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52 continuing care home spaces available to Spirit River seniors after Pleasant View Lodge reopens

Spirit River's new supportive living spaces have officially opened at Pleasant View Lodge, allowing even more community members to receive a high level of care, close to home. 

NWP accepting applications for new Emergency Medical Responder certificate

Northwestern Polytechnic has begun accepting applications for its highly anticipated, newly approved Emergency Medical Responder training certificate for the Spring 2025 intake. 

City of Grande Prairie council greenlights new healthcare strategy focusing on physicians and families

The City of Grande Prairie has opted to move forward with the new Healthcare Strategy, which includes several incentives, along with a task force, and a new ambassador program to continue their mission of attracting and retaining healthcare professionals in Grande Prairie.
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RCMP request public assistance in locating owners of “large sum of cash” found at Value Village

The Grande Prairie RCMP is seeking help from the public in reuniting a "large sum" of cash that has been in police possession since September. 

Grande Prairie RCMP detachment front counter hours to reduce March 17th

The Grande Prairie RCMP's front counter hours will soon change, reducing the hours by around 30 minutes. 

City of GP expands DIG Program to open up funding for developers and businesses

Grande Prairie City Council has approved several updates to the Development Incentives and Grants Program, hoping businesses and developers will have even more opportunities to invest in the city. 

NWP announces new Social Work Diploma program to accommodate growing need in the north

Northwestern Polytechnic has announced its new Social Work Diploma program has been approved and is now accepting nominations for this year's Fall semester. 

City of GP will not call municipal by-election following Wendy Bosch’s resignation

Former Councillor Wendy Bosch's resignation prompted some conversation in City Hall on Monday night. 
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