David Staples: It won't be long before a corporate logo replaces beloved Edmonton Oilers crest on jersey. Prediction — it won’t be long before the logo of some massive corporate entity replaces the beloved Oil Drop crest on the front of the Edmonton Oilers uniform.

2022年4月22日 · Transformed WHT Mead Building opens on Vermilion campus. In a unique blend of technological sophistication and agricultural tradition, Lakeland College celebrated the grand opening of the rejuvenated WHT Mead Building at …

2022年10月3日 · Transformed WHT Mead Building opens on Vermilion campus. In a unique blend of technological sophistication and agricultural tradition, Lakeland College celebrated the grand opening of the rejuvenated WHT Mead Building at …

2024年9月1日 · Grande Prairie RCMP confirm the identity of woman found on city's west side: Megan Butler. RCMP have confirmed the woman whose body was found on Grande Prairie’ s west side on Oct. 21 is that of Megan Butler, formerly of Dawson Creek.

2023年1月17日 · Article content The Vermilion Standard is continuing its evolution with a move to digital only, effective the week of Feb. 27. After this week there we be only six more print editions as we move with our readers into the digital future of news.

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2020年12月8日 · Article content. Today, we launch an all-new website for The Vermilion Standard — based on feedback from readers like you. You’ll notice a fresh new look and feel, with big images and bold headlines.

2024年3月7日 · The Release of the 2022 Alberta Budget gives insight into Grande Prairie's fiscal future. Last week on Thursday Travis Toews, Albertan Minister of Finance tabled the provincial budget, which shows marked improvement from the previous fiscal year, despite pandemic woes, including off and on-again shutdowns and supply chain issues.

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Opinion: Alberta's outsourcing surgeries experiment isn't working. In February 2020, the Alberta government announced it would spend $400 million outsourcing surgeries to for-profit facilities in the province through its then brand-new Alberta Surgical Initiative (ASI).