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County of Grande Prairie council highlights from Mar. 25, 2024 - Vimarsana News

County of Grande Prairie council highlights from Mar. 25, 2024

Council decided to take no action on Webster intersection lighting for now. The topic will be revisited in the future.

County of Grande Prairie council highlights from Mar. 25, 2024 | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune - Vimarsana News

County of Grande Prairie council highlights from Mar. 25, 2024 | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune

Council decided to take no action on Webster intersection lighting for now. The topic will be revisited in the future.

Teenager paralysed from the waist down after suffering complications from surgery to realign her jaw - Vimarsana News

Teenager paralysed from the waist down after suffering complications from surgery to realign her jaw

Chelsea Flynn, from Kent, awoke from the procedure in May last year to learn she had become paralysed with dystonia - a medical condition that can result in muscle spasms and painful contractions.

Pride celebration to honor Evanston's LBGTQIA+ community - Vimarsana News

Pride celebration to honor Evanston's LBGTQIA+ community

Evanston Now But a parade has been called off for a second year because of the pandemic. It may seem hard to believe that a politically progressive community such as Evanston has never had a Gay Pride parade, but it’s true. A parade scheduled for last year had to be called off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and there will not be a parade this year for the same reason. However, the group Evanston Pride is coordinating a Pride Celebration day on June 26, with a series of events, and a theme “Proud to Be.” In a release from the organization, board member Sandie Elliott says, “This will be...