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'Long overdue': Alberta welders prepare to join B.C. strike over stagnant wage rates (opens the original)
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Alberta rig welders are preparing to join a growing labour movement Oct. 1, as welders in the B.C. Peace region say stagnant rates and rising operating costs have made a long-overdue increase necessary. Craig Fiset, a Fort St. John-based owner of Fiset’s Welding, has worked in the trade since 1997 and operated his own business since 2004. He plans to join fellow welders in Grande Prairie this week to support the Alberta action. “For the most part, it seems long overdue.” Your weekday lunchtime r
A buncha bull chute: Pro bull riders jangle their spurs into GP (opens the original)
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This Saturday you can see men tangle with sweaty, snotty bulls in the dirt for eight seconds at a time. PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Canada’s elite Cup Series will get the buck into Grande Prairie, holding the at Bonnetts Energy Centre on September 26. The event will mark a crucial event for the 2026 PBR Canada Championship contenders as they chase key points in their title bid with just four events remaining before the year-end National Finals. For one night only, fans will witness exhilarati
Alberta/BC border brings another season of music to Demmitt (opens the original)
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The road between Alberta and British Columbia is about to get a whole lot more musical. Borderline Culture is rolling out its 2026-27 performance season at the Demmitt Community Centre, with a six-show lineup that moves through folk, roots, blues, soul, rock, country and Indigenous music. With a concert bus service, with pickups in Grande Prairie, Beaverlodge and Hythe available there is no excuse not to hit the road. The season opens Sept. 26 with the Andrew Collins Trio, bringing together Coll
TRAINS DON’T STOP: Alberta rail safety week brings real warning (opens the original)
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All trains deliver a reminder at heart of Rail Safety Week, running Sept. 21 to 27, as the Alberta RCMP and CN Police remind motorists and pedestrians when it comes to railway crossings, one bad decision could be a fatal one. This year’s campaign, ‘There’s No Undo Button’, tunnels Canadians to make safe choices around railway tracks and crossings. Operation Lifesaver Canada leads an annual campaign, focused on preventing railway crossing and trespassing incidents. Both Alberta RCMP and CN Police
Weyerhaeuser talks NW Alberta forestry management (opens the original)
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With Weyerhaeuser hosting open houses in Grande Prairie and Grande Cache concerning their forestry management and harvest planning, Postmedia had a quick question and answer session with the company amidst and ahead of the public consultations. The first went Monday Centre 2000. A second will be held in Grande Cache on Wednesday, Sept. 23, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Grande Cache Inn. A third is planned for Grande Prairie on October 16. What can residents expect to learn at the Grande Prair
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