A gas main line leak left the Town of Vegreville under an explosive hazard advisory on Monday, May 6. The Alberta Emergency Alert System sounded around 1:30 p.m. Alberta Emergency Alert App. The town provided ThreeSixty with an update via Facebook just after 3 p.m. stat...
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Volunteers will be along the highways on Saturday, May 4. Drivers are asked to slow down and watch for pedestrians on the highways between 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Each year volunteers from clubs such as 4-H, Scouts, Girl Guides, schools, church organizations, Rotary clubs, sport...
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There will be road closures in the Fort this week. There is petrochemical equipment being moved to the Industrial Heartland over the course of four days. Several pieces being moved including a 293-tonne, 116 metre long de-propanizer and two gas fires heaters. All piec...
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You might want to grab a shovel. Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for Friday, March 8 saying the general snowfall amount would be 10 - 15 cm, with some areas getting hit with 20 - 25 cm of heavy snow by late afternoon. The snow has been falling at a rate of 2-5...
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Wind chill is expected to feel like -40 C to -50 C as we head into the weekend. Environment Canada issued the extreme cold warning across Alberta late afternoon on Friday, March 1. The extremely cold wind chills will hit Friday night, lighten up by Saturday afternoon but s...
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An oversize load will be transported from Edmonton to the Heartland area starting tonight. The piece of petrochemical equipment, which is known as a polypropylene reactor is 728-tones and 48 metres long. It was scheduled to be moved earlier this month but was delayed due to the...
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Heads up if you're traveling from Edmonton to Fort Saskatchewan this weekend, an over size load could disrupt traffic. A 682-tonne, 63 metre long piece of petrochemical development equipment, known as a de-ethanizer stripper is being moved from Edmonton to the Industrial ...
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