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Spring Lake Ski Hill may open before Christmas

November 23, 2023

Spring Lake Ski Hill may open before the holiday season.Well, if there’s snow. While an official opening date has not yet been confirmed, Spring Lake Ski Hill Association board chairman Brian Peterson told the News the ski hill is set to open before Christmas, with the doors open on weekends from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. […]

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Cricket pitch safety to be enhanced

November 23, 2023

Cricket in Grande Prairie will be staying in Head & Salmond Park for the time being after city council approved additional safety changes there, but considerations were made to move the pitch. Fencing will be installed near the adjacent playground to stop balls from rolling in, at a cost of $6,000.“I believe that this is, in […]

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Remembrance Day 2023 in the Grande Prairie region

November 16, 2023
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City looks into options for regiment flags on Veterans Way

November 16, 2023

A city report on hanging veterans banners and regiment flags was presented to the Public & Protective Services Committee Nov. 7.Previously, the Grande Prairie Royal Canadian Legion #54 asked city council to consider hanging veterans' banners and unit flags along Veterans Way (101 Ave.) to continue beautifying the city’s downtown at the July 24 city […]

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Sexsmith mulls reducing council size

November 16, 2023

A draft bylaw received its first reading in Sexsmith last week that may see fewer faces around the council table in time for the next election.Draft Bylaw No. 1070 received its first reading on Nov. 6 to have the local council be reduced from seven members to five.Town of Sexsmith Mayor Kate Potter said under […]

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