies impacting trans youth.
FMWB joins the show to discuss the many tourism opportunities in our own backyard. As well, Dr. Pierre Guy from the Canadian Orthopaedic Association joins the show to discuss Canadian Orthopaedic Care Day.
Jessica Lipton from the Fort McMurray International Airport joins us to discuss their Hareport Eggstravaganza event held at YMM. David Flett from IOUE joins the show to discuss their latest Wage Theft campaign. Lastly, Vanessa MacNevin from the Northern Lights Regional Health Foundation joins the show to discuss the use of headphones for seniors at Willow Square.
We chat with Jeffery Straker and Royal Wood ahead of their first performances at Keyano Theatre. Eugene Carnegie from the theatre also joins us to discuss the process of bringing talent to the Wood Buffalo region.
The U-21 Canadian Curling Championships are in Fort McMurray. The last time that was the case was 2013. We chat with the winning skips from those teams: Matt Dunstone and Corryn Brown. Tyler Spitzer also joins the show to talk about the organizing efforts ahead of the big event.
Courtney Cassel from the Canadian Down Syndrome Society about World Down Syndrome Day. Hillary Banks from Dr. Clark School on becoming a Jays Care Affiliate School. Lastly, Ray Rupertus from Rivers Casino and Entertainment Centre on the entertainment lineup coming up.
Kayla Erlandson from Swamp Rat Experience joins the show to discuss Alice in Theatreland. Staff Sergeant Sabrina Clayton joins the show to discuss various programs the RCMP and RMWB are taking part in to protect you from theft. Lastly, Lorna Ash from the Local HERO Foundation joins us to talk about MASH BASH.
Dianna De Souza from the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce joins the show to discuss the 2024 Business Awards.Hailey Blank from Sunbelt Rentals joins the show to discuss the Charity Golf Cup coming up in July. Lastly, Jeremy Wielenga returns to the show to discuss the Keyano Men's Basketball program's first national title.
We remember the life of Guy Boutilier on a Friday edition of Fort McMurray Matters. We chat with Sheldon Germain who worked closely with Guy throughout his time in politics. We also chat with Curtis Phillips, who followed Guy's passion for local sports in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo region.
Denean Robinson from the Fort McMurray International Airport joins the show to discuss four International Awards won by the YMM International Airport. Kyle Warren from the Fort McMurray Oilsands Rotary Club joins the show to discuss an upcoming event. Lastly, Eugene Carnegie from the Keyano Theatre joins us to discuss some upcoming shows at the theatre.
Mat Dekker joins the show to recap the Fort McMurray Oil Barons season. Wood Buffalo RCMP Staff Sergeant Sabrina Clayton also joins the show to talk about scam awareness.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins us to discuss a wide array of topics. Rhonda Blanchette from Fort McMurray Public School Division also joins the show to talk about Kindergarten and early childhood learning open houses.
In recognition of International Women's Day on March 8, Fort McMurray Matters featured prominent women in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo area.Day 5 features Sarah Drummond from the Wood Buffalo RCMP, Nanase Tonda from Girls Inc. of Northern Alberta, and Alberta's Lieutenant Governor Salma Lakhani.
In recognition of International Women's Day on March 8, Fort McMurray Matters featured prominent women in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo area.Day 4 features Melissa Flett from the Wood Buffalo Regional Library, Vanessa MacNevin from the Northern Lights Regional Health Foundation, and Julie Penney from Big Brothers Big Sisters Wood Buffalo.
In recognition of International Women's Day on March 8, Fort McMurray Matters featured prominent women in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo area.Day 3 features an extended conversation with Cathy Steeves from the United Way as well as Michelle Hand from the Wood Buffalo Food Bank.
In recognition of International Women's Day on March 8, Fort McMurray Matters featured prominent women in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo area.Day two featured YMM's Denean Robinson, Laurie Matheson from IOUE, and Stephanie Ash from Suncor.
In recognition of International Women's Day on March 8, Fort McMurray Matters featured prominent women in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo area. Day one featured Kristi Hines of the Women's Executive Network, Fort McMurray Cold Lake MP Laila Goodridge, and singer-songwriter Katie Williams.
Former Deputy Premier Thomas Lukaszuk joins the show to respond to Alberta's budget, released, Feb. 29, 2024.
Fort McMurray sports historian Curtis Phillips joins the show in studio to chat about his recent induction into the ACAC Hall of Fame.
FULL SHOW!Raegan Gale from Pinkney Financial joins the show to discuss the RRSP deadline on Feb. 29. Julie Penney from Big Brothers Big Sisters talks about Bowl For Kid's Sake, coming up on March 23. Lastly, Niels Slotboom from Keyano College tees up the ACAC men's and women's Futsal playoffs coming up next week.
A Fort McMurray High School is participating in Inside Education's Regenerate Forest and Wildlife Youth Summit!
FULL SHOW!Christal Ford-Grant, the Chair of Special Olympics Wood Buffalo joins the show to talk about the Fort McMurray Bowling team off to the 2024 Special Olympics Winter Games in Calgary.Ryland Coventry also joins the show to discuss the Fort McMurray Wrestling Club's recent success at the Alberta Winter Games. Lastly, Jenny Price from SECPA's UpTown! joins the show to discuss the wide variety of new programming they are offering.
WinterPLAY begins in Fort McMurray! As well, the Fort McMurray Oil Barons wrap up their regular season home game schedule this weekend.
Keyano College is sending Men's and Women's Volleyball AND Basketball teams to ACAC championship weekend. We chatted with the coaches for the men's and women's volleyball teams and the men's basketball team. We chatted with the women's Basketball coach on Wednesday's program, which is also available.
FULL SHOW:Edmonton Centre MP Randy Boissonnault joins the show to discuss a new federal program that for loan forgiveness for rural and remote doctors and nurses.United Way Executive Director Cathy Steeves on an important information seminar for new parents taking place Feb. 22. Lastly, Keyano women's basketball coach Dwayne Vigilance on his team attending ACAC Championship weekend.
We preview WinterPLAY (coming up this weekend) and the March Mullet fundraiser/awareness campaign coming up in less than two weeks.
Mike Hussey from the Grande Prairie Alberta Winter Games host committee joins the show to discuss hosting the games.Ni-Ten Judo and Noralta Skating Club are sending athletes to the games from Fort McMurray. They join the show to talk about their sports of choice.
FULL SHOW!Sandra Efu from Keyano College joins the show in segment 1 to discuss Keyano College's new Master of Education program in partnership with the University of Alberta. Staff Sergeant Sabrina Clayton returns to the show to discuss a recent string of spiked drinks the RCMP is investigating, as well as some safety tips for the long weekend coming up.Lastly, Environment Canada's Justin Shelley joins the show to discuss some mild weather in the forecast for Fort McMurray leading into the long weekend.
Andrea Sandmaier joins the show to discuss important issues impacting the Otipemisiwak Metis Government. Fort McMurray-Cold Lake MP Laila Goodridge also joins the show to discuss what she calls an "out-of-touch" policy change from the federal environment minister.
Eugene Carnegie from Keyano Theatre and Jay Whitehead, the Director of The Addams Family, join the show to discuss the upcoming play at the theatre. To wrap things up, Fort McMurray-Cold Lake MP Laila Goodridge joins the show to discuss Bill C-372.
Alberta RCMP are on the show to discuss a pilot project underway where RCMP officers in three detachments in Alberta are wearing body cameras. To round out the show, three Father Patrick Mercredi Community High School students and their robotics coach join the show to discuss the school's successful robotics program.
Fort McKay Metis Nation is holding an election. We chatted with Ron Quintal and Loretta Waquan, who are both running for President. To wrap up, Justin Shelley from Environment Canada joins the show to discuss the recent weather trends Fort McMurray has seen.
Members of the Girl Guides in Fort McMurray join the show to talk about a fundraising dinner they have coming up Feb. 9. As well, the Co-Chair of the U-21 Canadian Curling Championships being hosted in Fort McMurray in March joins the show to talk about the event.
Jason Schilling, President of the Alberta Teachers' Association, joins us to discuss the newly-proposed policies from the Alberta government.Karla Power from Christina Gordon Community School also joins the show to discuss inclusivity in the classroom.
Hanna Fridhed from Pride YMM joins the show to discuss the Alberta government's proposed Parental Rights policies. Former Deputy Premier Thomas Lukaszuk also joins the show to provide his insights into the situation.
Kid-Drop Inc. Founder Julieta Miranda joins the show to discuss her time on Dragon's Den, how Kid-Drop has grown, and her ongoing belief in the service Kid-Drop provides.
FULL SHOW!Scott Barr from Fort McMurray Public School Division, as FMPSD is looking to add 20-40 teachers. Ashley Makey from the Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo on the Multicultural Expo.Chris Pottie from RMWB discusses the Fire Smart program.
News guy by day, astrophotographer by night, PLAY 103.7's very own Jon Tupper joins the show to discuss his astrophotography exhibit coming to the Fort McMurray International Airport.
Thomas Lukaszuk joins the show to discuss all things provincial politics: Rachel Notley leaving her leadership role with the NDP, Danielle Smith welcoming Tucker Carlson to Alberta, the state of health care, and daycare issues.
Fort McMurray Cold Lake MP Laila Goodridge joins the show to discuss Parliament beginning once again in Ottawa. To wrap up, Oil Barons broadcaster Matt Dekker joins the show to discuss the MOB getting their first weekend sweep of the season.
FULL SHOW!Roxanne Andras/Karly Anderson, the co-organizers for WinterPLAY join the show to discuss the upcoming event, what's new this year, and the need for volunteers. Colin Hartigan from Coldwell Banker United joins the show to discuss how the Bank of Canada holding the key interest rate at 5% impacts things in Fort McMurray. Lastly, Justin Shelley from Environment Canada joins the show to discuss the winter warm-up for Fort McMurray and area heading into the weekend.
Jay Notay joins the show to discuss the federal government's recent decision to put a freeze on incoming international students for two years, while also discussing the grand opening of the new eSports arena. To wrap things up, Shannon Rex from FuseSocial joins the show to discuss the Heart of Wood Buffalo Awards.
FULL SHOW!Nicole Andrews from the Wood Buffalo Regional Library joins the show to discuss some upcoming events the Library is holding. Michelle Hand joins the show to discuss the upcoming Chopped competition being held by the Wood Buffalo Food Bank. Lastly, Joey Bouchard, the new General Manager of the Fort McMurray Oil Barons joins the show to discuss the team moving forward.
Elder Robert Cree and Michael Sieger from the Fort McMurray International Airport join the show to discuss Elder Cree recording a Cree language greeting for the airport.
FULL SHOW!Terry Neilsen from FMWB Economic Development and Tourism joins the show to discuss a recent trip the Alberta Government made to highlight the province as a hunting and outdoor recreation destination.Bev Tjarera also joins the show to discuss a Cost of Living Brunch and Learn coming up. Lastly, Nick Brenner, the Fire Marshall for RMWB to discuss fire safety.
Nils Hognestad joins the show to discuss his career in show business as well as a short film set in Fort McMurray he's working on called "Fort Macbeth."
Chief Allan Adam joins the show to discuss ongoing talks with Imperial Oil and Alberta's Energy Regulator after oil spills in the region. Chief Adam also talks about the recent string of violence in the community of Fort Chipewyan. Rounding out the show, Andrea Sandmaier joins the show to discuss Bill C-53.
A country musical hits the Keyano Theatre! Colleen-Rae Lornie and Tiffany Bishop join the show in Segment 1 to discuss playing Patsy Cline and her best friend Louise in this show. Claude A. Giroux then joins the show to talk about this production and how he got involved. Eugene Carnegie from the Keyano Theatre rounds things out in Segment 3.
FULL SHOW!Cuyler Green from the Fort McMurray International Airport joins the show to discuss how the extreme cold impacts things at the airport.Rosie Keating from Centre of Hope also talks about the extreme cold and how that impacts operations at the Centre.Lastly, Jen Quigley joins the show to discuss exam week(s), as well as busing for extreme cold days.
Former federal Judge Adam Germain joins the show to discuss his past as a provincial and federal politician, notable court cases he's worked, and his book titled "Adam's Journey," which highlights it all.
FULL SHOW! Justin Shelley from Environment Canada on the extreme cold forecast.S/sgt. Sabrina Clayton joins the show once again, this time to discuss some cold weather tips. Lastly, Evan Dizak from Waypoints Women's Shelter also joins the show to talk about the need for donations during the cold snap.
In Alex MacLeod's final Fort McMurray Matters, she's joined by representatives from Keyano College, who recently opened a brand new eSports arena.
Wood Buffalo RCMP Cst. Kelsey Davidge and S/sgt. Sabrina Clayton join the show to discuss some recent RCMP activity.
The President and CEO of Keyano College Jay Notay joins the show to discuss Keyano's latest request to become a Polytechnic school.
Matt Dekker from the Fort McMurray Oil Barons joins the show to discuss a new Head Coach for the Barons, the weekend three games in three nights, and upcoming games.
Willi joins the show to discuss "Book a Bakfiets", what a bakfiets is, and how the bike is also an art project.
Heidi and Shane join the show to discuss the Snow Angels program, why Shane signed up to shovel sidewalks, and how you can help out too.
Angela joins the show to discuss The Craze, the different family-friendly events, and how you can enjoy it for free!
Nicole, Kate, and Madison join the show to discuss their Winter Fest dance performance, their favourite parts of the dancing, and how you can come to support them in the show.
Evan joins the show to talk about the donation push they're asking for, how funding is down and costs are up, and the possibility of having to close beds in their emergency shelter.
Katie and Matt join the show to discuss the video of the year win at the 43rd Covenant Awards, the process of shooting the music video, and what's next for the both of them.
B joins the show to discuss the workplace accident they experienced when they were 18, the pain they feel to this day, and why it inspired them to talk about the day in the hope of making the RMWB injury-free.
Jody, Erin, and Jarret join the show to discuss Alberta's unforgettable fire season, the evacuation of Fort Chipewyan and the surrounding communities, as well as future fire prevention and evacuation measures.
Alana and Jenna join the show to discuss how the rehearsal of RENT is going, their favourite parts about working together, and what they're most nervous and excited about performing.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins the show to discuss a pilot project of OHVs in Abasand, a presentation by the Advisory Committee on aging, and upcoming Christmas events in the RMWB.
Flo joins the show to discuss what the kettle campaign is, how the money supports families in the community, and how you can donate your time or money to assist in the campaign.
Roxanne and Megan join the show to discuss float registration for the upcoming Santa Claus Parade, how you can win money for a local charity, and ask some elves to volunteer.
Jenna from RENT joins the show to discuss how the rehearsal process is going, what she's most excited and nervous about for the show, and what she hopes viewers take away from watching it.
Dale with the Legion joins the show to discuss his service in the Canadian Army and as an RCMP officer, his collection of military memorabilia, and how the region is honouring the White family and other veterans on Remembrance Day.
Evan from Waypoints joins the show to discuss what "Family Violence Prevention Month" is, how to be an engaged bystander, and how to get involved with the "lunch and learns".
Lee-Anne joins the show to discuss the dinner they're hosting for Ukrainian evacuees, why they're doing it, and how you can support them.
Keith with the RMWB joins the show to discuss the Winter Maintenance Zones, how they work, when you need to move your vehicles, and the new "Name that Plow" contest they're putting on.
Thomas joins the show to talk about how he got into photography, the work he does and how he makes it an adventure, as well as the upcoming Light Matters conference he will be presenting at.
Jeremy, Nathan, and Omeechi join the show to break down the upcoming season. We talk about the undefeated season last year, and heartbreak in the playoffs. We touch on Omeechi's buzzer-beater winner in the preseason over VIU, and how the squad is looking this year.
Dwayne, Lameez, Emma, Jaylynn, and Kaylyn preview the upcoming season. We touch on last year, how the off-season went, and what's it like to balance to student-athlete lifestyle.
KG and Geraldine join the show to discuss the ACFN job fair and conference, what opportunities will be available to apply to, and tease some Indigenous entrepreneurs coming to speak.
Keegan, Joao, and Athus talk about hosting the championship last year and winning bronze. We discuss expectations for the new season, and we learn about Joao and Athus' journey from Brazil to Fort McMurray.
Rienna and Natasha join the show to discuss the Anzac Career Fair and Tradeshow, what industries will be showcased there, and tease items to purchase at the tradeshow.
Darcy and Sarah join the show to discuss what the Pizza Pigout is, the pizza-eating contest, and other activities going on at the event.
Fire Marshal Nick Brenner joins the show to discuss what Fire Prevention Week is, some of the leading causes of home fires, and ways to prevent them.
Tommy, Megan, and Hannah join the show. We chat about Tommy coming back to coach the team again, how they plan to build on their success from last year, and who are some newcomers to watch out for.
Lindsay joins the show to discuss what the Diabet-Chick is, how her experiences led to its creation, and how you can support, or even get, a chicken cheer-up!
Karla and Dennis join the show to discuss the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the history behind the day, and the progress being made toward reconciliation within the RMWB.
Katie describes the feeling of being nominated for 3 Covenant Awards. Takes us through the creative process of making a song, and breaks down the challenge of balancing every aspect of her life, from being a mom to working full-time and creating music.
Kait, Dave, and Nat & Cass talk about the brand new Oktoberfest in the region. We break down where the inspiration for the event came from, how the kids & adult parts differ, and DAS BOOT.
Shadi joins the show to discuss the Keyano Huskies E-Sports team, the opening of a new facility, and the possibility of a Business Administration diploma in E-Sports Management.
Hanna and Zach with Swamp Rat Experience join the show to discuss how the auditions went, how the rehearsal process is going, and how you can come down and enjoy the show.
MOB season preview with HC & GM Adam Manah. We reflect on the past year and the busy offseason. We touch on how camp went, expectations for the season, and how the landscape of junior hockey is shifting.
Robbie joins the show to discuss the fundraiser for Kane, how the event works, and how the funds will be used to support Kane.
Chief Allan Adam, Karla, and Elena join the show to discuss the different events at the ATC Cultural Fest, new events this year, and what visitors can expect to learn about Indigenous culture.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins the show to discuss the sign at Centrefire Place, the Downtown Area Redevelopment Plan, and the Community Investment Program.
Lorna and Stephanie join the show to discuss the upcoming hospital bed races, where the money raised goes, and their favourite moments from past races.
Debbie joins the show to discuss the memorial bench being put in for her daughter, what it was like raising Zoey, her favourite memories, and why she chose Borealis Park.
April joins the show to discuss the upcoming fall trade show and artisan market, the different vendors being showcased, and how you can win tickets to the event.
Mike joins the show to discuss the First Responders Golf Tournament, the special-themed holes, and how the money supports the CMHA.
Doug joins the show to talk about the football game, the preparation that goes into it, and how the flooding of the field has affected this upcoming season.
Head Coach Niels Slotboom, Midfielder Sabrina Lera, and Defender Khloe Webber join the show to talk about carrying over their success from last years soccer and futsal seasons. We dive into the careers of Sabrina & Khloe, and get a tease on who to watch out for this year.
Head Coach Niels Slotboom, local Keeper Corbin Cyprien and Defender Allan Soffo join the show to breakdown what it was like to win the ACAC Futsal championship. We get into what the offseason consists of, how the team looks to continue their success this year, and some players to watch out for.
Tyneille and Jeremy join the show to discuss the upcoming golf tournament, how the money raised will support the athletics department, and how the student-athletes are getting involved on the day.
Erica, Paige, and Denise join the show to discuss the upcoming comedy fundraiser, how the money supports the animal rescue, and the special art exhibit leading up to the show.
Angie joins the show to discuss eating disorders, common stressors that may cause one, especially during school, and helpful tips to get yourself on a path to recovery.
Amber joins the show to discuss what Pastew Place is, and their upcoming BBQ, and also shares the story of one alumni who graduated from one of the programs.
Vanessa joins the show to discuss the upcoming wine auction, special bottles being brought in, and how it goes to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Wood Buffalo.
Danny joins the program to talk about his time growing up in Fort McMurray, walking us through his journey from minor hockey to the NHL. He takes us behind the scenes to when he got drafted to the Toronto Maple Leafs, and what it means to get his number retired by the Prince Albert Raiders.
Allan, Ben, and Ij join the show to discuss this weekend's tournament, the importance of tennis, and also raise awareness for an indoor court.
Peter and Kandice join the show to talk about the bike rodeo, bike rules in the RMWB, and where to register your bike if stolen.
Toks joins the show to discuss the Nigerian Canadian Association of Fort McMurray, the upcoming soccer tournament they're hosting, and how it came to be.
Tracy, Colleen, and Wendell join the show to discuss the upcoming Show and Shine, the different categories your vehicle could win in, and how it supports the Centre of Hope!
Jodie and Mike join the show to discuss the upcoming baseball championships, how hosting two events is different than just one, and how they got the opening ceremonies to line up.
Sue joins the show to discuss what Canada Powered by Women is, the recent survey they ran about women in the energy sector, and why it is important to hear women's voices on these issues.
Misty joins the show to talk about their upcoming event, the different vendors and activities, as well as the pet pageant categories, and what the winners will receive.
Adam joins the show to talk about what Girls Inc. does, their upcoming golf tournament, and how golfers can register. We also touch on nominations for Women of Inspiration.
Matt Dekker joins the show to talk about growing up around Calgary, calling games in the SJHL, and a teaser on what to expect this year with the MOB.
Michelle and Dan join the show to talk about the upcoming Empty Bowls Festival, the different activities being offered, and how you can paint a bowl ahead of the event!
Andrea joins the show to discuss the Local HERO Foundation car show, the chance to see the medevac helicopter, and where to register your car.
Doug joins the show to talk about the flooding of the football field, the damage caused, and how the team is pivoting for next season.
Jessica, Leanne, and Chuck invite you to Run the Runway and talk about where to sign up, as well as prizes for top finishers.
Jenny joins the show to tell us about UpTown, the contemporary class on July 26, and registration is open for the next dance season, adult hip-hop and jazz classes included!
Mandy joins the show to talk about the programs JSYF offers, how their recent food drive went, and their new granny edition of their annual golf tournament
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins to discuss the Draper Voluntary Buyout Program, the grant program for Draper residents, as well as the start of the Twin Arena complex.
Ryan joins the show to talk about Tour Alberta, a ride to raise money for cancer facilities in the province. We also discuss his Great Cycle Challenge, to help children living with cancer.
Evan and Mike join the show to discuss the festival, the different events being hosted, and how they support Waypoints and other local businesses.
Joe, Jordan, and Logan join the show to discuss how they joined the Giants, how the season is going so far, and also break down their favourite moments throughout their baseball career.
Michael joins the show to discuss the YouTube release of Back Home Again, inspired by the 2016 wildfire, why he created it, and chose to release it again.
Kyle with the Wood Buffalo Disc Golf Association joins the show to discuss his group, the Lions Disc Golf Course shutting down, and what they're looking to do next.
Tracy and Rosie with Centre of Hope, and Colleen and Wendell with Acden join the show to discuss the upcoming Show and Shine, how to register your car, and the many other activities that day.
Michelle and Dan join the show to talk about the Paint N' Drag event, what it helps support, and tease the Empty Bowls Festival coming later this summer.
Ginny and Quintin join the show to discuss what the group is, why they want the reclassification to direct care, and how the approach to the Alberta Labour Relations Board is going.
Brian Jean joins the show today to discuss the future of Alberta's energy sector, how much he sees it changing in the next decade, and how he plans to deal with Ottawa to advance the interests of the province.
Chris, Jo-Anne, and Kayla join the show to discuss the purchase of The Bridgeport Inn, the new Tawâw Program going in there, and to discuss some common misconceptions about it.
Kendall Dilling, President of Pathways Alliance joins the show to talk about the CCS project and where they're at with it. We touch on what kind of impact it can actually have, and if Canada could be a leader with this new technology.
Willi joins the show to talk about the history of the canoe, some benefits of the sport, and invites you to celebrate National Canoe Day on June 26th.
Hanna and Zach join the show to talk about the upcoming group auditions for RENT, how the individual ones went, and tease when guests can come to enjoy the show.
Will, Nasir, and Keith join the show to discuss current construction projects in the RMWB, as well as how to stay up-to-date on changes or closures.
Nicole and Makenna join the show to talk about the summer programs the library has to offer. They detail how you can get involved and also win prizes through their summer reading competition.
Rob joins the show to tell us what the Ride for Dad is, what it is for, and how you can help raise money and awareness.
Stephanie and Ethan join the show to talk about what Type 1 Diabetes is, what it is like living with it, and talk about the Walk for a Cure on June 17.
Flavia and Manuel join the program to talk about how the Foundation helps those within our region. We talk about the type of supports they offer, and how you can help with the fundraiser.
We catch up with the first on-reserve all girls football team in history to see how their season is going, the milestones they've achieved, and their big home game on Sunday June 18th!
Dulcie, Steph, Lucas, and Shauna join the program to break down this years Car Show. We chat about how long the show has been going on for, the growth it's seen, and what you can expect this year.
Mitch joins the show to discuss how Pride Month is going, what events will be happening this week, and how you can show your support.
Pam joins the show to bring awareness to elder abuse, what it commonly looks like, and how you can raise awareness in the community.
Hanna and Zach join the show to talk about the upcoming auditions for RENT, where to sign up and also invite you down to the Pride Cabaret.
Rolando from XY Spark joins the show to talk about the Men's Mental Health Awareness March this weekend, and why it's so important to speak out and raise awareness.
Cristina joins the show to talk about Christmas in June and how you can get involved. In part 2, we are joined by James and Jack to talk about the upcoming Water Safety Day
Ashley joins the show to talk about the Multiculturalism Day Festival, the cultural performances, and other events happening tomorrow.
Mike and Diana join the show to talk about Rock the Rails, the events taking place this weekend, and the fundraiser to shave Diana bald!
Thomas joins the show to break down what we can expect from this government, where the NDP goes from here, and answers the question on if he's making a return to politics
MLA's Tany Yao and Brian Jean share their thoughts following the 2023 Alberta Election, including what to expect in the next 4 years.
All candidates were given a maximum interview time of ten minutes. All candidates were provided with the same questions in the same order. All recordings are one-take with no edits.
All candidates were given a maximum interview time of ten minutes. All candidates were provided with the same questions in the same order. All recordings are one-take with no edits.
All candidates were given a maximum interview time of ten minutes. All candidates were provided with the same questions in the same order. All recordings are one-take with no edits
All candidates were given a maximum interview time of ten minutes. All candidates were provided with the same questions in the same order. All recordings are one-take with no edits
All candidates were given a maximum interview time of ten minutes. All candidates were provided with the same questions in the same order. All recordings are one-take with no edits
Mikayla from Safe Community Wood Buffalo joins the show to discuss what Family Safety Day is, the importance of the event, as well as promoting the helmet trade-in.
Maddox, Lilly, and Leah join the show to explain what Cystic Fibrosis is, how it affects their day-to-day life, and details their walk happening this weekend.
Jenny and Zach join the show to discuss RENT, the new production presented by Swamp Rat Experience, and how you can get involved in the show.
Kalpesh joins the show to talk about Sanatan Mandir Cultural Society (SMCS) & Murti Prana Pratishta Mahotsav event to mark the opening of the new Temple of Hindu Faith along with a cultural center located at 108 Abraham Gate.
Mitch from Pride YMM comes on the show to talk about what Pride YMM is, what events will be held during Pride Month, and when you can come to enjoy it!
Cathie and Natasha join the show to break down how the latest board meeting went. We talk about how they're helping with the wildfires across the province, some presentations from Sister Mary Phillips School & St Kateri School were made, and we discuss the importance of the Traditional Celebration of Achievement.
Shannon and Danni join the show to discuss what Alzheimer's is, the walk being hosted, and how you can get involved to help those in the community.
Suzy joins the show to break down what Fibromyalgia is, how you can support those who have it, and what the future looks like.
Madilyn and Kelly join the show to discuss what the Metis Fest is, the events they will be hosting, as well as how you can join in on the fun!
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins the show to discuss the naming of Bob Campbell Field, legal support for Councillor Dogar, and fire safety amid the hot season. In part 2, we are joined by Lauren and Melissa to speak on the Indigenous Speaker Series.
Laura from Wood Buffalo Animal Rescue joins the show to discuss the organization and where they need extra help. In part 2, we are joined by Darcy to break down Kidsport and their brunch.
Lisa Sweet joins the show to talk about how the data from the survey is applied to bringing businesses to the region. She also shares some insights such as spending habits of those in the RMWB, and what are the top five most wanted businesses.
Janine from Waypoints joins the program to talk about what kind of trends of sexual violence is in Fort McMurray, the challenges facing the region, and what the community can do to help.
April joins the show and breaks down what you can expect at the trade show this weekend. Teaser, live music, and a beer garden!
Willi joins the show to discuss what the paddling club is, what events they host, and how you can get involved
Cindy and Lorna join the show to break down Smile Cookie Week, where the funds go, and what you can expect at the sold-out Spring Fling.
Mike and Diana join the show to discuss what mental health week is, events in our community, and a special fundraiser being put on.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins to discuss the Property Tax Rate Bylaw, the Transit Master Plan, and funding for Wood Buffalo Housing. In part 2, we are joined by Tonicha and Kelly from Steps for Life to break down the event.
Chris Flett joins the show to explain what Day of Mourning means to the union. He also touches on his experiences on the job, and what are some of the common workplace hazards.
Thomas joins the show today to talk about 'Ex-Alta-2', the satellite inspired by the 2016 Fort McMurray Wildfires. He goes in-depth about how they communicate with it, and his biggest hopes and fears about the project.
Natasha and Cathie from Fort McMurray Catholic School Division join the show to discuss the most recent board meeting including sports achievements, Skills Alberta, and open houses.
Thomas Lukaszuk joins the show to explain why Zulkifl Mujahid being dropped from the riding is unusual. He speculates on why Premier Danielle Smith did it, its potential motive, and some early predictions for the election.
Thomas, Director of Anne of Green Gables, joins the show to discuss his theatre background, the history of the show, and where you can watch the musical.
Paul and Dave join the show to talk about what their group is and how it came to be. What goes in to one of their events, and what makes the whisky culture so good in Fort McMurray.
Chris from the RMWB joins the show to discuss what the Downtown ARP is, what changes are being proposed, and where you can share your opinion.
Bryce and Curtis join the show to talk about who was nominated for the awards, how the process went down behind the scenes, and what to expect from the awards night.
Pierre Poilievre joins the show to discuss issues facing the RMWB, such as the oil and gas industry, transitions to green energy, and how he would handle pipeline blockades.
From the rooftop of Tim Hortons for the Fort McMurray Fire Departments Charities Association, Shawn is joined by Zayne and Travis of the Fire Department, to chat about the event, how to donate, the goal, and what life is like as a firefighter.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins to discuss the Parsons Creek Land Sale, Flood Mitigation, and a new snowmobile. In part 2/3, we are joined by Dianna from the Chamber to break down how to nominate someone for the business awards.
Andrew and Travis join the show to talk about the upcoming Rooftop Campout fundraiser. We break down how much they're looking to raise, and what kind of activities are going on throughout the 100+ hours spent on the roof.
Rachel and Brenna join the show to talk about what volunteers mean to the community, how you can get involved, and what FuseSocial is doing for NVW.
Tayla joins the show to chat about her new non-profit birthing suite. What is it, who is it for, and how did it come to be. We also dive in to the benefits of giving birth outside of the hospital.
Michelle and Dan join the show to give an update on how many hampers they're issuing compared to past years, they go in-depth about the new kitchen, and touch on the Spring Food Drive.
Annie and Hanna join the show to speak on why Transgender Day of Visibility is important, what kind of supports the RMWB has, and how allies can show support for the community.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins the show for part one, to break down some of the key points from the council meeting on March 28. Rhonda Blanchette from the FMPSD joins for parts 2/3, to touch base on ECDP and Kindergarten, how they differ, and the open house coming up.
Darrel joins the show to provide insight into the apprenticeship programs the College offers, addressing some of the challenges the industry is facing, and hints at how the College is moving forward on the Technology side of things.
Sean joins the show to describe what it means to sign on for another year with the Giants. He chats about being born and raised in Fort McMurray and coming up through the baseball system locally, and what to expect this upcoming season.
Chief Allan Adam joins the show to break down the recent town hall with Imperial Oil. What was discussed, what are the next steps, and his message to the public and decision makers.
Waleed and Ouswa join the show to break down what Ramadan is and why it's important. We discuss some of the rituals and customs associated with Ramadan, and the community aspect like 'Ramadan Fast-A-Thon' coming at the end of March.
Dr. Tamar Richards-Thomas, an instructor at Keyano College, joins the program to break down what the conference is, what inspired and why is it important to talk about climate change. She also touches on what she hopes you take away from the conference.
Angie joins the show to break down what the support network is and why it's important. She also dives into the events going on in Fort McMurray this week.
Men's Life Coach & Psychotherapist Rolando Hyman joins the show to chat about taking care of your own mental health, ways that you can do that, and the 3rd Annual Men's Mental Health Awareness March.
Diane and Linda join the show to talk about their horticultural group 'Grow Wood Buffalo'. We discuss the tips and tricks of gardening in the RMWB, what their group has to offer, and upcoming events they're hosting.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins the show to break down what all went down at council, from the Draper flood situation to OHV discussion.
Head Coach Keegan Kuhr chats about how the season went, what hosting provincials was like, and breaks down what the team could potentially look like going in to next year.
Vanessa joins the show to talk about the Bowl for Kids Sake event, breaks down how many kids BBBS has helped, and describes the process of becoming a big.
Hayden joins the show to talk about their post-season run, how the roster is shaping up for next year, and expectations for year two.
Delanee joins the show to break down what IWD means to Local 955, how the workplace is progressing forward, and dives into changes she's seen over the years.
Michael Jesso joins the show to chat about helping The Hub move from their current location to Shell Place. Jesso breaks down why RE/MAX got involved, and the special connection to The Hub.
Part 1 has FMAA CEO & President Denean Robinson on the show, to talk about the three prestigious awards they won. Part 2 we welcome Carla White and Jason Beck to talk about Waypoints joining with Laugh With Carla for Connection Circus.
Jeff, a Geophysics Professor at the University of Alberta joins the show to talk about the earthquake we felt back in November, where it ranks in history, and if it's possible to forecast if it'll happen again.
Beverley and Kristy join the show to break down the YMCA Newcomer Event happening March 4. We also touch on what type of challenges newcomers are facing, and what's being done to help them.
Nadia joins the show to break down how the past engagement series session went, what the plan is moving forward, and what to expect and the upcoming series.
Former journalist and now author Claudia joins the show to chat about her new novel 'The Canada Project'. We chat about her time as a journalist covering the oilsands, and her fiction novel relating to the industry.
James joins the show to talk about his trials of going through bullying in his life, how resources have changed in today's world, and about sparking change and raising awareness.
Board Chair Mitch Bowers joins the show to break down this years Fun Fair, and also chats about hiring a new ED for Pride YMM.
Part 1 has Mayor Sandy Bowman joining the show to recap the latest council meeting. Part 2, Adam Mcrury from ATCO joins to talk about construction going on Tower Road, details the safety precautions, and a timeline for finishing it.
Kyle joins the show to talk about the Rotary bringing Reel Rock to Keyano, and we dive in to what the Rotary does for the community as well.
Thomas joins the show to talk about life after politics, how he's helped Ukraine in the past year, and some predictions on how the Alberta provincial election will shake down.
Part 1 has the Father Merc Robotics team talking about their huge win at Mecha Mayhem down in Calgary, and how it feels to go to Worlds in Texas. Part 2 Christian joins the show to talk about being on the CBC's 'Canada's Ultimate Challenge' TV show.
Laverne and Dale join the show talk about how they got into genealogy, some of the perks of joining the library, and the eureka moment they'll never forget.
Jamal and Bertha join the show to chat about their BIG GAME fundraiser going on this weekend, we break down what KidSport does in the community, and how many kids they helped in 2022.
Victor and Brooklyn join the show to talk about the BP's heart campaign starting up, how it got started, and we touch on the local charities that benefit from 'Chew For Charity'. OH YEAH, and heart shaped pizzas for Valentines Day.
Elaine, Kate, and Eric join the show to talk about the programs Careers offers, some new ones starting up, and how you can get involved in them.
Part 1 Ashley from MCA joins the show to chat about the diversity in the RMWB, and the upcoming EXPO this month. Part 2 has Samantha from The Hub joining us, to talk about moving their location to MacDonald Island Park, and their Capital Campaign.
Hanna joins the show to share the big news for their 'Magical Fundraiser', she breaks down other programs SRE has going on, and how she feels about theatre in the RMWB.
CBC Reporter Devin Heroux joins the show to chat about how covering the AWG compares to the Olympics, what he's learned about the RMWB, and he has high praise for MacDonald Island Park.
Bryce from Wood Buffalo Sports Connection and Curtis from the Wood Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame join the show to chat about joining together to host the Multi-Sport Awards Banquet.
Kim joins the show to talk about the growing sport of Roller Derby! We touch on the community in Fort McMurray, what you need to play, and upcoming registration.
Holly, Declan and Damien join the show to chat about how they got into robotics, what it's like to compete year round, and their upcoming fundraiser.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins the show to break down the latest council meeting, the AWG, and voices his concerns over centralized dispatch for EMS. Britany from the United Way joins for part 2, to break down the Local Love Soiree.
Lee-Anne joins the show to chat about the Ukrainian community in the RMWB, how newcomers are adjusting to Canada, and events and programs they're involved in around the community.
Seville and Roxanne join the show to talk about the changes to Shootout on the Snye this year, how the divisions work, and what kind of prizes you can win.
Dwayne joins the show to talk about the hot start to the year, shifting expectations, and working to finish the year strong.
Head Coach Jeremy Wielenga joins the show to recap last years heartbreaking end to the season, starting hot this year, and touches on future goals of the team.
Tracy joined the show to recap the inaugural Tree of Hope fundraiser, touch on some programs they offer, and inform us of the new upcoming events.
John joins the show over the phone from Jamestown, North Dakota to talk about signing with his hometown team. We chat about growing up in Fort McMurray, playing baseball in the region, and so much more.
Superintendent & Officer in Charge Mark Hancock joins the show to talk about the new Ask a Cop a Question engagement coming up soon. He touches on getting involved in the community, and future events to watch out for.
Sally and Nicole join the show to chat about the 14th Annual Words in Motion contest. They break down the history of it in the RMWB, how to become a published poet, and what you can win.
Laila joins the show to talk about her transition from MLA to MP. She touches on what she can do for people in the region, and breaks down some of the current political scene.
Elizabeth and Lana join the show to break down the timeline from when Wood Buffalo won the bid to host, to now being weeks away from starting. We learn about ticket sales, how to volunteer, and where the Torch Relay is taking place.
Jennifer Warren joins the show in part one to discuss a new mentorship program going on within StartupYMM. Vanessa joins the show for part 2 to discuss Winterfest happening later this month in Anzac.
Laugh With Carla | Carla White joins the show to speak on how her past shows have gone, touches on her retreat to Jasper, and what to expect at her upcoming shows.
Part 1 of the show, we have Neel Patel on who recently graduated from Westwood High School and is now in his first year at Waterloo. Neel chats about a composting initiative he help come up with after the 2016 wildfire. Part 2 has Gareth Norris coming on the show to talk all about Paddy McSwiggins and why it closed down.
Angela and Sianna join the show to chat about The Craze. We break down all the events, prizes to be won, and what's happening with the fireworks!
Local boy Riley Burns joins the show to talk about signing with the Giants for the upcoming season. We chat about growing up playing up in Fort McMurray, and what it feels like to sign for the local team.
Major Corey Vincent joins the show to talk about how their Kettle Campaign, and Christmas campaign is going so far. We touch on how donations have been in the past couple years, and what the Salvation all does within the region.
Hayden Nichol, Tyneille Neufeld, and Rebecca Maxwell join the show to break down how the season is going and expectations for the rest of the year. We get to know who controls the music in the locker room, and who is the loudest on the court. And finally to learn about Tyneille and Rebeccas journey through their volleyball careers, and how they got recruited to Keyano.
Christopher Weber, Facility Supervisor with the Discovery Centre joins the show to talk about the re-opening of the facility, along with the different types of programs they offer.
Georgina Sanderson joins the show to talk about the Friendship Centre's Missing, Murdered, and Exploited Indigenous Peoples (MMEIP) Programs. She details the type of supports that are in the RMWB, and previews some local events coming up.
Ben, Daliko, and Isabella joined the show talk about their upcoming event, The Grinch! We talk about their experience in past shows, and what to expect this weekend at Mac Island.
RMWB Fire Marshal Nick Brenner joins the show to break down how to keep your home safe during the holidays and winter months. We also chat about the programs the Fire Departments have to offer throughout the year.
We catch up with Keegan Kuhr, Anderson King, and Joao Cunha about how the season is going so far, and what to expect in the future. We spotlight both Anderson and Joao, and learn about their come-up through volleyball, and how they ended up at Keyano. Finally, we get to know the team... who to trust with the aux, best jersey combo, and go-to meals.
Rosie and Tracy from the Centre of Hope join the show to talk about their upcoming Tree of Hope, and so much more.
Part 1 of today's show has Scott Germain talk about the long-awaited 'The Beast Wildfire Whisky' launch which is going down at Paddy McSwiggins. Part 2 has Jen Ahern, the VP of Ni-Ten Judo Club join the show to talk about the long history Ni Ten, and their 50-50 fundraiser going on in December.
Record breaking striker Felicia Rodney joins the show to talk about her life growing up in Calgary, travelling the world at a young age to play soccer, and how she ended up at Keyano College.
Nicole, the CEO and Co-Owner of Bouchier joins the show to talk about her life growing up, her favourite and least favourite roles she's held in the past, and breaks down some of her more recent accolades.
Hanna joins the show today to talk about how the past year+ has gone, and the Waypoints Dinner Theatre coming up.
On the first half of the show... Angela from the Local Hero Foundation and Nicole from STHT talk about their joint fundraiser, the Christmas Ball Drop. Part 2 has Adam Ophus on the show to chat about Girls Inc. of Northern Alberta, and the workshops/events they have going on now, and in the future.
Head Coach & GM Adam Manah and Team Captain Max McCoy join the show to talk about how the season has gone so far, break down the additions and subtractions from the team, and what to expect as the season rolls on.
Head Coach Niels Slotboom joins the show to talk about the season both the men's and women's side had this year, and what to expect from the futsal season coming up.
Jenna Fewer joins the show to talk about the events FuseSocial has coming up, and dives in to how people can help volunteer in the RMWB.
Kidney Foundation of Northern Alberta & Territories Executive Director Flavia Robles joins the show to chat about their Cash for Christmas 50/50 draw, and where the money goes to help those in need.
Dr. Jack Pang joins the show to break down how the North Zone is doing in terms of the flu and Covid-19, and the best ways to avoid getting sick.
Pat Duggan and Ryan Pitchers join Shawn to talk about their time overseas, why the legion is important (and has to offer), and what to expect in Fort McMurray for Remembrance Day.
Joanna from Operation Christmas Child joins Shawn on the first part of FMM to discuss how to help their program this year. In part 2, Rienna and Nicole break down the Job Fair and Tradeshow going down in Anzac this weekend with the Willow Lake Metis Nation and Willow Lake Community Association.
Austan, Nick, and Sydney from Father Merc stopped by to chat about the Santa's Anonymous program that runs through the school. We talked about recent events that happened, future ones coming up, and why they joined the program.
Guy West, President & CEO of ABCRC joins the show to talk about what his company does, how they're involved in the community, and what they're working on in the future.
Cindy and Lorna from NLHF join Shawn on the show to break down what the Festival of Trees weekend is going to look like. Plus they touch on where the funds raised go, and what they're working on in the future.
Nadia joins Shawn today to talk about the Neighbourhood Engagement Series, and breaks down how they use the information from the public to decide on future projects in the region, and so much more.
Lots to talk about with Mayor Sandy Bowman on today’s episode. We discuss the Morgan Heights fire, the new Community Policing Office downtown, and the RMWB winning the Communities in Bloom. We also fully cover yesterday’s municipal council meeting.
Fighting cancer can be one of the most difficult things in a person’s life, but you don’t have to do it alone. Compassion House Foundation’s “We Can Workshop” is coming to Fort McMurray this Friday and Saturday as well as their “Inspiring Speakers Series,” which advances cancer care for Indigenous peoples. Amber Blaszkiewicz joins us today to discuss the incredible things Compassion House does for hundreds of women in Fort McMurray and about the upcoming events. If you want to attend either event this Friday and Saturday, register at www.compassionhouse.org/events.
The theme for Fire Prevention Week is “fire won’t wait plan your escape” and it highlights the importance of working together to be prepared. Regional Fire Marshal, Nick Brenner joins us to share his wisdom and tips to stay safe this season. If you have any questions about anything regarding fire safety, Nick says that he is more than happy to call at 780-792-5519.
This Friday, the 17th Annual Paddling Film Festival will be put on by Beyond Adventures and Sales and shown at Fort City Church. Dave Stirling with Beyond Adventures and Matthew Miniely from Youth With A Mission (YWAM) Fort McMurray joins us today to talk about the incredible films they’ll be showing. Proceeds for the event will be going to the YWAM’s Youth Leadership Development trip to Modesto, California. If you want to check out some amazing paddling films and support a good cause, the Film Festival is this Friday, Oct. 28 at Fort City Church.
We’re just 100 days away from the Wood Buffalo 2023 Arctic Winter Games. Elizabeth and Eden from the AWG join us to talk about where they are so far, all the volunteers needed to make the event happen and the big 100 Days Out Celebration happening today! AWG is at the Keyano Huskies volleyball home opener today at the Syncrude Sport & Wellness Centre. There is prizes, free popcorn, bouncy castles, and a MASCOT VS MASCOT volleyball game in between the women’s and men’s games. It’s all free and starts at 6:00 p.m.
Keyano Huskies Volleyball teams have their home opener this weekend. Women's Head Coach Hayden Nichol and Men's Head Coach Keegan Kuhr join the show to chat about their teams, what to expect from the season, and how this weekend will go at home.
Newly hired Joe Ellison joins the show to talk about taking over as Head Coach for the Giants. We touch on his playing and coaching career, and what style of coach he is. Second part of the podcast, Jon Tupper joins to chat about the Meteor Shower going down in the RMWB Friday morning.
Fort McMurray welcomes back the 41st Keyano College Gala, considered to be the stand-out black tie event of the year. Chantal Beaver with Keyano College joins us today to discuss what people can expect from the event on Nov. 5. One of the performers at the event will be LOVERBOY, so working for this weekend will certainly be worth it. You can pick up your tickets at tickets.keyano.ca.
An organization founded in 2017 working to support the charities and causes in Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo by helping good people do great things. Gaylene Weidlich, Executive Director of the Wood Buffalo Community Foundation joins us to explain how the foundation operates, all the organizations they’ve helped so far, and the launch of Vital Signs.
Today kicks off Poverty & Homelessness Awareness Week here in Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo. Kara Boulton, Program Manager, Community & Housing with YMCA of Northern Alberta informs us that roughly 1 in 11 people in the region is living in poverty. This week is a time to learn more about how poverty impacts our community.
For those that have always wanted to learn more about running a business, the upcoming “Inspiring the Aspiring” Luncheon for Entrepreneurial Spirits is coming to Fort McMurray. We talk with Michelle from NAABA, Jennifer with Choose Wood Buffalo, and Techoro from Community Futures Wood Buffalo to discuss all things business as well as the upcoming event. If you want to take part in the upcoming luncheon on Thursday, Oct. 20 just head over to Eventbite.ca to pick up your ticket.
Stephen King’s “Misery” has come to Fort McMurray and the 2022 Wood Buffalo Excellence in Arts Awards, AKA the Buffys are just around the corner. Luay, and Brody join us to talk about the Stephen King thriller “Misery” which has its first showing today! Then Akshaya joins in on the conversation to describe what people can expect from this year’s Buffy awards. If you wish to check out “Misery” just go to tickets.keyano.ca. Tickets for the Buffy awards on Oct. 22 can be picked up at Eventbrite.ca.
HC & GM of the Oil Barons Adam Manah joins Shawn to chat about the start of the season, what direction the team is heading, and teases about potentially acquiring some new players. Mayor Sandy Bowman joins the second half of the pod to recap a quick council meeting.
Niels joins Shawn to chat about the season so far, the woman's team making history, the men's team going through adversity, and the final home stand this weekend against NAIT.
We’re joined by Will and Maureen from the RMWB to discuss the Reach 6 flood mitigation project. Reach 6 is the area that goes from Riedel St. up to Longboat Landing in the downtown area along the Clearwater River. The Municipality is still seeking public input on what residents do and don’t like about the presented options. Have your say before the PERMANENT project is in place.
Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce’s Award Celebration is quickly approaching with a night of awards, food, and fun. Dianna de Sousa, Executive Director of the Chamber tells us about what people can expect from the night as well as how the recent trade show went. Tickets for the event can be purchased at tickets.keyano.ca.
Nearly 1,300 people each year are provided health and wellness support from Some Other Solutions (SOS) in Fort McMurray and today we find how. Sherri and Lindsey with SOS join us to talk about the counseling services, child and youth programs, and other resources that are offered for anyone needing a little extra help with grief and trauma. If you need, don’t hesitate to call 780-743-4357.
Councillor Stu Wigle joins us today to discuss “The Global Leadership Summit” coming to Fort McMurray on Oct. 20,21. The event will be simulcasted around the world so people can hear from speakers such as filmmaker Ron Howard in ways that they can grow their leadership. Councillor Wigle also chats with us about his time so far in council and about one of his best council meetings yet. If you wish to take part in the event, tickets can be picked up on Eventbrite. Just search for “The Global leadership Summit 2022- Fort McMurray”.
Today we learn what Truth and Reconciliation can mean to a person, and we take the time to listen and understand. Melina Power and Feather Bourque-Jenner discuss the devastating effect residential schools had on their families and what emotions they’ve felt now that the world is beginning to listen and understand. Be sure to take time on Friday, Sept. 30, and engage in conversations about the history and legacy of the residential school system.
So much is happening at Heritage Village that they will even be transforming into a Haunted Village! Courtney Stock, Program Director with the Heritage Society informs us of everything happening at Heritage Village over the next few months including something special coming in Christmas. She even shares details about where someone could get extra tickets for the Haunted Village event on Oct. 29.
Do you want to see what new signs in Fort McMurray could look like and have a say? You can! Phase 2 has begun on the Municipalities new wayfinding program which has added newly developed prototype signs into the downtown area. Megan Langille and Will Collins with the RMWB join us to discuss what goes into projects such as this, how community discussions are turned into action, and much more. Have your say over at participate.rmwb.ca.
The annual Fort McMurray Marathon was a resounding success with over 650 participants and more than $74,000 raised for local charities. Angela Barone with the RRCWB joins us to chat about Sunday’s race, the excitement of that day, and plans for the next marathon. You can still donate to a local charity through the event if you haven’t yet on the fortmcmurraymarthon.ca website. You have until October 16.
The 2nd annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is right around the corner, so Janine and Lauren join us to discuss how you can take part in Fort McMurray. Anyone wanting to take part that day, the gathering will begin outside Jubilee Plaza on Franklin Avenue at 9:30 a.m. on Sept. 30.
Niels Slotboom Head Coach for the men’s and women’s soccer team with Keyano College joins us to talk about how the teams have been doing, what it’s like coaching the Huskies and much more.
If you’ve ever wondered what the United Way does or where your donated dollars go, they’re having their Campaign Kickoff this Saturday from 1-2:30 pm in the Redpoll Centre at MacDonald Island. Britany MacDonald also joins us today to discuss their upcoming Red Tie Gala, how they’re working with the rural areas and this year’s campaign. Britany also let us know that ticket sales for the Gala will likely be closing this Friday! If you want to go and haven’t bought a ticket yet, you better hurry.
Mayor Sandy Bowman shares with us his journey through the RMWB’s Truth and Reconciliation Challenge and how others in the community can take part. Later in the show, we cover everything that took place in Tuesday’s council meeting.
Only days away from Canada’s only oil sands conference & trade show happening in Fort McMurray. Wes Scott with EventWorx Corporation joins us to discuss how things have changed this year, reaching NetZero, the UCP Leadership Forum, and even lobster. Head over to oilsandstradeshow.com to learn more about the event that’s happening at Shell Place this Wednesday and Thursday.
Always new things to see and do at the Wood Buffalo Regional Library. Shauna and Sally join us to talk about what’s new and their upcoming Arts & LitFest coming this Sept. 24,25. We talk about Kids’ day, getting teens into the library, and what exactly is “Tech on Wheels.”
The ATC Cultural Festival is back in Fort McMurray located at Snye Point and running from Thursday to Sunday. Karla and Elena from the ATC join us to discuss everything there is to see and do as well as learn while you’re down there. Parking is a bit limited so be sure to utilize the many shuttle services around town.
Whether you’ve been out of school for some time or just want to continue learning, Keyano has options. Leigh Grant Simms and Diane Schuldt-Zundel with Keyano College join us to discuss what’s available for you. On today’s show, we cover some of the courses available, multi-day programs, and much more.
Vista Ridge is celebrating its 25th year in the community this Thursday! Marty Giles joins us to discuss how much things have changed, what they have to offer, and what the future has in store. From skiing to golfing and aerial parks, Vista Ridge has lots to check out.
Adam joined the show to chat about his offseason, making moves for the team, and previewing the upcoming season.
Hayden joins the show after just moving to Fort McMurray earlier in the summer. We touch on settling in, recruiting players locally and internationally, and how the season is going to go.
Keegan joins the show to talk about the upcoming season, hosting the ACAC mens championship, and more.
Cindy and Stephanie from the Northern Lights Foundation talk about the Hospital Bed Races coming up in September, Festival of Trees in November, and what the money raised has gone towards.
Girls Inc of Northern Alberta will be opening their fall registration this Monday! Nathalia Cordeau-Hilliard joins us to discuss how beneficial these programs are, the joys of being back to in-person, upcoming fundraisers, and much more about Girls Inc. Speaking of fundraisers, their Cash Calendar is back, and you can pick up a ticket today!
Keyano Huskies combination of the Men’s and Women’s soccer teams is taking on Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo’s First Responders this Sunday! The charity soccer game is happening this Sunday at 2:00 pm at Shell Place in support of KidSport Wood Buffalo. We’re joined by Robert Murray with Keyano and Seham Ahmed with KidSport to discuss sports in Wood Buffalo, how this event came to be, and what people can expect to see this weekend. Tickets are available at the door and be sure to hold on to them because it will also gain you entry to a future regular season Huskies game.
Gone are the days of keeping your money hidden in your mattress (or it should be). Brian Wanner, Division Manager with IG Private Wealth Management speaks with us about the importance of investing properly. On the show we cover getting started in investing, planning for retirement, what to do if your investments dip, and much more.
Fort McMurray is the land of opportunity and that also goes for anyone wanting to get into theatre. Hanna Fridhed with Swamp Rat Experience joins us to discuss the ins and outs of acting, how to get involved, and where to see some amazing live shows. If you ever wanted to check out Fort McMurray’s theatre scene, Alberta Culture Days are this September, and it will offer countless FREE shows to check out.
Sleeping in will soon come to an end for many as it’s that time of year again, it’s Back to School. Fort McMurray Public School District Super Intendent Annalee Nutter joins us to explain what students and parents can expect from this school year. Did you know that there will be staggered starts for students again but with a twist? This year Grades 5/6/7 will be starting the week off on Aug. 29.
How would the beauty of Wood Buffalo compare to other areas around the world like Italy, Belgium, or Ontario? We’ll soon find out. Communities in Bloom Chair, Helen Meyer joins us on the show to discuss the upcoming international challenge where Wood Buffalo is up against municipalities from around the world. This Sunday through to Wednesday, our region will be put under the microscope to see how we compare to other regions internationally.
Enjoy some live music, some great food, and of course some beautiful handmade bowls. Dan Edwards from the Wood Buffalo Bank joins us today to discuss the upcoming festival on Sunday, August 28. We learn how the bowls are made, how to take part in making them, what foods we’ll get to enjoy, and more. Tickets for the event are only $15.00.
That’s right, it will soon be raining ducks in the city. Vanessa MacNevin and Jennifer Waye from Big Brothers Big Sisters Association of Wood Buffalo are in to talk about their upcoming “Rubber Duck Races” with a twist. This year residents will get to watch ducks be dropped out of a helicopter. On the show today we chat about the program, the new duck race, and their upcoming “Wine Auction”.
International Overdose Awareness Day is coming to Fort McMurray on Aug. 31 and the Wood Buffalo Wellness Society is welcoming people to join them at MacDonald Island Park for a walk to the Snye where talks and a BBQ will be happening. Rhonda Robinson and Joann Packham join us today to talk about the stigma toward people struggling with drugs, the importance of Naloxone and becoming educated about the topic.
The RMWB & Blackgold Soccer Tournament is right around the corner. Toks Adebayo joins us to chat about the upcoming tournament, what got him into soccer, and what people can expect at the community event. Toks recommends that everyone come down and enjoy the games, some great music, and meet some amazing people. The tournament is happening from August 18- 20 at Syncrude Athletic Park.
The UCP leadership vote is quickly approaching and with it, the introduction of Alberta’s new premier. MLA and UCP leadership candidate Brian Jean joins us today to discuss the upcoming vote and explain his stances and policies. The deadline to get a UCP membership is Friday August 12.
The Justin Slade Youth Foundation provides youth in the community with so many amazing programs and a casual space to just hang out. Mandy Macdonald joins us today to talk about what they’ve been up to, some unfortunate damage that happened to “The Dugout”, and their upcoming 15th Annual Golf Tournament and Silent Auction on Sunday, August 20. If you wish to take part, you can purchase your ticket at jsyf.ca
While relatively new to the province, four of the seven players in Team Alberta’s Volt Hockey Team that are headed to Sweden for the World Cup are from Fort McMurray! Jacey Gamroth from Variety Alberta joins us today to discuss how residents here have taken to Volt Hockey, what it’s like getting into the world cup, and how people can sign up for the new sport.
Acden Fleet’s 2nd annual Show & Shine in support of the Centre of Hope is happening on August 14. We’re joined today by Tracy Shulko from the Centre of Hope and Colleen Stewart from Acden. We discuss how important the Centre of Hope is for the community and what they do to support so many people in the community. But we also talk about all the family fun activities at the event including Dyno testing. If you want bragging rights for all that horsepower here’s your chance. They are also still looking for someone to put into the dunk tank. Do you know anyone?
2022 Baseball Canada 18U National Championship is coming to Fort McMurray in just a few short weeks. Mike Mayuk, President of the Fort McMurray Baseball Association and Jodie Cooper, Director of Sport and Recreation at the RRCWB joins us to describe in detail what it takes to bring this to the city, what people can expect, and how you can take part. Tickets for the event can be purchased on Ticketmaster, just search 2022 Baseball Canada 18U National Championship.
Fort McMurray’s first drift competition will be happening on August 12,13. JC Tessier and Ofir Braun from the 881 crew are with us to explain how they got started, what a drift competition is, and everything people can see and enjoy at Northern Bout 2022. Located at MacDonald Island, 881 Crew’s Northern Bout Drift Showdown is welcoming everyone to come down and check it out. Not sure if it’s your thing? Friday August 12 during practice will be free.
Can a grain of sand hold Fort McMurray’s history? It turns out it can according to Dr. Robin Woywitka assistant professor in Earth and Planetary Sciences at MacEwan University. Dr. Woywitka teaches us about Infrared Stimulated Luminescence dating, informs us of when the people first began living in Fort McMurray, and just how a much a glacier can change the planet.
The RMWB is currently in discussion with residents on whether the city needs a dog park in the north. Stephen Fudge, Manager of Parks with the RMWB explains what it takes to put in a park, what kind of things people can request for the new dog park and some amazing news about the off-leash dog park located in Waterways. You can have your say at participate.rmwb.ca.
Fort McMurray’s annual Marathon at the end of September has added a new and exciting feature to the run. “Run for a Reason” is a new addition that includes an exciting new charity fundraising element. Angela Barone with the Regional Recreation Corporation of Wood Buffalo explains what to expect this year, where to sign up, and how you can take part in the “Run for a Reason.”
A more difficult subject to cover, but an important one. We talk with Amber Fort, Executive Director with Pastew Place Detoxification Centre in Fort McMurray about drug addiction. We discuss the difficulties people go through in their journey of healing, the stigma they suffer, how to help, and future fundraising opportunities. On Saturday, August 6 they’ll be holding their Annual Community BBQ. Be sure to head down and enjoy a tasty burger.
We continue to learn more and more about all the amazing things offered at the Wood Buffalo Regional Library. Nicole Andrews and Sally Samuel from WBRL come on the show to talk about the 90+ summer programs that are currently being offered throughout the season. Also, have you heard about the MIP Go Pass? It provides free access for one week to all of MacDonald Island Park and can be burrowed through WBRL.
What is Wayfinding? Megan Langille and Nadia Power from the RMWB join us today to explain it all. Do you know a way to improve how people get around? Do you notice things that could be improved to help new people find their way? Megan and Nadia are part of a team with the RMWB that is working to improve Wayfinding in the region and are looking for help. You can take part at participate.rmwb.ca.
Busy council meeting on Tuesday, and like always we break down the five-hour meeting into a more bite-sized portion. Mayor Sandy Bowman joins us to discuss the Wood Buffalo Economic Development Corporation Grant Allocation, Urban Service Area Off-Highway Vehicle Strategic Plan and much more on todays show.
Can you become a street artist and paint murals as a career? Why yes, yes you can. Mural artist, AJA Louden from Edmonton is doing just that and he will be coming to Fort McMurray to teach others, for free! AJA explains the art of painting with aerosol spray paint, how to make a career, and what to expect from the upcoming Mural Mentorship Series. We’re also joined by special guests, from the RMWB, ACWB, Integrated Youth Network, and Nistawoyou Association Friendship Centre. You can register for the free program at www.eventbrite.ca and just search for Mural Academy.
Improv has been known to improve someone’s mindfulness and even their self-confidence. Bailey Yarkie from Theatre; Just Because explains her experience in theatre, the joys of teaching improv to kids in the community, and her thoughts on Fort McMurray’s future arts incubator.
Canada has seen a lot of trouble these last few weeks regarding air travel, while Fort McMurray has been doing well in comparison. RJ Steenstra, President and CEO of the Fort McMurray Airport Authority explains the difficulties of trying to fly to Toronto, the benefits of flying to Tucson, Arizona, and what people can expect flying YMM.
Arts Council Wood Buffalo recently received a $5 million grant from the RMWB to purchase the old Landmark Cinema Building downtown to create an arts incubator. Sharon Heading with ACWB joins us to explain what that will mean for the community and how everyone will benefit.
Inspiring girls in Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo to be strong, smart, and bold is the motto for Girls Inc. Nathalia Cordeau-Hilliard joins us today to talk about their amazing program and everything they do for the community. Right now, you have various ways to help them out with their CA$H CALENDAR, 28th Annual Golf Tournament, and the upcoming Fort McMurray Marathon. Girls Inc. does still have openings for their upcoming Introduction to Your Period Workshop this Saturday, July 9.
Many tough topics were discussed in today’s episode such as labour shortage, work ethics of different generations, how much money the average Fort McMurray household brings in, and much more. Dianna de Sousa, Executive Director with the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce breaks down everything for us.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins us to discuss a very busy Tuesday council meeting. We cover council passing the bylaw to allow overnight childcare, supporting Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, a $5 million grant to ACWB, and no to hookah lounges.
Waypoints summer 50/50 is here and they’re looking for some help from the community. Jason Beck with Waypoints joins us today to discuss what they have been up to this summer, all of the amazing programs they offer to the community, and their 50/50 fundraiser that ends this Wednesday, June 29. You can pick up your tickets at waypoints5050.com.
On the show, we talk chess with members of the Fort McMurray Chess Club and the top-rated woman chess player in Canada, Agnieszka Matras-Clement. Some of the Chess Club students aged 7-11 share some needed tips before the Wood Buffalo Chess Festival happening on June 28- July 3.
Andrew Bradbury of the Giants joins the show to chat about how the Giants came to be, what's it like recruiting players to come to play up north, and how the seasons going.
Great weekend for the second annual Golf Tournament with the Wood Buffalo Sport Connection. Karly Anderson with the WBSC joins us to talk about the tournament, how to sign up for the many different sporting leagues in Fort McMurray, and what sports are becoming more popular. Signing up for the golf tournament on Saturday, June 25 is still possible at sportwoodbuffalo.com.
We catch up with Georgina Sanderson of the Nistawoyou Association Friendship Centre to discuss this year’s National Indigenous Peoples Day. We talk about their community celebration at Heritage Village today starting 4 PM, the importance of staying connected to culture and learning lost knowledge.
Fort McMurray Catholic School Division Superintendent, George McGuigan joins us to talk about his many years teaching in the community, what he plans to do now that he’s retired and some of his highlights over the years. Future FMCSD Superintendent, Natasha MacArthur-Poole also joins us to discuss her career and what it feels like to move into the new position.
We have the privilege of speaking with “Back Home Again” creator Michael Mankowski and Jenn McManus from the Red Cross. So much is covered in today’s show. We talk about how long it took to make, how the previous film showings went, the psychological impact the fire had on residents and much much more. The film will have its first at-home showing on June 23-24 at Keyano Theatre tickets are free.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins us to catch us up on everything that took place during Tuesday’s council meeting. We go over the Vehicle for Hire bylaw, proposing hookah lounges, and Fort McKay’s new fire hall.
This school year has been incredible, with record-breaking awards won, many school activities opened back up and much more. Fort McMurray Public School Division Superintendent, Annalee Nutter joins us to chat about how the school year went and what to expect next year.
Generation Dance is having their year-end dance this Friday and Saturday with proceeds going towards The Salvation Army. We spoke with Kim Hurley from Generation Dance and Christie Howe from The Salvation Army about how popular dance has become, how it is always evolving, the many outfits, and how busy The Salvation Army is. If you wish to help support them you can check out their Facebook page.
The June Bug Festival is back to in person this year in Fort McMurray and tickets are available through The Hub. We’re joined by Samantha Simpson from The Hub who explains what people can expect this year, the fun of being back in person and what’s been going on down at The Hub. The June Bug Family Festival presented by Syncrude is on June 25-26.
This Father’s Day you can head out and feast your eyes on some nice rides for free and then feast on some burgers and hotdogs at the Fort City Car Show on June 19. We’re joined by Lucas Welsh from Fort City Church as well as Steph Miniely and Dulcie Hunt from YWAM. We chat about how the event has grown, how Fort McMurray has changed, and what are favourite BBQ is.
We sit down to talk about a sensitive topic today, family violence. Janine Keagan and Jennifer Lagace with Waypoints join us to discuss bringing awareness to family violence. We cover what resources are available, the Family Violence Coordinating Council, how to seek help, and why it helps to talk about it. For more information go to woodbuffalofvcc.ca.
Two local realtors Paige and Corey Cyr join us to talk about their recent adventure on HGTV’s Battle on the Beach Season Two. We talk about how they got on the show, what it was like being there and how hard it was keeping a secret for so long. You can catch Corey and Paige as they fight to restore a beach house on Battle on the Beach this Sunday on HGTV.
Have you ever wanted to make your own movie? Local film group M’Guphynn Media are holding a short film workshop on June 11-12 for students aged 14-17. Matt Salem breaks down what it takes to make a film, what it was like creating their recent hit fan film “Miles Behind” and he goes on to describe what the students will learn during the workshop. You can learn more on M’Guphynn Media’s social media pages and website.
Keyano College is now offering a brand-new course, Hospitality and Tourism Management beginning in September. We chat with Nermin Zukic and Sandra Efu with Keyano to learn more about the course and what it takes to bring new courses like this in. If interested, you can go to Keyano.ca to find out more.
2022 Kidney Walk on June 11 with Angela Woods and Flavia Robles, with the Kidney Foundation of Canada.
Melanie Walsh with McMurray Métis joins the show to talk about why Métis Fest is important and what you can expect this weekend.
Mayor Sandy Bowman joins the show and stakes his claim in the 'Battle of Alberta'. Then he breaks down everything that happened at the May 24th council meeting.
Lindsey Bradbury of the United Way joins the show to go over everything Conscious Kindness Day May 25th. And part of the Fort McKay Northern Spirits football team joined the show to talk about the regular season and the playoffs coming up.
On June 11, in Fort McMurray, the Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo (MCAWB) will be celebrating the many cultures of our region. Ashley Makey from MCAWB joined us to talk about the upcoming Multiculturalism Day on June 11. We discuss food, the importance of connecting with your culture and much more on today’s show.
Over the next couple of weeks, you may be asking what’s with all the red shirts in businesses across Fort McMurray. Britany MacDonald with the United Way explains why that is, how the non-profit group has been doing coming out of lockdown and much more.
We celebrate all things Ukraine today on the show with Lee-Anne Kumka and Oksana Bodnarchuk from the Fort McMurray Ukrainian Cultural Society. We learn about what kind of impact the war has had on people here, the Ukrainian presence in Canada, and how people in Fort McMurray can help those displaced by the war. This Friday, May 20, at Keyano Theatre, Fort McMurray Avrora Ukrainian Dancers showcase Ukrainian Dance and Culture in solidarity with Ukraine. Proceeds for the event support evacuees from Ukraine.
Fort McMurray students continue to amaze and impress this school year and Annalee Nutter, Superintendent for FMPSD chats with us about why that is. From winning $100,000 scholarships to taking part in worldwide robotics competitions they are knocking it out of the park.
Warmer weather is finally here and with it comes all the fun summer events we’ve been waiting for. Sustainival, the carnival that is powered entirely by renewable energy is coming back to Fort McMurray June 16-20. Brent Oliver, Executive Director, Sustainival chats with us about how the event came to be, how popular it is in Fort McMurray and how it can be ‘sustainable’ in the future.
The Wood Buffalo Regional Library has so much to offer. It’s been many years since libraries moved away from only offering books (they still do of course) but now they offer so much more. Nicole Andrews and Jessie Levesque from the WBRL join us to talk about all the amazing events, programs, and services they offer… for free.
With the release of the updated Vehicle for Hire Bylaw by the RMWB, we have Sabrina Caterini, Chief Taxi Inspector with the RMWB here to break down what it means. We go through the changes in metered rates for taxis, the $250 clean-up charge, ride-sharing companies coming to Fort McMurray and more. The Vehicle for Hire Bylaw Open House is at Jubilee Plaza on Wednesday, May 18.
The rural ask a cop community engagement event is coming soon. And Mayor Sandy Bowman touches on all things council.
International Fibromyalgia Awareness Day falls on May 12, and today we’re joined by Fibromyalgia Association Canada member Suzi Groenewegen. As someone who suffers from fibromyalgia, Suzy discusses what it’s like to have it, what it’s like dealing with a condition that is stigmatized and the upcoming awareness day. On May 12 Shell Canopy Place and Saline Creek Bridge will be lit up purple to help start a conversation.
We sit down and chat with Julianne North Bourque with the Imagination Library to chat about their upcoming Once Upon a Time Family Dinner & Dance on May 13-15. Tickets for the event can be purchased on Eventbrite. We also sit down with players of the Northern Spirits football team to chat about their recent exhibition game.
Following the release of the 2021 Municipal Census, Socioeconomics Supervisor, Kodjo Efu joins us to break down what it all means. The overall population is down but the permanent population went up, very young population, and it’s culturally diverse. Efu explains what that all means for the community on today’s show.
IG Wealth Management’s Walk for Alzheimer’s is back to being in-person this year in Fort McMurray. Regional Lead with the Alzheimer’s Society, Shannon Smith-Gagne and IG Division Director, Brian Wanner join us today about bringing awareness to Alzheimer’s. We learn what the Alzheimer’s Society does in the region, how we can bring awareness and what to look out for. You can sign for the walk at walkforalzheimers.ca. IG also has a free upcoming webcast regarding Finances and Dementia at IG.ca.
Today we catch up with Regional Fire Chief, Jody Butz about Emergency Preparedness Week. He goes over river breakup, being FireSmart, remembering the 2016 wildfire, and the VPR program.
Covered multiple topics on today’s show. First, we chatted with Asif Syed, who was awarded by Suncor through their SunCares Changemaker program for his extensive work in the community. Then we sat down with Dylan Elias, Head Coach of the Northern Spirits girls football team to talk about their first exhibition game.
Mayor Sandy Bowman catches us up with everything happening in Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo. We also take Tuesday’s council meeting and reduce it down for everyone to an easier to listen to size.
Amazing news from Keyano College this afternoon, Huskies Athletics Golf Tournament is back again this year. Jeremy Wielenga and Jonathan Lambert from Keyano joined us today to share the great news, discuss how the Huskies are doing and how it feels to get back to in-person events. Sign up for the tournament is open now at Keyano.ca.
Two amazing people from FuseSocial joined us to talk about National Volunteer Week and how they’re celebrating it here in Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo. Jenna Fewer and Shawna Pelley break down what the week means, how they’re celebrating those that give their heart to volunteer, and much more. Volunteer week is on now from April 24-30.
The hilarious and charming Erica Moeskau joined us to talk about her big Mother’s Day Comedy Show coming up on May 6. She also gave us a glimpse into her life as a comedian and mother, how she defended being from Fort McMurray and more. If you’re ever trying to find out what to do in Fort McMurray, Erica has also created a great website called fortmcmurrayevents.com.
Joined today by the lovely Debbie Hahn and Pam Burns from Helping Assist Local Organizations Society (HALOS) here in Fort McMurray to talk about a really cool event, What Women Want Bingo. On Tuesday, April 26 at the Rivers Casino a $100 donation gets you a fun night with great people and 100% of the donations go to a local non-profit.
Donovan Workun aka Jason Kenney joins the show to talk about the musical Hot Boy Summer, and what it's like to play the Premier.
Alicia, Neveah and Gabby are joined with their Head Coach Dylan to talk about the first ever on reserve all girls football team in Canada.
All four Regional Science Fair winners joined us to discuss their amazing projects that are nothing short of impressive. We learn about Dhyan Patel’s enhanced recycling project, Manorama Joshi’s sophisticated cane to help guide those with deaf blindness, Nishka Rai with her smart bandage, and Sparsh Patel’s headband that can sense when someone’s attention is elsewhere.
Chris Flett, the Business Manager with local 955 discusses the sensitive topic of The Day of Mourning. A time when we reflect and remember those that have lost their lives on the job or those who have had their lives forever changed. The Day of Mourning takes place on April 28. If you wish to pay your respects in person, a ceremony will be held on the National Day of Mourning at J. Howard Pew Park in Waterways.
We go over Tuesday’s municipal council meeting with Mayor Sandy Bowman. We break the meeting down and cover each topic that was discussed. Mayor Bowman expresses his gratitude for all the volunteers and a quick reminder regarding the river break-up.
We chat with the Honourable Gudie Hutchings, Federal Minister of Rural Economic Development about Budget 2022 and how it impacts the RMWB.
Kyle Warren from the Rotary Club of Fort McMurray Oil Sands describes the amazing cinematic experience of Reel Rock 16. The amazing trials and tribulations of some of the greatest rock climbers are displayed in this amazing film. If you wish to check it out, head down to the Keyano Recital Theatre on April 9, 7-9 pm.
Tany Yao, MLA Fort McMurray – Wood Buffalo stopped by during his constituency week to fill us in on what’s going on. We cover the recent fuel tax, new school curriculum, UCP leadership vote, and much more.
Chat with the MOB HC/GM about the playoffs, where the team needs to grow and what he gets up to in the offseason.
Tax season is frustrating and confusing. Volunteer Facilitator with the Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo Jay Falcone came on the show to explain how they're helping people, for free. Their Spring Financial Literacy Program is now available. Sign up quickly as they have limited space.
Chatting with two of the stars from the U14B Ringette Provincial Championship in Beaumont. Captain Shelby Longaphie, Assistant Captain Bryson MacDonald, and Coach Jeff MacDonald explain what it was like, how they got there, and where they are going from here.
Harley Labbe and Dan Edwards from the Wood Buffalo Food Bank join us to chat about their upcoming Spring Food Drive happening April 9th and 10th.
Former Program Director with Mix 103.7 Andrew Wilcox discusses his experience with FuseSocials Leadership Development Program. For information about the program, contact leadershipwb@fusesocial.ca.
We go in-depth with the March Mullet Campaign for Men’s Mental health with Mike Jones from the Canadian Mental Health Association of Wood Buffalo. 8-year-old Hudson also joined us to talk about his role in bringing awareness to mental health.
Rolando Hyman with XY Spark discusses the importance of men's mental health. On June 12 Men's March will be holding a walk starting in the parking lot at Keyano College and walking to the provincial building and back to bring awareness to men's health.
Long-time radio host with 100.5 Cruz in Fort McMurray Shauna MacKinnon shares what it's like in radio and how things have changed over 40 years. Shauna also drops some additional huge news with us.
We spoke with Mayor Sandy Bowman today to go through everything from Tuesday's Council Meeting. We delved into the controversial topic of Economic Development's $4.5 million grant.
Christie Howe with the Salvation Army popped in to settle some misconceptions with the thrift store.
We chat with Tamara Richards-Thomas from Keyano College to talk about their upcoming climate change conference taking place this Saturday. Tickets are free, but if you plan on attending you must first register.
Alberta's Minister of Transportation Rajan Sawhney discusses the governments plan to add more rest areas along Hwy. 63. We also discuss Bill 5 with the Minister, which will help roadside workers.
The 2022 Northeastern Alberta Aboriginal Business Association Showcase is happening April 6 and 7. Michelle Toner with NAABA came on the show to talk about their amazing speakers for the showcase and how people can take part.
Hilarious Fort McMurray local Carla White discusses her big unique event Connection Circus which takes place today! Carla describes how she got here, how she kept busy over lock down, and her excitement in seeing people again. If you want to take part in this event you can buy tickets here https://www.carla-white.ca/connection-circus
Today we broke down Tuesdays council meeting with Mayor Sandy Bowman. If you sometimes find council meetings a little dry and can't sit through them, this is the easy way.
Today we spoke with Wildrose Independence Party of Alberta candidate Paul Hinman about the Fort McMurray-Lac La Biche by-election. The advance vote is taking place from Tuesday, March 8 to Saturday March 12. Election day is March 15.
Britany MacDonald from the United Way joined us today to discuss their amazing Local Love event taking place from March 14-25. We talk about the Really, Really, Really Big 50/50 draw, how businesses can get involved and Local Love Day itself on March 25.
Live theatre is back in Fort McMurray and today we talk with Hannah Fridhed from Swamp Rat Experience to discuss their debut show, Suite Surrender. Hannah shares why they chose this play as their first, what it's about, and how much work was put in. Suite Surrender will play at Keyano Recital Theatre on March 10-12.
Chat all things regular season, going through adversity, and previewing the upcoming playoff series vs his former team.
We talk about the RMWBs Downtown Revitalization Incentives Program with Mayor Sandy Bowman. Today we talk about the importance of keeping downtown active and how people can take part in the grants being offered. Mayor Bowman reassures the community that despite the record snow in the area, there is no worry about another flood.
We discuss the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo’s Transit Master Plan with Joel Trudell. He tells us how residents can get their say in how public transit will operate and that they really do want to hear from those who use it or wish to use it. You can take part in the survey at participate.rmwb.ca/transit.
We had the privilege to speak with Councilor Funky Banjoko on what Black History Month means to her and how people can make a difference. Banjoko explains that by learning about one another we can appreciate one another.
We spoke with Mayor Sandy Bowman about Tuesday's council meeting, covering the Homelessness grant, the letter opposed to Quebec's bill 21 and more.
We chat with Rachel Ivey who is the co-creator of the Northern Trailblazers Basketball program and has signed on as a tutor for a brand new program to help young BIPOC athletes prepare for life after sport.
We caught up with Dave Stearman with Controlled Chaos to learn about what it takes to run a dog sled and how you can take part. Dave explains a day in the life of the dogs and breaks down all the hard work it is to train for some of the enormous races. Controlled Chaos will be at WinterPLAY Snye event opening Feb. 25.
We catch up with Jeffrey McCracken and Saints Head Coach Kevin Garbuio about Jeff's commitment to the Axemen.
Today we were joined by Tracy Shulko and Rosie Keating with the Centre of Hope to discuss what it is they do to support the homeless in our community and future events. On March 5 they will be having their Fire on Ice event where they will be raising awareness for people by spending 24 hours outdoors without shelter. Participants will be guided by a survivalist.
We were lucky to have Delanee Daviau on the show to discuss the upcoming International Women’s Day and what it really means to women in the working world. Daviau explains how far we’ve come and just how far we still need to go in our society.
We touch base with Mayor Sandy Bowman on the recent budget meetings that council has just finished up with. We also discuss some of the recent break-ins to businesses that have been happening downtown as well as public health restrictions being lifted.
Executive Financial Consultant with Private Wealth Management Brian Wanner joins us to discuss the RRSP season. He explains the benifits of RRSPs, TFSA, and some the work that goes into getting ready for retirement. Brian does have a 5 myths to Financial Planning on Feb. 24.
Mary Poppins will be in Fort McMurray this Friday, Feb. 11, at Keyano Theatre. To talk about the upcoming show, we are joined by Darold Roles the Director and Choreographer, Ron Schuster the Co-Choreographer, and Hilary Hornberger the Music Director and Tap Choreographer. We chat about what the audience can expect, how do choregraph a show, how costumes and sets are made and much more.
We caught up with our good friend Dan Edwards, the Executive Director from the Wood Buffalo Food Bank to discuss ways to help the food bank and how to get help from the food bank. You don't have to wait for a food drive, to donate. Every time is a good time to help.
We spoke with organizers of the Jan. 29 convoy that rolled through Fort McMurray, which ended up attracting hundreds of vehicles. The organizers described why they chose to have the event and gave their response on some of the other more controversial aspects contributed with the Ottawa convoy.
We spoke with NDP candidate for the upcoming By-Election for Fort McMurray-Lac La Biche Ariana Mancini. Topics covered were how do the NDP plan to deal with the COVID fallout, mental health, keeping the energy industry prosperous and more.
President of World Hijab Day YMM, Sundas Shamshad, joins us today to talk about the importance of discussing the hijab and getting the message out there. “If you don’t tell your story than someone else will,” explained Shamshad. She talks about the hijabs cultural purpose, different styles, its importance, and how just like a bad hair day you can have a bad hijab day. Take a photo of yourself in a hijab or a scarf and be sure to use the hashtag #dressednotOppressed.
Executive Director with the Wood Buffalo Primary Care Network joined us to discuss how they’ve stepped up to help the northern communities dealing with COVID. Anyone in the Wood Buffalo area that has tested positive and needs help can avoid the long wait you can get by calling 811, you can get help on their website Northzonepcns.ca or calling 1-833-884-2193.
We spoke with Community & Corporate Relations Manager Jason Beck, as well as Sexual Assault Program Manager Janine Keagan with Waypoints. Janine walked us through all the amazing assistances the new Child & Youth Advocacy Centre brings to the area. All the programs’ Waypoints brings to Wood Buffalo also needs help from people like you to operate. That’s why they’re having their 50/50 draw that ends tonight!! Just go to waypoints5050.com.
We spoke with Mayor Sandy Bowman about councils Jan. 26 council meeting. Discussing the mayors stance on Health Minister Jason Copping’s announcement on EMS, if Fort McMurray is prepared if another flood were to happen, the Indigenous Community Capacity Grant Program and more.
Born and raised in Fort McMurray, Daniel is off to his first Olympics in Beijing for 4-man bobsled. We chat about growing up in Thickwood, his hilarious reason for trying out Bobsledding, and all things Olympics.
Born and raised in Fort McMurray, Brooke is off to her 2nd Winter Olympics in Beijing. We chat about her time in Fort McMurray, growing up around Vista Ridge, and what it's like going to the Olympics.
President and CEO of the Fort McMurray Airport Authority, RJ Steenstra joins us today to talk about his recent induction as a Chair of the Canadian Policy Council.
We talk about how the Canadian Policy Council helps Canadian airports and how Fort McMurray was shielded from some of the COVID-19 travel turmoil.
Joined by multiple guests today to talk about how the community stepped up hugely to help the animals of Fort McMurray.
First, we spoke with the Director of the Wood Buffalo Animal Rescue Committee Cathleen O’Brien and then were later joined by the Executive Director for the Fort McMurray SPCA Charles Brandsgard.
Today we chatted with Executive Director of the BGC Fort McMurray formerly known as the Boys & Girls Club Jennifer Kennett. We discussed various workshops available for children in the Wood Buffalo along with ways children and staff have been keeping up with their mental well-being and much more
Today we were joined by Greg Higdon from Totalfit Ninja Warrior in Fort McMurray about the road to the world finals. The UNAA area qualifier kicks off on Jan. 28-30. The top winners will qualify to compete in the UNAA world series championship finals in Las Vegas Nevada.
Today we spoke with Superintendent Mark Hancock with the RCMP about the Let’s Connect Community Policing survey. The survey is focused on gathering residents’ thoughts on where they would like future policing to focus. We also discussed the current rise in break-ins that is happening across Fort McMurray.
Today we talk with the Oil Barons newest head coach and GM Adam Manah.
It’s been a busy month for Manah with five big trades at deadline and much more.
We were joined by Sally Samuel and Noelle Bunten from the Wood Buffalo Regional Library to talk about Words in Motion. It’s their yearly poem writing contest that ends on Jan. 31. Submit your poems to wordsinmotion@wbrl.ca. We also talked about the other amazing things they have for free at the library like PS5 games and fun boxes, one of which is an astronomy kit including a telescope and much more.
Today we discuss the Tuesday Jan. 11, Wood Buffalo Council meeting with Mayor Sandy Bowman. We go through the newly announced International Decade of Indigenous Languages, Beacon Hills new park, working on transit, councilors working remotely, and a new business advisory committee.
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Mitch/Simma Downe from Oil Royals spoke with us about what it’s like being a drag performer in Fort McMurray and how far things have come. We talk about getting started, learning your drag persona, and getting the right name. The Oil Royals have a big show coming up on Jan. 29 at Shell Place with Canada’s Drag Race winner Priyanka.
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We chat with Acting Superintendent with the Fort McMurray Public School Division Annalee Nutter about in-class learning returning to schools. We talk about what new things children can expect in the classroom, what happens if substitute teachers can’t be found and much more.
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We continue our talk with Executive Financial Consultant/Division Director Brian Wanner and Chief Investment Strategist Philip Petursson from IG Private Wealth to discuss the 2022 economic update. As you can imagine this was a meaty topic to discuss so it will be broken down into two parts. If you wish to check out Philip Petursson’s January 18, seminar email Brain.Wanner@igpwm.ca for details. Fort McMurray Matters airs every weekday at noon and is brought to you by Fort McMurray Orthodontics, Cooper & Company, and Colin Hartigan with Coldwell Banker. Without them none of these shows would be possible.
Today we had Executive Financial Consultant/Division Director Brian Wanner and Chief Investment Strategist Philip Petursson from IG Private Wealth to discuss the 2022 economic update.
As you can imagine this was a meaty topic to discuss so it will be broken down into two parts. In this first part we discuss where 2021 has left the province financially, what does the increase in oil prices mean, and what kind of effect employment shortages will have.
If you wish to check out Philip Petursson’s January 18, seminar email Brain.Wanner@igpwm.ca for details.
Fort McMurray Matters airs every weekday at noon and is brought to you by Fort McMurray Orthodontics, Cooper & Company, and Colin Hartigan with Coldwell Banker. Without them none of these shows would be possible.
We spoke with Velda Peach, Taylor Cote, and Stefanie Dobbin from Keyano College Sports and Wellness Centre about getting in shape this new year. It’s always a good time to get healthy, but the beginning of a new year is when most of us start. We talk about some of the more popular classes, getting fit on a busy schedule, meeting people, and hip hop yoga…?
Fort McMurray Matters airs every weekday at noon and is brought to you by Fort McMurray Orthodontics, Cooper & Company, and Colin Hartigan with Coldwell Banker. Without them none of these shows would be possible.
To end the year off we picked your most listened to segments from each month and compiled a mashup in this Fort McMurray year in review.
Today we spoke with Melanie Galea from Discover Fort McMurray about some of the hidden gems in town and just why people here are so friendly.
We spoke with Alexis from Nerdvana today to talk about everything “nerd culture” and what it’s like being a part of that in Fort McMurray. We also discuss how the stigma of liking comics is becoming a thing of the past.
The Executive Director for M’Guphynn Media Matt Salem, shares with us the amazing journey his crew went on to film their upcoming movie “Miles Behind” a fan made Spiderman film debuting Jan. 3, 2022. Behind a Spiderman film, there obviously wasn’t enough skyscrapers, so where did they film it…
We spoke with Georgina Sanderson from the Nistawoyou Association Friendship Centre and learned about all the programs they offer, including the chance to learn a whole new language.
We spoke with Jessica Leska with She Runs North about her upcoming long distance 200 plus km winter run.
Today we talked with the Senior Operating Officer at Fort McMurray for Northern Lights Murray Crawford and Dr. Jack Pang the Medical Officer of Health in the North Zone.
We cover staffing issues, COVID-19, Omicron, and the new rapid test kits.
Today with talked with Mayor Sandy Bowman about how things have been as newly elected mayor and what to expect in the future.
We spoke with Superintendent George McGuigan and Trustee Cathie Langmead about the news regarding the new k-6 school curriculum, upcoming Christmas and much more.
We spoke with Colin Hartigan about what you should know about real-estate in Fort McMurray. Where the market is sitting, buying your first home and even some trends seen in town.
We talked with Chantel Beaver from FuseSocial about everything they do for the community and the amazing auction at https://www.wbvolunteerrewards.ca/
We spoke with Ambreen Ehtisham about her big win at the Art From The Unknown event hosted by Rachel Notley where she won this year's People's Choice Award.
We talked with Andrea Montgomery Spring from Local Hero, to discuss all the amazing things their helicopter service has provided for the hundreds of people.
We spoke with Amanda Holloway, the Executive Director with CMHA to discuss mental health in the Wood Buffalo region.
She gave us tips to help our mental health, told us who to talk to if we need more assistance, what to look out for if we know someone that may need help and much more.
We had a nice chat with Cathy Steeves and Erica Brewer with United Way Fort McMurray and Wood Buffalo to talk about the amazing 12 Days of Christmas.
We chatted with VP Connie and students Jesse and Cici from Holy Trinity Catholic High School first ever Winter Arts Festival happening. Tanya Balducci also joined us to chat about fire safety in the winter.
Today on the show Shawn spoke with Jon Tupper to chat about the new location and new name of the formerly known as Lights at Royal Garden.
We spoke with Jacey Gamroth the Volt Hockey Coordinator to talk about what Volt Hockey is and when it's coming to Fort McMurray
We spoke to David Stirling from Beyond Adventures to talk about all the amazing ways to keep active this winter in the Wood Buffalo region. Later on the show our very own Steph had a chat with Jason Beck from Waypoints.
We spoke to some of the cast of Ecole McTavish Production of Mamma Mia! the Musical. If you can be sure to check it out on Dec. 3 and Dec. 4 at the Keyano Theatre
Fort McMurray's new theatre company Swamp Rat Experience tells us what it was like to get started, what people can expect to see at their shows and more.
We spoke to Nathalia Cordeau-Hilliard from the Girls Inc. of Northern Alberta and the 16 days of Activism Workshop. It's an online workshop focused on helping girls overcome matters obstacle, some considered very sensitive topics.
We chatted with James Hayward Principal of Frank Spragins High School, the first and only McMurray School to achieve rainbow space designation.
Today on the show Nicole from Waypoints joined us to talk about Family Violence Prevention Month. And then Amanda from Planning and Development talked about their new projects in the community.
Newly elected councillor in Ward 2 Loretta Waquan joined the show today to talk about what it was like running for council, and thoughts on how to move forward.
Today on Fort McMurray Matters we chat with Pat Duggan, President of the Royal Canadian Legion about Remembrance Day. We also chat with Mayor Sandy Bowman on the morning after his first council meeting.
Today on Fort McMurray Matters we chat with Allan Roberts, Director of Keyano Theatre and Arts Centre, and Co-Directors and Co-Choreographers of 'All Together Now' Ron Schuster and Darold Roles about this weekend's upcoming show 'All Together Now' and Keyano Theatres 40th Anniversary Celebration.
Jessica Leska (@sherunsnorth) and Willi Whiston join Shawn today to talk about their film 'Rediscovering North'.
Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce talk about their local marketplace for businesses in the region.
Co-Owner of The Fort Martial Arts and local realtor, Tristan has competed near the highest level in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, winning Gold medals in competitions along the way. We chat about his journey there and beyond.
Getting to know Jane Stroud from Ward 4. Along with chatting with Amber from the Pastew Place Detox Centre. And talk with Finn! Local 8 year old who is cutting his long hair for a good cause.
Lisa Sweet with Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Economic Development & Tourism joined us to talk about why filling out the survey is good for the community and more.
Chatted with Sally Samuel with the Wood Buffalo Regional Library about all things Words In Motion and activities going on at the library.
Get to know Ward 3 councillor Stu Wigle. Also find out about Girls Inc latest fundraiser coming up in November.
Receiving the most votes for Ward 1 council, we chat with Funky about how it felt to get elected and much more.
We chat with Candice, Mikey's sister on his situation, how he's doing, and what can be done to help.
Fundraiser for a local Fort McMurray man who is ill. And story of a bear entering a family's home in Saprae Creek.
Talk about Small Business Week, partnering with Startup YMM and their $13,000 giveaway plus much more!
Catch up with our local amateur astronomer Jon Tupper about the Aurora Borealis and meteorites falling from the sky and what $$ they're going for these days.
Born and raised in Fort McMurray and now an Edmonton International Film Festival award winner for his short film Back Home Again! We chat about all that and more.
Keith McGrath, Tal Tupper and IJ Uche-Ezeala joined the show to talk about why they're running and more.
Plenty of artists from across the province joined the show today to talk about their experience with igNIGHT and their pieces of art.
Superintendent Jennifer Turner joined the show to discuss first month of school, COVID and much more.
All with the Athabasca Tribal Council, President Chief Allan Adam along with CEO Karla Buffalo, and Elena Gould, Director of Education, Culture and Language all joined the show today.
Today on the show Mike Powelesland, Garth Hewitt and Dale Bendfeld joined us to talk about why they are running and what their platforms are, plus much more!
Superintendent for the FMCSD chats with us today. Talk about the first month of school / what the FMCSD is doing for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation plus much more.
On this episode of Fort McMurray Matters we chat with Stu Wigle, Managing Partner of Earls Fort McMurray, Bob McKay, Market Manager for Superior Propane in the RMWB and Barb Henning, owner of Layers Wellness about the labor shortage, the struggle to find employees and keep them during the past 19 months.
Joined by Dianna de Sousa, the Executive Director for the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce and also Reghan Marshall, Member Engagement Specialist with the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce. Chatted about the weekend full of market shows and job fair.
Talking with Dulcie Hunt about Youth With A Mission, what they're all about, how you can support them, fundraisers and much more.
We talked with Michelle Landsiedel, Jonathan Higdon, and Dogar M. Shafiq about why they are running, what's their platform and more.
Part 2 with Jody Butz talking about local dispatch emergency. And we caught up with Karly Anderson, Executive Director for Wood Buffalo Sport Connection.
We chat about the TRC Calls to Action, Flood Mitigation, Ptarmigan Buyout Process, RMWB Financial Situation and more.
Part 2, joined with Sandra Efu (Director of Student Services), Fred Russell (VP Academic), and Susie Bowles (Registrar) all with Keyano College, joined the show to chat about the upcoming school year.
Sandra Efu (Director of Student Services), Fred Russell (VP Academic), and Susie Bowles (Registrar) all with Keyano College all joined the show to chat about the upcoming school year.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we discuss the trade show coming back to Fort McMurray in two years and we chat with the Maverick Party Candidate for the upcoming federal election.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the United Way of Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo about their community campaign.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with three candidates running in the upcoming federal election; Garnett Robinson with the NDP, Brian Deheer with the Green Party, and Shawn McDonald with the PPC.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Catholic School District about the return to school which is fast approaching.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Public School Division about the return to school which is fast approaching.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Theatre; Just Because about the upcoming Summer Stages Theatre Festival being held on Friday and Saturday.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about the upcoming Pride Week activities happening across the region.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Gareth Norris who's planning to run in the upcoming municipal election. We also learn more about a financial literacy program being held by the Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo.
Today we speak with MS Ambassador, Shauna MacKinnon about multiple sclerosis, and A & W's Burgers to Beat MS Day.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Music Director and two actors in Keyano Theatre's live production of Disney's Moana Junior.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Fort McMurray native Sebastian Cossa about being drafted by the Detroit Red Wings, playing with the Oil Kings, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we learn more about a pop-up photography tour taking place across the region and we also chat with the United Way about a drive-in they're hosting.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about three upcoming events which will support the Centre of Hope, Hues for Humanity, and Camp Yogi.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with two local nurses about the Day of Action happening across the province, proposed changes being made by the GoA, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Toks Adebayo about the upcoming RMWB & Blackgold soccer tournament being held in the community.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about a recent labour study conducted by Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Economic Development & Tourism and other local organizations.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray SPCA who are experiencing high volumes of dogs and cats which is close to forcing them to stop accepting any more animals.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Sandy Bowman the third person to announce their intention to run for mayor in this year's municipal election.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about the upcoming Coverall Virtual Glo Run and we learn more about home fire safety.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we learn more about the FireSmart program and we get some tips to help reduce the risk on properties.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we get home fire safety tips and we also learn more about an upcoming meteor shower.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the RMWB about the municipal census which will end on Saturday, while we also speak with the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce about the 2021 Small Business Awards.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Taige Harding, defenseman for the Fort McMurray Oil Barons, who was drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks and Max Hewitt, former Fort McMurray Giants' infielder, who recently signed a contract with the LA Dodgers.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Chief Allan Adam about the injustices his community faced during the creation of Wood Buffalo National Park and Parks Canada's response.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Wood Buffalo Food Bank about moving into their new downtown building after spending over a year in a temporary location.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Alberta Wildfire who gives us an update on the wildfires across the Fort McMurray Forest Area.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Jane Stroud who looks to get re-elected as Ward 4 Councillor on Wood Buffalo council.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Annie Lelievre, founder of the Highway 63 Memorial Ride, which takes place on Saturday. She, along with some of her friends, are also riding cross country to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott who isn't planning to run in this year's municipal election.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we learn more about how counting birds is helping determine the growth of the forest since the wildfire and we chat with two local football players and one coach who are taking part in the Alberta Summit Series.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Director and two actors from 'Purge' the first live production in Fort McMurray, put on by Theatre; Just Because, since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we learn more about a fundraiser for the Anzac Fire Hall and we also chat with Girls Inc of Northern Alberta about their upcoming golf tournament.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about residential schools, moving forward with Truth & Reconciliation, COVID-19 recovery, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with Michael Mankowski, Writer, Director and Creator of 'Back Home Again,' an animated film that tells the story of individuals who fled the beast, the heroes who fought the blaze, and how the community came together.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with HERO and STARS about a report that suggests STARS should replace HERO for medevac services in the RMWB.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Daniel and Nick Keys along with Lyndsey Janes about their plan to take 100,000 steps on Saturday to raise funds for the Canadian Mental Health Association of Wood Buffalo.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the RMWB about the importance of the municipal census and the added time residents have to take part.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Airport Authority about a $15 million grant they're receiving from the RMWB, how the pandemic has impacted them, and what the future may look like for the sector.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the McMurray Métis and the Fort McKay Métis Nation about Canada Day, using the day to reflect and remember, and 'A Day To Listen' initiative.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Rene Wells who is the sixth person to announce their intention to run for Ward One in this year's election. We also speak with Environment Canada about the heat wave and a new record we could set.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Langford's as father and son, Clayton and Scott, each contracted COVID, spent weeks in a coma in the ICU, before being discharged three days apart.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the HERO Foundation about a report which recommends STARS takeover medevac services for the entire region. We also chat with the United Way about their Really Really Really Big 50/50 Draw.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the RMWB about the downtown revitalization incentives programs which is offering grants to downtown businesses and organizations.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about repealing the municipal mask bylaw, providing $15 million to the Fort McMurray Airport Authority, Willow Square grand opening, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the RMWB about revitalizing the downtown waterfront and how the public can provide feedback on the project.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the YMCA of Northern Alberta about the Foreign Workers Program and a new advisory table aimed at encouraging more international individuals to come and stay in the region.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Alex McKenzie, a Waterways resident, who is running for Ward One in this year's municipal election.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the host of a nation-wide financial planning workshop being put on for seniors who gives financial tips.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Athabasca Tribal Council about National Indigenous History Month, students learning more about history and culture, and residential schools.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Westwood student Krish Shah who is receiving the TD Bank Community Leadership Scholarship. We also hear from Jon Tupper about the adventures of capturing last week's sunrise eclipse at Andrew Lake Lodge.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about transit and how the public can share their opinions as the RMWB looks to create a new master plan.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the RMWB about plans for a drive-thru Canada Day parade and we also speak with the CEO of Landmark Cinemas about the local movie theatre reopening.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about next steps to help victims of residential schools heal, ending Islamophobia following the attack in London, Ontario, COVID-19, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Jon Tupper, creator of the Fort McMurray Amateur Astronomy Enthusiasts group, and Michael Sieger, Vice President of Tourism with the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Economic Development Corporation, about a rare solar eclipse happening on Thursday morning.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Tany Yao, MLA for Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo, and Jaye Walter, a financial planner with CDSPI Advisory Services, about a free financial planning virtual session they co-hosting on Wednesday.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with four members of the FMCSD Saints who are continuing their football careers in the CJFL and U Sports.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with George McGuigan, Superintendent of the Fort McMurray Catholic School District, about COVID-19, rapid testing kits, residential schools, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Ron Quintal, President of the Fort McKay Métis Nation, about residential schools, the Kamloops discovery, and what are the next steps.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Lorrie Gallagher, a residential school survivor, about the next steps needed to heal after the remains of 215 Indigenous children were found buried at a Kamloops school.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with David Shepherd, official critic of health for the Alberta NDP, about how the province has handled the COVID-19 pandemic.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Funke Banjoko who's running in this year's municipal election, trying to get elected into one of the six Ward One council seats.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the drop in COVID-19 cases, vaccination numbers, and the province planning to ease restrictions.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the President of the local Legion about the building now being registered as a military museum.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Dr. Kathryn Koliaska, North Zone Medical Officer of Health, who debunks different COVID-19 vaccine myths.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce about a new program that offers rapid COVID-19 testing kits for businesses and non-profits.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Rajan Sawhney, Minister of Community and Social Services, about COVID-19 in Fort McMurray funding the community is getting through the Autism Society.
On this edition on this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with OSCA about the COVID-19 outbreaks out in the oilsands and vaccine clinics being set up at different sites.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about Alzheimer's and a virtual walk happening throughout the month to help raise funds to find a cure.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Arts Council Wood Buffalo about the proposed Arts Incubator and different programs they're running.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce about a new shop local initiative and we also learn more about a local fundraiser to thank those fighting COVID-19.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about property taxes, human-caused wildfires, river breakup, and COVID-19.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Northern Lights Health Foundation about National Nurses Week and a new fundraising initiative.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Alberta Wildfire who share some tips to avoid starting a wildfire during these dry conditions.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Communities in Bloom about multiple initiatives they're undertaking as well as one resident who's a part of a group that created plaques to recognize First Responders who fought the wildfire.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the United Way about a new initiative they're undertaking to help raise some extra funds.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the latest COVID-19 measures, enforcement, impact the virus is having on the NLRHC, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Some Other Solutions about a virtual fil screening their holding which focuses on the mental health of youths.
On today's episode we chat with Mayor Don Scott about residents of the RMWB's new eligibility for the AstraZeneca vaccine, and with the Executive Director of KidSport Wood Buffalo: Jamal-e-Fatima Rafat about an upcoming fundraiser and you can help.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the rise in COVID-19 cases, the need for help, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Shauna MacKinnon about her experience with MS and bringing awareness about the disease.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the increase in COVID-19 cases, declaring a State of Local Emergency, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the President of the Fort McKay Métis Nation about the province recognizing their harvesting rights. We also speak with the Fort McMurray Construction Association about new initiatives aimed at helping local contractors and workers.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Chapter Chair of Jumpstart, a charity within Canadian Tire, about grants being offered to help children play sports.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we hear from Erin O'Toole, Leader of the federal Conservative Party, who spoke at a virtual meeting held by the Fort McMurray Construction Association.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about everything gardening as the region experiences spring weather.
Today we chat with Kodjo Efu, Supervisor of Socio Economics in the Planning and Development Department for the RWMB about the census, why its important and how you can take part.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about COVID-19, river breakup, the downtown business incentives program, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Public School Division about the rise in COVID-19 cases, virtual learning, the new curriculum, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Jennifer Vardy who is planning to run for one of six Ward One council seats and we also hear from Premier Jason Kenney about the vaccine rollout plan and when restrictions could be eased.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Catholic School District about the rise in COVID-19 cases, virtual learning, the new curriculum, and more.
On this edition on Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with XY Spark, a newly formed group, that's planning to hold a mental health walk, and their plans to help men who can't afford mental health supports.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with the Autism Society of the RMWB about autism awareness, an upcoming event, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, river breakup is top of mind as we speak with the RMWB about measures being taken, possibilities of another flood, the water treatment plant, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about the March Mullets Campaign and Mental Health with the Canadian Mental Health Association of Wood Buffalo and two participants from this year's campaign.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Joseph Mugodo who's running in this year's election for a Ward One Councillor seat and we also discuss bear season being underway.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Councillor Mike Allen about his intentions to run for mayor of the RMWB.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we hear from actress Humberly Gonzalez about her time in Fort McMurray and her latest roles including the Netflix Show Ginny and Georgia.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Theatre; Just Because about a stage mentorship program they're offering, a fundraiser they're co-hosting, and the production of Purge.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the United Way Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo about two fundraisers taking place today and we also chat with the creator of a marketing course that's being offered for free to select local businesses.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the backyard hen pilot project, waiving business license fees, the Arctic Winter Games, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with local business owner Sandy Bowman who's planning on running for a seat on Wood Buffalo council.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we talk with the mother of Mandla Youaleu-Mbomback about donations being made on behalf of her daughter.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mark Hancock, Superintendent of the Wood Buffalo RCMP, about policing priorities for the year, opening a new downtown office, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Salvation Army about their Mat Program, thrift shop, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Head Coach and General Manager Gord Thibodeau about the return to action, the extended break, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with FuseSocial about a new research project aimed at profiling the community's non-profits.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Jessica Leska who recently finished a 200 km journey promoting the RMWB.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about flood mitigation measures ahead of river breakup and the grant program for Draper property owners.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with Councillor Verna Murphy about her intentions to run for mayor of the RMWB.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we learn more about free workshops being held by the Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo to help people learn more about financial literacy.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the changes being made to the disaster recovery program, the province promising to help with Ptarmigan Court buyouts, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Catholic School District about the provincial budget, their early learning program, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about Alberta Wildfire Season which got underway earlier this week. We also speak with the YMCA of Northern Alberta about how they're still servicing the community after their Westwood facility closed.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we hear from the province as they ease some COVID-19 restrictions and we chat with the Fort McMurray Public School District about open houses for their early childhood development program.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Canadian Mental Health Association of Wood Buffalo about the March Mullets campaign.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about easing COVID-19 restrictions, Fort Chipewyan residents getting the vaccine, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Waypoints about an important 50/50 draw for the organization and we talk with Keyano about a new program aimed at helping local businesses.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about a new COVID-19 clinical trial aimed at helping ease symptoms and we talk with Doug Schweitzer, Minister of Jobs, Economy, and Innovation, about additional funding the province is providing impacted businesses.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we hear from the province, AJHL, and WHL about new 50/50 draws being held to support the teams.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mark Hancock, Wood Buffalo RCMP's new Superintendent, about his top priorities, gaining public trust back, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McKay First Nation and Rick Wilson, Alberta's Minister of Indigenous Relations, about the Moose Lake Access Management Plan.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Syncrude who's planning to move around 300 employees downtown, we talk with the municipality about the municipal development plan, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott, with an appearance from Fire Chief Jody Butz, about EMS dispatch, temporary flood mitigation, and COVID-19 restrictions.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we tune into the press conference Mayor Don Scott and Fire Chief Jody Butz held to discuss the latest decision to refuse to send EMS 911 calls to AHS.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Anzac Fire Captain Julie Stewart who shares her concerns over AHS's take over of regional EMS dispatch services.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with multiple local gym owners who express their concerns over the slow pace of easing restrictions for fitness facilities under the province's reopening plan.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Julio and Katrina Florez who finished their 12-hour walk in the Birchwood Trails in honour of their son/ brother Ben and to start a conversation around mental health.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott and Fire Chief Jody Butz about the latest concerns on Alberta Health Services' EMS dispatch service including delays in roughly 20 per cent of calls.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Julio Florez who's set to walk the Birchwood Trails for 12 hours to help end the stigma around mental health and raise funds for the Canadian Mental Health Association of Wood Buffalo.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Public School Division about the first month back at school, mental health supports, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Catholic School District about the first month back at school, mental health supports, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce about the impact the COVID-19 restrictions are having on businesses and we talk about Bell Let's Talk Day with the Canadian Mental Health Association of Wood Buffalo.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the latest setback to the Keystone XL pipeline, the regional mask bylaw, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with a registered nurse in the ER department at the Northern Lights Regional Health Centre who shares their experience of getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Jessica Leska, the founder of ‘She Runs North’, who's planning to run the winter road from Fort McMurray to Fort Chipewyan to showcase the region.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with multiple Indigenous communities, including the McMurray Métis, about the Keystone setback and we also hear from the Fort McMurray Construction Association as we talk about the flood and wildfire.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we hear from Premier Jason Kenney about the concerns he has with U.S. President Joe Biden rescinding Keystone's permit and we also chat with the Fort McMurray SPCA about adoptions during the pandemic.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Northeastern Alberta Aboriginal Business Association about their upcoming Aboriginal Business Showcase which is being headlined by former Prime Minister Paul Martin.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we get an update on Willow Square and we also chat with Tim Pickering, CIO of Auspice Capital, about Keystone and what 2021 will look like for the energy sector.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we hear from Premier Jason Kenney about the future of the Keystone pipeline and we chat with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Wood Buffalo about the need for mentors.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Fire Chief Jody Butz ahead of the province's move to consolidate local EMS Dispatch Services next week.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about multiple MLAs traveling abroad over the holidays, thoughts on 2021, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with FuseSocial about the importance of volunteers, especially as many non-profits continue to struggle from COVID-19.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the YMCA of Northern Alberta about the organization helping people impacted by last year's flood.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the FMCSD and FMPSD about the return to in-school classes next week.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we talk about a Syncrude Haul Truck which has set a world record by becoming the first of its kind to surpass 150,000 operating hours.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce about how they and small businesses are feeling about the new year.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we say goodbye to 2020 by looking at three of the brighter stories from the year. This includes a local student winning an international science competition, the community getting its first midwife, and the McMurray Métis breaking ground on their cultural centre.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, Mix News and the Fort McMurray Today discuss the top stories of 2020.
Join us as we chat with Steve Reeve and Ashley Laurenson: serious film lovers and a couple of the owners of M'Guphynn Media. We'll cover what the industry is going through, what 2020 in movies has looked like and hopes for 2021.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mandy Trotter about a traveling Christmas light snow to help bring some holiday cheer for residents.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Safe Communities Wood Buffalo and Wood Buffalo RCMP about how to keep yourself and others safe this holiday season.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the next steps for property owners in Ptarmigan Court, Draper, and Waterways as well as a new program to help prevent basements from flooding.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Salvation Army and Wood Buffalo Food Bank about how people can reach out to them for help during the holiday season.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the new provincial COVID-19 measures and the 2021 municipal budget.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Maryam Tsegaye, a grade 12 student at École McTavish, who won the 2020 Breakthrough Challenge. We also speak with the United Way about their community campaign.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about things residents can do safely during the holiday season.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Economic Development & Tourism about a new initiative aimed at improving the image people outside of the community have of the region.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce about an initiative aimed at getting residents to shop local.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Economic Development and Tourism about a new labour force survey and we talk with the head coach of the FMCSD Saints about recent funding they've received.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with ATCO and AMA who give tips to avoid any problems in your home and vehicle during the winter.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with George McGuigan, Superintendent of the Fort McMurray Catholic School District, about the new COVID-19 measures introduced by the provincial government.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Jennifer Turner, Superintendent of the Fort McMurray Public School Division, about the new COVID-19 measures introduced by the provincial government.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the new provincial COVID-19 measures, advocating for a new oil project which could lower emissions and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Suncor and Syncrude about Suncor taking over operatorship of Syncrude by the end of 2021.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we learn how to stay active outside during the winter.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Wood Buffalo Food Bank about the upcoming Syncrude Food Drive and the increase in their need and we talk with the Creator of “Lights At Royal Garden” which comes back next week.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we learn more about financial literacy and get some tips about how to be smarter financially.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Northern Lights Health Foundation about the upcoming Festival of Trees and we learn more about a new initiative to support local small businesses.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about allocating funds for local EMS dispatch services, setting up a potential backyard hen pilot project, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the owner of Foto Source about the business closing its doors and we also hear from Dr. Hinshaw about the rise in COVID-19 cases across the province.
On today's episode we chat with Suncor about the COVID-19 outbreak at their Firebag site, a big donation Suncor was able to give to multiple organizations in the community and we talk to Environment Canada about an extra cold winter ahead.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the local Legion about Remembrance Day, the annual Poppy Campaign, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we learn more about the decision to close the doors of the Westwood YMCA.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Waypoints about 'Family Violence Prevention Month' and we also hear from a local resident blowing up on Tik Tok.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the YMM Airport and Wood Buffalo Economic Development Corporation about the importance of the airport on the local economy.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Senator Doug Black who's virtually visiting communities to discuss top issues across the province. We also chat with the United Way about a new funding initiative for the 2020 community campaign.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about masks being mandatory in all public indoor spaces, the province's decision to move forward with consolidating our EMS dispatch site, and more.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we hear from the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees about the walkout by healthcare workers across the province.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Tim Pickering, CIO of Auspice Capital, about the recent Cenovus, Husky merger, Suncor layoffs, and what 2021 may look like for the energy sector.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat about the importance of supporting local stores as they're recognized during small business week.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Imperial Oil about a national campaign looking to raise funds to help organizations supporting those struggling with their mental health.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the recently approved mask bylaw which would come into effect if there are 50 active cases in the region at one time.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we learn more about how many people live in poverty and are homeless across the region.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Public School Division about the first month back at school and the rumours they've laid-off employees.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Suncor Energy who's reducing their workforce over the next 12 to 18 months and we also chat with Naomi Solbak who's helping others during her recovery from a suicide attempt.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Catholic School District about the number of schools dealing with COVID-19 cases and how the first month back in class has gone.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray International Airport about the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had, plans and ideas moving forward, and safety protocols in place for passengers.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Arts Council Wood Buffalo about their proposed art incubator at the old movie theatre and their annual art awards.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Salvation Army about getting a new, temporary clothing donation site.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about the potential mandatory mask bylaw and the next steps being taken in flood mitigation.
On this episode of Fort McMurray Matters we chat with Lead Pastor of All Nations Church, Rick Kirschner. All Nations is a brand new church in Fort Mcmurray, opening September 27th.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Bill Loutitt, CEO of the McMurray Métis, about breaking ground on their Cultural Centre.
On this episode we chat with 2020 Campaign Chair Craig Picton about the Local Love Campaign #NowMoreThanEver in support of United Way Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo. We discuss what fundraising will look like this year, goals, events and the return of the Really Really Really BIG 50/50!
Join Executive Director Cindy Amerongen of the NLHF as she fills us in on whats been happening this year with the foundation, what fundraising has been like in 2020, where the funds go and how you can help.
On this episode we chat with Co-Run Director Jennifer about the Run for the Cure on October 4th. We also chat with Fire Chief Jody Butz, Mayor Don Scott, Regional Emergency Services Deputy Chief Kelly Roberts and 9-1-1 Dispatcher for the RMWB Nowell Mullins about AHS's plan to close and centralize the RMWB's EMS dispatch site.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott, Fire Chief Jody Butz, and more about potential dangers coming from AHS's plan to remove the local EMS dispatch site.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Alberta's Health Minister Tyler Shandro about AHS's plans to dissolve the local EMS dispatch site and the rift between the provincial government and Alberta doctors.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with Syncrude Spokesperson Will Gibson about the latest cases of COVID-19 among Syncrude employees.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Natural Resources Canada who conducted a study on whether fire suppression activities need to be tweaked to help lower the risk of wildfires.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Public School Division about the return to school next week and measures they've taken against COVID-19.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Alberta's new Minister of Jobs, Economy, and Innovation, about the importance of the oil and gas sector in the province's COVID-19 recovery and we discuss the northern living allowance for childcare workers with the Minister of Children Services.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Fort McMurray Catholic School District about the return to school next week and measures they've taken against COVID-19.
On today's episode we chat with Vice President of Academics Fred Russell about what the return to post secondary school will look like for Keyano College Students, the progress on their buildings after the flood, and what the COVID-19 pandemic has done to their annual fundraisers.
Today we chat with Edna Olsen-Moman, Executive Director of the Salvation Army's Community Services here in Fort McMurray about the impact the flood has had on their services and the Thrift Store and how things are going since.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Paul Spring, President of the Local HERO Foundation, about a search and rescue they took part in where two men got lost in the woods north of Fort McMurray.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we hear from several flood-impacted residents and the Fort McMurray Legion about buyouts and flood mitigation.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with David Shepherd, Alberta NDP Health Critic, about AHS' plan to get rid of Wood Buffalo's local EMS dispatch site and the conflict between the GoA and Alberta Doctors.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with a Fort McMurray resident who's being nominated for an award that aims to help with food supply during the COVID-19 pandemic.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we're joined by the mother of 12-year-old Mandla Youaleu-Mbomback, who passed away on this day last year, as she talks about her daughter and celebrations of life happening across the province.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with the Wood Buffalo Food Bank about the number of people using their services and how they're doing since April's flood damaged their downtown location.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we hear from Mayor Don Scott, the Calgary, Red Deer, and Lethbridge Mayors, and Alberta Health Services, about the move to get rid of four EMS dispatching sites.
On today's episode, we chat with executive director Dan Edwards of the Wood Buffalo Food Bank about their 2019 numbers, how COVID-19 is affecting them and the changes that have happened since the flood took over their building.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we learn more about the province's plan to make masks mandatory in schools for staff and students in grades 4 to 12.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Minister Doug Schweitzer about ending hate crimes in Alberta and COVID-19 heading into the long weekend.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we talk about the northern living allowance for childcare workers and the recent rise of COVID-19 in the province.
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Mayor Don Scott about flood mitigation and starting the conversation about potential buyouts with residents in Draper, Ptarmigan Court, Waterways, and Longboat Landing.