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Saving the Jubilee Park Swan

August 5, 2026
The Jubilee Park swan sculpture has been an iconic symbol of Grande Prairie for over half a century. But time and vandalism had left the swan in rough shape.  The swan was removed for repairs and has been restored by the Grande Prairie Museum’s Tim Moore. “When it came to
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Notes on Cinema: Summer Blockbuster Season

August 5, 2026
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Well, it’s summertime, and one genre has become synonymous with the season: action movies. There are many excellent entries from around the world, and, alongside them, a variety of sub-genres, whether to broaden your view of the genre or give it a second chance. Action-comedy The Action-comedy is an interesting
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Public art across the Peace

August 5, 2026
Beaverlodge Fairview Grande Prairie The Muskoseepi Park amphitheatre is surrounded by murals by local artists in Grande Prairie. The artists featured on the amphitheatre include Tim Heimdal, Louise Lissoway, Louanne Hart, Clancy Moonbeam Fitzgerald, Leslie Duggan, and Stacey Brown. Dawson Creek Fort St. John
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PHOTOS: Big Print Day

July 1, 2026
It was Big Print Day for the Print Artist North group, which utilized a roadwork steam roller to make some large prints during the Bright Nights in June festival at the North Peace Cultural Centre in Fort St. John on June 13. Surerus donated the driver and roller for the
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Bluesky Music Festival brings community together

June 26, 2026
If there was ever a music festival that could be described as “homegrown,” it’s the Bluesky Music Festival. It all started with a dream and a very determined, talented man; Ray Hamel was a musician, mentor, and believer in community and the power of music to bring people together. Some
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Taking Pride in Yarn: Dawson Creek’s Faking Sanity

June 8, 2026
In the downtown core of Dawson Creek sits a little shop that serves as a safe space for book nerds, yarn aficionados, the queer community, and those who are just wondering. They also serve coffee and treats. Faking Sanity is a used bookstore/yarn store/coffee shop that is sometimes referred to
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