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■ Features / Weekly Features
FRONT COVER November 23  Share Comments  
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■ News / City
Endless options for photos  Share Comments  
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Before the age of digital photography, photo albums were a staple in most homes. Photos were taken, film developed, pictures printed and placed in the album. With the advent of the digital technology, many are leaving their photos on a computer or memory stick, unsure of what to do with them. [more]
■ News / City
‘Looking’ for love and laughs  Share Comments  
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Finding a life partner could be considered a difficult task. But getting back into the dating scene following a divorce may be even harder. Such is the theme in Looking, a romantic comedy written by Canadian playwright Norm Foster, and the latest production at Ovations! Dinner Theatre. [more]
■ News / Entertainment
Oscar buzz around ‘An Education,’ next film in GPLT series  Share  
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An Education is a coming-of-age drama from the U.K. that won the Audience Award at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival in the World Cinema (dramatic) category. It is the fourth film in the Grande Prairie Movie Series and screens at 7 p. [more]
■ Archives / Everyday Earth Wise
Playing the green card  Share Comments 
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This year I'm making my own Christmas cards and even so, they are only partly environmentally friendly. It may seem a bit early but many of us are already preparing to select and purchase our Christmas cards. [more]
■ Archives / Family Matters
Confessions of a confused mother  Share Comments 
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Perhaps I'm alone in this, but I sometimes wonder what I've done to my children. [more]
■ Archives / Off The Shelf
Stepping outside the comfort zone good for the brain  Share Comments 
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I'm one of those people who believes in constantly challenging myself. I strive to improve things and learn as much as possible and believe in doing this through reading. If you've been following this column, you know that I prefer certain types of books. [more]
■ News / Editorial
Tory flu fumble requires review  Share Comments 
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The provincial government isn't out of the woods yet in the continuing contentious discord over the fumbled H1N1 influenza vaccination program, but it may get some respite from criticism both from within the party and among Albertans of every stripe, from ordinary folk to health professionals. [more]
■ Archives / Ink Well
Start the season in December  Share Comments 
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Maybe it's me, but does Christmas come too soon and last too long? I'm thinking it does. Christmas ornaments on the store shelves two weeks into October is too soon! Don't get me wrong. I'm not the Grinch, I love Christmas, really, I do. [more]
■ News / City
State of Shock heading back to studio soon  Share Comments  
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When they played here last, 2009 was just about to start. Now, nearly a full and successful year later, Vancouver-based rock band State of Shock is set to make their return to Grande Prairie this week. [more]
■ News / City
The Latency making connections  Share Comments  
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There is a big difference between making an impact on the Canadian music charts and making a real connection with fans. The Latency has already completed the first part and is ready to start the second. [more]
■ Archives / Buzz & Balance
Plastic surgery in Mexico not such a great idea  Share Comments 
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Dear Buzz and Balance, My girlfriend just got back from Mexico and told me that the spa she went to also does plastic surgery, and the price is super reasonable. I need a holiday and would love to come back looking rested – and perhaps 10 years younger. [more]
■ News / City
Wind ensemble and concert choir concerts coming up  Share Comments 
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As November comes to a close, the GPRC is looking to showcase its finest musical talents to the people of Grande Prairie with fall concerts running Nov. 27 and 28 at the Douglas J. Cardinal Performing Arts Centre. [more]
■ Features / Weekly Features
Mix it up for hot chocolate season  Share Comments 
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It's hot chocolate season! And there's a certain style to mixing up the perfect cup of cocoa. If you're looking for a thicker, richer, more chocolate drink, the good folks at Cadbury suggest you just add more chocolate! If you want it milkier, add more milk and flavouring to suit your style. [more]
■ News / Entertainment
’Tis now the season - Networks open festive floodgates  Share  
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There's no denying it. Christmas is coming. And, despite the lineups, credit card bills and not-so-cheery holiday cheer, there's something about this time of year that makes so many smile. Luckily for TV fans, two major networks are pitching in with holiday specials to smile about this week. [more]
■ Features / Weekly Features
Simple ways to manage aches and pains after a day at the desk  Share Comments 
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"Desk jockeys" often find aches and pains become more noticeable after long days in the office. [more]
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