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City council is looking into twinning two sections of road: 132 Ave. between 103 St. and 116 St. as well as 116 St. from the city’s northern limit to its southern boundary.  On Feb. 12, the city council Committee of the Whole recommended $325,000 from the council strategic initiative reserve be approved to begin preliminary […]

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The Art Gallery of Grande Prairie (AGGP) will be temporarily relocated during building work on the Montrose Cultural Centre (MCC) for most of 2026.  The gallery will be delivering programming out of the Grande Prairie Museum and its permanent collection of over 850 artworks will be stored at South Peace Regional Archives.  “We're really going […]

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A Grande Prairie local is seeking the support of local municipalities and Legions to bring the Canadian Military reserves back to the city. In September 2023,  Lt.-Col. Christopher Barr, commanding officer of the Loyal Edmonton Regiment, said the military was looking at Grande Prairie as a possible place to reestablish its primary reserves. “We've had […]

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Indigenous Veterans Day The day recognizes and remembers First Nations, Métis, and Inuit soldiers who have fought and lost their lives, and the treatment they faced after returning home.  Grande Prairie The outdoor Remembrance Day ceremony in Grande Prairie started with parade down 100 St. To the Cenotaph in Jubilee Park.  The ceremony was hosted […]

Peace region residents are paying up to five times more for their electricity than fellow Albertans and the City of Grande Prairie is championing efforts to change that.  The city is pushing the province for a review of its electricity distribution regulations, asking for an equalization model that would eliminate the disparity in pricing across […]

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Nitehawk rocks!

From a single T-bar lift powered by a Ford engine ferrying a few hundred skiers up a single run, Nitehawk has evolved into a year-round recreation site.  The beginner slope was carved out of the southern banks of the Wapiti River and opened for business in 1960 by the Grande Prairie Ski Club. The club […]

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GP couple looks to create an app to support parents of neurodivergent children

A Grande Prairie couple is developing an app to support parents with neurodivergent children, connecting them with other parents and service providers. MJ Squared is currently in development, but the couple is already helping shape local events and businesses to become more neurodivergent-friendly.  “We have felt isolated in many cases because there has been no […]

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Flach takes a seat on city council

City of Grande Prairie council is welcoming two new councillors to the chambers after the Oct. 20 election. The News spoke with newly elected Jena Flach days after the election.  “It's just cool because it's been a dream, so it's crazy that I'm here,” she said.  Flach says the reason for running for the city […]

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