Michelle Lynne, who began her piano training in Grande Prairie before building a career in the Netherlands, returns to kick off the InspireArts Concert Series at Northwestern Polytechnic.
Alberta Wildfire reports zero active fires across northern Alberta, yet agricultural activity remains the top cause of human-caused wildfires during harvest wrap-up.
Crews will clear leaves, sand and debris from residential roads and catch basins through mid-October. Residents are asked to move vehicles off streets during scheduled cleaning times.
Seven free community events at County fire halls will teach residents how to safely charge, store and dispose of lithium-ion batteries. Sessions run from Oct. 3 through Oct. 10.
The event connected young women and nonbinary students with professionals from local government and Alberta Parks working in natural resource management.
A busy sports slate hits the Peace Country this weekend, from junior hockey and college golf to a rescheduled freestyle motocross show at Evergreen Park.
Reeghan Funk, a third-year kinesiology student at Northwestern Polytechnic, was one of 28 deaf and hard-of-hearing students across Canada selected for the award.
The awards, won at the Canadian Country Music Awards in Saskatoon, add to Townes's growing trophy collection and came alongside recognition for another Alberta-born artist.
The addictions treatment organization will nearly double its bed capacity with a new three-story building unveiled during its 16th annual Share-A-Thon.
The Grande Prairie pulp mill operator is seeking public feedback as it renews its decade-long forest harvest plan, with no changes to its overall management strategy.
The Peace Regional Energy Alliance says a new interprovincial agreement strengthens its case for northwestern Alberta to host future nuclear development.
The Grande Prairie Police Service is finalizing safety upgrades at the 99th Street detachment ahead of taking over policing duties from the RCMP next month.
The City of Grande Prairie has moved its Public Safety Communications Centre out of City Hall on 99th Street to prepare for expanded duties under the new Grande Prairie Police Service.
Residents pressed provincial officials on consent, water use and corporate accountability at the final stop of Alberta's AI data centre consultation tour.
The City of Grande Prairie is offering free transit tours aimed at residents unfamiliar with the bus system. Sessions require pre-registration through the city's website.
RCMP and the Catholic school division confirmed there is no remaining threat after an emergency situation prompted lockdown measures at two high schools and two recreation facilities.
Volunteers went door-to-door across Grande Prairie for the Salvation Army Food Bank, though a lack of volunteers meant nearly 20 neighbourhoods went uncollected.
The province's fourth and last public forum on AI data centre development comes as Greenview Industrial Gateway is being eyed for one of the world's largest such facilities.
County Council also updated a policy aimed at retaining family physicians and nurse practitioners amid ongoing primary care access concerns.
Source: EverythingGP
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