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Raising money to pay it back: Sexsmith student raises over $20,000 for Stollery

December 8, 2022

Over $20,000 was raised in October for the Stollery Children’s Hospital by one Sexsmith Secondary School student, and she says that it’s just one step she’s made in paying back the hospital for a transplant she received in her childhood. Tylynn Hollingshead was three when she received a liver transplant as a result of a […]

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Wembley councillor resignation leads to 2023 byelection

December 8, 2022

A Wembley councillor’s resignation has put a byelection on the schedule for the new year. Coun. Sean McCallum sent in his letter of resignation on Nov. 3, citing a desire to focus on personal ventures. “I just need to focus on my own personal business and family business,” McCallum says, referring to a consulting and […]

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School divisions partner for student mental health

December 8, 2022

South Peace schools have received approximately $500,000 in mental health support from Alberta Education. The Grande Prairie Public School Division (GPPSD) and Grande Prairie and District Catholic School’s (GPCSD) partnered with Alberta Health Services (AHS) to create four new positions (two in each division) for dedicated addictions counsellors in its high schools.  Counsellors will work […]

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PWPSD receives $700,000 in mental health support from province

December 8, 2022

The Peace Wapiti School Division received approximately $700,000 over two years from Alberta Education which will go towards hiring an outreach team leader and three family support workers.  “The grant was given to us to help address students who have lost engagement with school during COVID,” said Shawn O'Shea, assistant superintendent.  “It could encompass everything […]

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Speeding not an issue in downtown core, says city

December 8, 2022

City administration presented a speed study of the downtown area along 100 Ave. to the Operational Services Committee on Nov. 22. The study was initiated after a downtown business owner Beeta Bator brought her concerns of witnessing near misses of pedestrians crossing at the mid-block crosswalks to council on July 11; speed was considered to […]

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