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City expects a surplus ahead of budget talks

November 27, 2025

The City of Grande Prairie expects an operating surplus of $3.45 million by the end of the year.  City councillors learned of the surplus during the third quarter financial report at the Financial & Administrative Services committee meeting on Nov. 18. City chief financial officer Danielle Whiteway says the surplus comes from “largely the result […]

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New in-person cancer supports in Grande Prairie

November 27, 2025

Free support and resources for those living with cancer and their caregivers are now available in the Grande Prairie region.  Wellspring Alberta launched in-person services last week and is beginning programming with Cancer Connect, a space where people on the same journey can connect and find support.  “Our goal is to make sure that no […]

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Take Back the Night

November 27, 2025
Over 30 marchers took to the streets of downtown Grande Prairie on Nov. 19 for the Take Back the Night March as part of Family Violence Prevention Month. The march is held in over 40 countries, the march unites people across the globe against sexual and domestic violence.

Time to give for Sexsmith residents

November 27, 2025

Horse and wagon teams took to the streets in Sexsmith on Saturday, Nov. 22 as part of the town’s annual Reverse Santa Claus Parade. Joined with the Sexsmith Fire Department, volunteers collected donations from across town to help kick off the Sexsmith & Area Food Bank Christmas hamper program. Multiple horse-drawn wagons took to the […]

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Grande Prairie police present budget with increased transition cost for 2026

November 20, 2025

The Grande Prairie Police Commission is requesting a $1.5 million increase to its 2026 budget for transition costs. The cost comes as the Grande Prairie Police Service looks to become the police of jurisdiction in the city in October 2026, ahead of the originally planned 2027.  “The budget request for this coming year in 2026 […]

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