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73 million years in the making dinosaur skull unearthed in Pipestone Creek

October 3, 2024
Local paleontologists may have unearthed the largest dinosaur skull to come from the Pipestone Creek bonebed last Wednesday. The 72-million-year-old, 1.6 metre-long, 272-kilogram skull of a pachyrhinosaurus lakustai, a dinosaur unique to the Grande Prairie region, is the first skull to be retrieved from the bonebed in about 16 years.  “This is definitely the biggest […]

Remembering Peacekeepers in Cyprus

October 3, 2024

The latest exhibit at the Veteran’s Memorial Gardens and Interpretive Centre is honouring Canada’s peacekeepers and the 60th anniversary of the Cyprus mission.  The exhibit includes photos from peacekeepers' time in Cyprus and videos from veterans speaking of their experiences.   “It helps people connect to a part of our history that's kind of being […]

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National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Grande Prairie

October 3, 2024

Indigenous people who attended residential schools were honoured and remembered at the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation event on Monday in Grande Prairie. A large crowd at the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Muskoseepi Park in Grande Prairie, Alta. on Monday, Sept. 30, 2024. (Photo by Jesse Boily) Events across the region […]

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PHOTOS: PBR brings elite bull riding to GP

October 3, 2024
PBR (Professional Bull Riding) returned to Grande Prairie on the weekend. 

City advocates for better EMS service and additional funds

September 26, 2024

City council will be advocating to the province for additional funding with the hopes of returning local EMS service levels to what they were before Alberta Health Services (AHS) took over their delivery. If the additional funding is granted, the Grande Prairie Fire Department (GPFD) would implement a Fire Paramedic Response Unit that would include […]

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