Clubs
The Monkman Pass Highway Association
In the early 20th century, the agricultural industry was growing in the Peace Region. Grain and other agricultural products were transported to British Columbia and
In the early 20th century, the agricultural industry was growing in the Peace Region. Grain and other agricultural products were transported to British Columbia and
The Prairie Squares Dance Club was a local square dancing club that was formed in 1951. Partnered couples met regularly to sashay, swing, and do-si-do.
In 1984, interested people from the bison production community formed the Peace Country Bison Association. In their own words, this group aimed to “promote, encourage,
After organizing in 1960, the Business and Professional Women’s Club of Grande Prairie (see file 0032.08.06.397 in the Campbell family fonds) officially held its charter
The Canadian Girls in Training, or CGIT, was started by the Young Women’s Christian Association in conjunction with several large Christian denominations in 1915. The
Welcome Wagon Canada was founded in 1930 and made its way to Grande Prairie by 1960. The purpose of the Welcome Wagon was to welcome
In 1968, largely due to Roy Garret and Bud Clark, the Trumpeter Swan Trailer Association was officially initiated. In their own words: The purpose of
We’re pleased to introduced a new limited-run blog series. Each month, we will explore a club, organization, or association from around the Peace Region. The