Mark your calendars to reserve your spot starting March 22 for the Easter Bunny’s visit to the Heritage Village on April 3! This Easter, the City of Grande Prairie is hopping with excitement to host our Easter Eggstravaganza event once more. Participants can register online…

Updated March 26, 2021: As of March 28, 2021, gravel road bans are at 75% axle weight 24 hours per day.  The City of Grande Prairie begins gravel road bans on Wednesday, March 17, 2021. All gravel roads will be at 50% axle weight 24 hours per day until further notice.…

Community groups or agencies are now able to apply for Community Group Funding for the 2022 funding cycle to support upcoming projects that enhance and enrich the community and quality of life for residents. The City is proud to offer this funding opportunity as one of the many…

The City of Grande Prairie is presenting A Local Panel on Unconscious Bias: An Awareness Campaign for the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination on March 21 with a virtual panel of leaders in the area of diversity and inclusion sharing their experiences…

Below are the highlights for the City Council meeting held March 8 2021: Delegations The Community Foundation of Northwestern Alberta presented as a delegate to request funding for Northwestern Alberta’s Vital Signs 2021 Project. Council approved funding in the amount of $20,000…

The Women of Influence Awards 2021 recipients were announced today in a virtual event. The awards take place to commemorate International Women’s Day in Grande Prairie and aim to recognize local women who have made a strong impact by promoting equality, providing opportunities…

The City of Grande Prairie has announced a round of residential snow clearing and parking bans on permanent snow routes, starting on Tuesday, March 2. Residential snow clearing begins when activated by the City with consideration of snow accumulations and upcoming weather…

The Grande Prairie Local Immigration Partnership (GPLIP) is currently completing a survey for immigrants living in Grande Prairie to better understand the local perspective and COVID-19 impacts. Currently, GPLIP has identified six main priorities for their work Housing…

The City of Grande Prairie is installing two slope movement monitors in the land north of the 68 Avenue bridge near Bear Creek from February 25 to March 4 to aid in the ongoing assessment of the natural slopes, embankments, and retaining walls adjacent to Bear Creek. Movement…

Traffic signals at four locations are being worked on over the next two weeks to accommodate the installation of new traffic signal poles and removal of old infrastructure. Crews will be working periodically in the following locations: 100 Street and 124 Avenue 100 Street and…