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The City of Grande Prairie’s Economic Development Department assists local businesses’ expansion goals and helps guide investors through the development process by acting as a facilitator for municipal services. Contact us for support or market information and to learn how your business can benefit from the Grande Prairie advantage.”

The Inclusion Alberta Family Resource Centre- Grande Prairie and Area supports families to create a vision and plan for a meaningful life, fully included in community, and to access the supports and opportunities to realize that vision with their family member with a developmental disability.

Families can access centre resources on-line or at the Grande Prairie location in Centre 2000 and can participate in virtual and in-person workshops where families, individuals, and staff can connect, learn, and share valuable information. We also work with community organizations and businesses to enhance their capacity to enable the inclusion of individuals with developmental disabilities.

The Grande Prairie & District Chamber of Commerce acts as a unified voice for business of all sizes and interests. Active locally, provincially and nationally, the Chamber is a truly independent advocacy organization. Our Chamber also partners in the highly-respected advocacy efforts of the Alberta and Canadian Chambers of Commerce to monitor pending legislation and regulation, and act on behalf of business to ensure the development and promotion of activities that ensure the Grande Prairie region’s business community’s continued growth and prosperity.

Community foundations contribute time, leadership and financial support to local initiatives, helping people give back where their communities need it most.

We work locally to make Alberta Northwest a great place for everyone to live. Our staff and volunteers work with people from across the region to end poverty, help kids succeed, and build extraordinary communities.

Our vision: A great city for all.

Our mission: To improve lives and build extraordinary communities by engaging individuals and mobilizing collective action.

Located in the lower level of Centre 2000, the Heritage Discovery Centre is an engaging, interpretive museum that takes visitors through a geological and industrial time-line as portrayed from the Mesozoic Era, through the last Ice Age and into the development of local, natural resources.

Content rich displays, video documentaries and hands-on exhibits give visitors a multi-sensory perception of what life what like for those who called Grande Prairie and area home. The Heritage Discovery Centre is also home to ‘Piper’, a life-size, animatronic dinosaur who represents the Pachyrhinosaurus species discovered in the Peace Country.

The Kin Gallery is a flexible exhibit space which changes regularly to feature travelling and custom exhibits such as the “Don Everton Radio Collection” (2016) and “Horses, Wagons & Cowboys: The Chuckwagon Story” (2017).”

The Discovery Centre offers a high level of accessibility and is suitable for all ages.