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Medical school kicks off a new era of care for the north

September 4, 2025
School is back in session, and a first-of-its-kind class has begun in Grande Prairie, training future physicians in the north.  The Northern Alberta Medical Program (NAMP) celebrated the first day of classes on Tuesday with its first cohort of 30 students.  “I don't know if you realize how historic this is actually going to be; […]

Valleyview library workers unionize following board changes to the library

September 4, 2025

Staff of the Valleyview Public Library have joined the Civic Service Union 52 following concerns of budget pressures, restructuring and growing scrutiny over inclusive programming. Three of the four library staff members are now represented by the union.  “Intellectual freedom is important; freedom of thought and expression is important, and this is something that we […]

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Grande Prairie Food Bank Drive looks for 800 volunteers

September 4, 2025

Hundreds of volunteers will be canvassing the city to collect donations for the Grande Prairie and area Salvation Army Community Food Bank on Sept. 11. The search for volunteers is underway as it seeks about 800 people to help collect donations.  “We need volunteers to go door-to-door for the canvassing,” said Lori Pollock, food drive […]

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Veterans Memorial Gardens helps spread spuds: Locals help themselves to 23,000 kgs of potatoes

September 4, 2025

It takes a village: Nearly 23,000 kg of potatoes were free for the taking across the South and Central Peace this week.  Thanks to Second Harvest Food Rescue, Veterans Memorial Gardens and dozens of local volunteers, hundreds of residents showed up Tuesday, Sept. 2 to help themselves to some spuds. Locals could swing by the […]

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Diggin’ up bones: PJCDM makes significant finds in pre-historic past

September 4, 2025

Local paleontologists and residents have made some prehistoric discoveries this summer that may hold significance in understanding what the region looked like millions of years ago “We’re on track to probably get close to 700 fossils out this summer,” said Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum (PJCDM) curator Emily Bamforth. The bones of a Pachyrinosaurus lakustai […]

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