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Local businesses adapting to new reality

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It's been nearly three weeks since all non-essential businesses across Alberta were ordered to close, and owners in Grande...

Grande Prairie Sikh community helping Rotary House during Heritage Month

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The Grande Prairie Sikh Society has turned its attention to helping those in need during the month it celebrates...

UPDATE: Parking ban lifted

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UPDATE: The City of Grande Prairie says it has completed residential snow removal and has lifted the parking ban. Grande...

Palliative Care Society patients receive iPad, e-resource donations

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The community's efforts to support local seniors have resulted in new iPads and reading material for Grande Prairie Palliative...

COVID-19 modelling data encouraging: Kenney

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Alberta is doing "very well" compared to other provinces and countries when it comes to the response to the...

Public urged to stay off icy Peace River

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The Town of Peace River is urging everyone to stay off the river while it's frozen. The municipality is...

COVID-19 infections expected to peak in May: Premier Kenney

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Premier Jason Kenney says the peak of COVID-19 infections in Alberta is expected in May. That's based on data...

Province issues continuing care vistor ban

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Following more than 100 confirmed COVID-19 cases at senior homes, Alberta has issued a visitor ban. The move is...

High Prairie RCMP charge man after reports of shots fired

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High Prairie RCMP arrests a 27-year-old man after responding to shots being fired in Whitefish River First Nations. Mounties have...

GPRC President’s Awards recipients recognized over social media

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This year's recipients of the Grande Prairie Regional College President's Awards are being highlighted using social media after the...

Art Gallery of Grande Prairie encouraging creativity at home

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The Art Gallery of Grande Prairie is giving the community a chance to get creative while self-isolating. A program...

Essentials delivery offered to Central Peace residents

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Central Peace Regional Emergency Management and Family and Community Support Services are grabbing supplies for isolated residents during the...

Hospital Foundation to support hospital staff through fundraiser

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The Grande Prairie Regional Hospital Foundation is raising money to get healthcare workers at the QEII Hospital and Mackenize...

Parking fees suspended at QEII hospital during COVID-19

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The QEII Hospital will have parking fees suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic. Alberta Health Services announced the move will...

Grande Prairie Public Library giving readers access from a distance

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The Grande Prairie Public Library is finding ways to keep the community reading. The facility closed its doors to...

Wembley asking for input on Municipal Development Plan

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The Town of Wembley is asking for residents' input on its draft Municipal Development Plan and future land use...
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County wide fire restriction in effect starting Thursday

County of Grande Prairie
The County of Grande Prairie has issued a fire...

Grande Prairie Public Health Clinic temporarily closed due to air quality issue

Health Care
The Grande Prairie Health Clinic in the Grande Prairie...

ANAVETS set for grand opening of new location

Community
The Army, Navy, and Air Force Veterans of Canada...

Male youth arrested in connection to trio of armed robberies in Grande Prairie

Crime
A youth has been arrested following three alleged armed...

Grande Prairie MP-elect suspects Canadians will be back to the polls “within a matter of months”

Federal Election 2025
MP-Elect Chris Warkentin says it's "likely" Canadians will head back to the polls sooner than later, despite the dust from election day barely beginning to settle. 
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