Keeping you connected with news, stories and information about Energy Alberta and the proposed Peace River Nuclear Power Project.

September 30 is a day to remember, reflect and listen. On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we recognize the lasting impacts of the residential school system and encourage our team and community to make space for Indigenous voices, stories and experiences. It is also an opportunity to consider what reconciliation means in the places where we live and work - not only today, but throughout the year.

That’s a question we’re working to understand through a multi-year assessment process. Our expanded Communities page explores how local input is helping us better understand potential effects and opportunities - from workforce and local business to housing, infrastructure, health and well-being.

Every successful project starts with people. Long before construction plans take shape, there are conversations to have, communities to connect with, information to gather and early work to be done. As we advance the Project, people and businesses across the Peace Region are helping make that work possible. 

Energy Lives Here: Meet Peace River Broadcasting

Ultimately, the Peace Region has a strong foundation, and there are a number of potential economic opportunities ahead. Our role as a local media business is to continue informing the community as those opportunities, projects and decisions develop. - Lindsay Parenteau and Jonathan Babiy

In the News

United Front on Nuclear Supported (The South Peace News)



MLA Williams Stops By Brick Lounge (River Country)

How Would 2 Large Nuclear Reactors Affect Saskatchewan's Economy and Land? (CBC)