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Peace Region

Community
Bezanson Ag. Society receives grant from UFA Foundation
A Peace Country organization is among five across Alberta to get a $20,000 grant from UFA Agricultural Community Foundation's Rural Communities Grant program. The Bezanson Agricultural Society is getting the money for its Bezanson Community Hub Revitalization project. UFA says on its website that the money will be used...
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Roads
Road work project underway on Range Road 25 says County of Grande Prairie
The County of Grande Prairie says a two-month-long road work project on Range Road 25 is underway. The county says the work being done between Township Roads 744 and 754 will include road construction and installing culverts. The speed limit will be lowered in the construction area. Traffic will be detoured or down to ...
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Community
Sisters in Spirit Walk & Vigil set for Sunday
A walk to honour and remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls will be held on Sunday. The Sisters in Spirit Walk & Vigil will start at the Spirit Sisters Rock in Muskoseepi Park by Northwestern Polytechnic at 10 a.m. It will then make its way to the Traditional Healing Garden at the Grande Prairie F...
Oct 3, 2026
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Community
STARS fundraisers bring in $575K
For the second time in history, over half a million dollars has been raised for STARS Air Ambulance in Grande Prairie through the Rescue in the North fundraiser and A Night with STARS gala. Four community leaders got to experience a "day in STARS life" through the 2026 Rescue in the North fundraising event. E...
Oct 2, 2026
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City of Grande Prairie
City of Grande Prairie begins fall residential street sweeping Oct. 5
Fall residential street cleaning begins for Grande Prairie residents next week.Starting Monday, Oct. 5, the City of Grande Prairie will have crews removing leaves, sand, and other debris to maintain the roads and collect materials around catch basins and the drainage system.Residents are being asked to keep their vehic...
Oct 2, 2026
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Community
Rotary Clubs collecting socks and underwear in annual Dignity Drive Oct. 1-Nov. 8
All four Rotary Clubs of Grande Prairie are partnering up again for their annual Dignity Drive to collect socks and underwear for people in need.Throughout October and early November residents and visitors are asked to drop off newly purchased clothing at several locations, including Bonnetts Energy Centre, the Prairie...
Oct 2, 2026
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Alberta

Minister's Awards
Individuals, organizations honoured for service to Alberta seniors
Several organizations and individuals are being recognized for their services to Alberta's seniors.The Minister's Seniors Service Awards have now been presented for 28 years."Seniors helped build the strong communities we know today," says Nathan Neudorf, Minister of Assisted Living and Social Services. "...
Oct 1, 2026
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Alberta to ramp up fines and penalties for illegal dumping
Increased penalties for illegal dumping are coming this fall, according to the Government of Alberta.The amendments to the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act will also mean increased oversight of large waste facilities.Penalties are proposed to range from $10,000 to $100,000 for individuals, and from $100,000...
Oct 1, 2026
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sweden and denmark
MLA LaGrange travelling to Europe to learn about innovative health care
Minister of Hospital and Surgical Health Services, Adriana LaGrange, who is also the MLA for Red Deer-North, will travel to Europe this week to learn more about innovative health care models and how they can improve access and outcomes for Albertans.LaGrange will be gone from Oct. 2-10 in Sweden and Denmark.In a releas...
Oct 1, 2026
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Crime
Edmonton man charged after online threats made against Prime Minister Carney
Mounties have charged an Edmonton man with threatening to kill Prime Minister Mark Carney. RCMP say its federal policing division made the arrest following an investigation into posts on the social media platform X. It comes after police announced last month they had arrested a Calgary man over death threats against Ca...
Oct 1, 2026
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Canada

Quebec party leaders make final pitches to voters ahead of Monday's vote
MONTREAL - Quebec's main party leaders took a look back at their campaigns on Sunday as they worked to deliver one final message to electors on the eve of Monday's vote. Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says this election is all about br...
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CAQ Leader Christine Fréchette expresses regret as Quebec election campaign ends
MONTREAL - With hours left in Quebec's provincial election campaign, Coalition Avenir Québec Leader Christine Fréchette acknowledged Sunday that there are things she would have done differently. During a stop in Shawinigan, Fréchette said she was proud...
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B.C.'s Eby promises new tax on millionaires to help pay for health care
British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby said his party would introduce a new tax bracket for those who earn $1 million or more to help pay for health care, if re-elected. The leader made the promise Sunday, while campaigning in Comox on Vancouver Island,...
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Search ongoing for six people after debris found from missing Ontario air ambulance
The U.S. Coast Guard says it continues to search for survivors after finding a debris field off the coast of Nantucket that's been confirmed as being from a missing Canadian air ambulance jet. Rear Admiral Matt Lake told a news conference in Boston on ...
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'Silence could be consent': Alberta First Nations push to get out vote for referendum
EDMONTON - Angel Houle says she's never voted in an Alberta provincial election, but this month's referendum is different. Not only is she casting a ballot, Houle is helping outfit First Nations' leaders with everything they need to get out the vote on...
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Canada must weigh creation of new spy service with 'eyes wide open,' study warns
OTTAWA - Espionage is a deadly serious and generally misunderstood business, and it's critical for Canadian politicians thinking about starting a foreign spy service to decide "with their eyes wide open," a new study says. "Virtually no Canadian knows ...
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