On today's edition of Fort McMurray Matters, representatives from Habitat for Humanity Wood Buffalo, FuseSocial, and Mennonite Disaster Service discuss the NSUUR program which aims to help underinsured and uninsured homeowners rebuild from last year's wildfire.

On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, the director and some of the actors performing in this year's rendition of 'A Christmas Carol" discuss the show ahead of the opening night - set for Thursday.

Today on Fort McMurray Matters, Steve Morrison, Lorne Shearing, and Mal Carroll discuss the development of Hydrotransport Technology, the current efficient method of mining, which started at Syncrude.

On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with Major Steven Hibbs about the Salvation Army's Kettle Campaign, which kicks off Nov. 18 at Peter Pond Mall.

Major Hibbs also discusses how the Salvation Army is seeing a record number of people using their programs and services.

On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with Mayor Don Scott following the newly elected council's first meeting Tuesday evening. Mayor Scott also provides an update on discussions he's had with provincial ministers regarding Bill 21 and Willow Square.

On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with CEO and Vice President of McMurray Metis Bill Loutitt about on-going recovery efforts post-wildfire and other issues facing the Local, along with what they have planned for Louis Riel Day.

On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we're joined by Jay Telegdi, who is speaking on behalf of the Athabasca River Metis, and McMurray Metis' Bryan Fayant about a research project looking into how the 2016 wildfire impacted Indigenous communities.

On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with President and CEO of the Fort McMurray Airport Authority R.J. Steenstra about their 2016 Economic Impact Study and new routes the Authority is pitching to airlines.

Then, founder and CIO of Auspice Capital Advisors Tim Pickering joins us to discuss why he thinks the price of oil will reach $60 US by 2018 and what's causing the higher oil prices this week.

In this edition of Fort McMurray Matters we speak with Waypoints family violence and outreach manager Nicole Greville and seniors advocate with the St. Aidan’s Society Pam Burns about Family Violence Prevention Month, ways to prevent domestic abuse, and supports for people in our region.

Today on Fort McMurray Matters we speak with newly reelected Fort McMurray Catholic School District board chair Paula Galenzoski and Superintendent George McGuigan about the new board and their plans for the next four years. As well, Superintendent McGuigan discusses the districts Accountability Pillar Results and other district happenings.