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Grande Prairie cricket still looking to expand

July 4, 2024

It’s not all crickets at city hall while council continues its search for a future location for a new pitch. Last Tuesday, the Public and Protective Services committee moved the conversation about a new home for cricket to a Committee of the Whole meeting.“Cricket has been thriving in Grande Prairie,” said Digvijai Parmar, Grande Prairie Cricket […]

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PHOTOS: Wembley makes a splash

July 4, 2024
Students celebrated the beginning of summer break and end of the school year with a water fight on June 26. Some of Wembley’s young residents were ready with water balloons with their teachers names on them. The Wembley Fire Department ensured no one was dry after a splash with their hoses.

PHOTOS: Grande Prairie pow wow returns

June 27, 2024
The Grande Prairie Traditional Pow Wow at Bonnetts Energy Centre saw people of all ages and backgrounds over the weekend. The pow wow included a hand games tournament and an indigenous market. National Indigenous Peoples Day People lined the streets of Grande Prairie for the National Indigenous Peoples Day parade on Friday.  The parade was […]

Sexsmith to reach out with concerns about youth incidents

June 27, 2024

The Town of Sexsmith will reach out to Mountain Plains Community Services Society of the North (MPCSSN) as well as Alberta Child and Family Services about its concerns around a youth group home.Mayor Kate Potter said councillors have been receiving complaints of incidents over the past month, from theft of property and vandalism to physical […]

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Storm financials better than last year; city offers discounts and breaks

June 27, 2024

City council will waive the Grande Prairie Storm’s fee for Bonnetts Energy Centre for the 2024-2025 season and will offer city rinks at a 50 per cent discount for its youth hockey development. Last year, the city waived Storm’s fees for rinks for youth hockey development, the facility fee for Bonnetts Energy Centre during the 23-24 […]

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