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Drums of the Crazy Creek Singers, left, were loud along with their voices during the Grande Prairie Traditional Pow Wow at Evergreen Park on Friday, June 20.  The Pow Wow ran from Friday to Sunday and included hand games, tattoo booths and an indigenous market. Saturday was also National Indigenous Peoples Day.

A new program geared at assisting businesses with replacing vandalized windows may be coming to the city.  On June 10, the public and protective services committee directed administration to develop a pilot program and a budget for a vandalism recovery program. ”I’ve heard a lot from our community recently in regards to broken windows; every […]

The lights are up for a film festival to take place at the Grande Prairie Live Theatre (GPLT) this summer. The Peace Region Independent Media Arts Association (PRIMAA) Summer Film Festival June brings local filmmaking to the screen June 21. The festival will feature three films made during the annual Frantic48 Festival, which took place […]

The cost of repairs to Bear Creek Dam has increased but the city says they need to be completed even though the future of the dam is uncertain.  The city will be gathering resident input until June 22 on the future of the dam. “Regardless of what we choose to do with any of the […]

Amenities to help Hythe residents keep their cool are in uncertain waters this summer. The Hythe Athletic Association (HAA) has kicked off fundraising efforts to replace the brine lines at the historic Hythe Memorial Arena, first opened in January 1950. “There are lines underneath that carry calcium to cool the ice, and they’re actually broken, […]