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City of GP beginning pest control operations in May

GP City Hall Ethan Montague -
The City of Grande Prairie will begin annual pest control operations this May, with a focus on controlling noxious weeds, insects, and plant diseases. 

Little moisture means few mosquitoes in Grande Prairie

News Erica Fisher -
If you haven't felt too bothered by a buzzing in your ear or an itchy spot on your arm,...

Jump in grasshopper numbers not an issue for city residents

News Erica Fisher -
You've likely noticed them hopping through bushes, getting chased by neighbourhood dogs. The number of grasshoppers in Grande Prairie...

Check trees for yellow-headed spruce sawfly: City

News Erica Fisher -
If you have any spruce trees in your yard, you're being asked to check for any yellow-headed spruce sawfly....

Reduction in pesticide use part of City's 10 year plan

News Erica Fisher -
The City is looking to reduce its use of pesticides, focusing on prevention instead. Integrated Pest Management Coordinator Jim Donnelly...

Fish flies take over Crystal Lake Estates

News Erica Fisher -
If it seems like your home has been taken over by thousands of tiny flies, you're not alone. Millions of...

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