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Grande Prairie weather improving, musicians playing, and leaves pop | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune - Vimarsana News

Grande Prairie weather improving, musicians playing, and leaves pop | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune

Grande Prairie's arts and culture scene is alive and thriving with local artists: McKindred and The Northbloods are at NWP Saturday night and Zachary Kay…

Three First Nations, Alberta government to build road from Fort Mac to Grande Prairie region - Vimarsana News

Three First Nations, Alberta government to build road from Fort Mac to Grande Prairie region

The Alberta government has agreements with three First Nations to connect Fort McMurray to Peerless Lake with 218-kilometre, gravel highway.

First Nations, Alberta government to build road from Fort Mac to Peace region - Vimarsana News

First Nations, Alberta government to build road from Fort Mac to Peace region

The Alberta government has agreements with three First Nations to connect Fort McMurray to Peerless Lake with 218-kilometre, gravel highway.

My Liberal grandfather might roll in his grave, but I'll vote for what's best for Fort McMurray - Vimarsana News

My Liberal grandfather might roll in his grave, but I'll vote for what's best for Fort McMurray

Adem Campbell fell in love with Fort McMurray and saw his political loyalties flip. He's voting for what he believes is best for this oil and gas community. His opinion piece is part of a series of personal essays the CBC is running ahead of the Alberta election.

Source: cbc.ca
Kate Beaton's graphic memoir 'Ducks' gives insight into working at Alberta's oilsands - Vimarsana News

Kate Beaton's graphic memoir 'Ducks' gives insight into working at Alberta's oilsands

When Kate Beaton migrated west to work in Alberta's oilsands, she didn't know what to expect — other than a job that would allow her to pay down her student loans.