City Council approved its budget for the 2020 fiscal year with a property tax increase of 1.25 per cent at a Monday meeting after holding budget deliberations last week.

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In the shadow of municipal budget deliberations, the City of Grande Prairie may postpone its upcoming 2020 census evaluations for another year.

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Following a host of delays, construction on the new Composite High School is scheduled to begin within the month with sod officially turned Friday.

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Seven Generations Energy aims to bring all its local staff under one roof with a new office building on the west side of Grande Prairie.

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A geothermal power plant south of Grande Prairie is one step closer to realization after a Wednesday announcement from the province.

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Telus will enhance connectivity and prepare for 5G in Grande Prairie with a $190-million investment in new communications infrastructure and operations through 2023.

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The City of Grande Prairie is considering possibilities for a potential indoor skate park following the success of the current facility in Muskoseepi Park.

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The number of students enrolled in Grande Prairie Catholic schools is up from 2018. The GPCSD has a total of 5,599 students enrolled for the 2019/2020 school year, up from 5,397 students enrolled last year.

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Crime and quality of roads were two common issues for citizens in northwestern Alberta, according to the Vital Signs Engagement Survey for 2019.

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Land developers and the housing industry aren’t too keen on the City of Grande Prairie’s plan to create more affordable housing.

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