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Update #31: GPREP Deactivated, Evacuation Alert Remains in Place

Date: June 14, 2025

 Update #31: GPREP Deactivated, Evacuation Alert Remains in Place 

Grande Prairie — Saturday, June 14, 2025, 12:15 p.m. –  The Grande Prairie Regional Emergency Partnership (GPREP) has been deactivated.  

An evacuation alert remains in place for everyone north of Township Road 710 to 740, east of the British Columbia/Alberta border to Range Road 132. 

The wildfire is still being classified as out of control. County Regional Fire Service crews will continue to monitor the area. Ongoing smoke may be visible. Residents should call 911 if they see any open flame.  

A fire ban remains in effect for the entire County of Grande Prairie. Residents are urged to adhere to the fire ban which was issued due to dry conditions and recent wildfire activity in the region. The current fire hazard is extreme. 

Copies of the Re-Entry Plan for Kiskatinaw River Wildfire Evacuees were distributed to affected residents and can be found online under the Resources section at www.gprep.ca. Further updates will be made from the County of Grande Prairie official sources.  

Weather and Fire Behaviour 

Today rain and northwest winds (10–15 km/h) are expected, with a high of 14°C and humidity above 75%. Fire behaviour should remain low and similar to yesterday. Sunday will bring scattered showers, possible afternoon thunderstorms, and moderate humidity as temperatures rise. 

Operations Update 

Crews from the BC Wildfire Service and Alberta Wildfire will continue with fire suppression efforts. 

 

Alberta Evacuee Resources 

  • ATCO has successfully restored natural gas service to affected residents and completed all necessary appliance relights. For assistance or further support, please contact ATCO at 310-5678. 
  • The call centre will be open on June 14 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and deactivated as of Sunday, June 15. Starting Monday, June 16 contact the County Office at 780-532-9722 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 
  • Register livestock with the County’s Livestock Emergency Response Plan (LERP): Contact the GPREP Call Centre at 780-830-5002. 

 

Where to find fire updates  

 

Donations 

 

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Media contact:  

Information Officer, 
GPREP, 
587-771-0825,
IOF@gprep.ca 

 

About GPREP 

The Grande Prairie Regional Emergency Partnership (GPREP) brings together the City of Grande Prairie, County of Grande Prairie, and the towns of Beaverlodge, Sexsmith, and Wembley to coordinate resources, training, and response strategies for large-scale emergencies. GPREP enhances public safety, strengthens community resilience, and delivers timely crisis information. Learn more at www.GPREP.ca and follow us on www.Facebook.com/GPREPalerts, and Twitter [X] www.x.com/gprepalerts. 

Update #30: Evacuation Order Lifted, Evacuation Alert Zone Reduced 

Date: June 13, 2025

Update #30: Evacuation Order Lifted, Evacuation Alert Zone Reduced 

Grande Prairie — Friday, June 13, 2025, 5:00 pm–  The County of Grande Prairie has lifted the evacuation order. Everyone north of Township Road 710 to 740, east of the British Columbia/ Alberta border to Range Road 132 can now return home. This area will remain on evacuation alert. 

Residents in the evacuation alert area should be prepared to leave with 30 minutes’ notice. 

The GPREP Re-Entry Guide: Kiskatinaw-River-Wildfire-Resident-Re-Entry-Document-2025-06-13.pdf

As residents return to the area, you may see visible smoke, which is expected. However, if you see open flames, please call 911 immediately to report it. 

Despite the rainfall, we remain in drought conditions, and residents are reminded that a province-wide fire ban is still in effect. 

Alberta Evacuee Resources 

  • As a safety precaution, ATCO temporarily shut off natural gas service to the area within and outside the evacuation zone. ATCO crews are in the area assisting with restoring service. If you need assistance, please call ATCO at 310-5678. 
  • GPREP Call Centre: Call 780-830-5002, 10:00 am to 7:00 p.m. 
  • Register livestock with the County’s Livestock Emergency Response Plan (LERP): Contact the GPREP Call Centre at 780-830-5002. 

Where to find fire updates  

Donations 

The next update will be provided as new information is available.

About GPREP 

The Grande Prairie Regional Emergency Partnership (GPREP) brings together the City of Grande Prairie, County of Grande Prairie, and the towns of Beaverlodge, Sexsmith, and Wembley to coordinate resources, training, and response strategies for large-scale emergencies. GPREP enhances public safety, strengthens community resilience, and delivers timely crisis information. Learn more at www.GPREP.ca and follow us on www.Facebook.com/GPREPalerts, and Twitter [X] www.x.com/gprepalerts. 

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Media contact:  

Information Officer,  

GPREP,  

587-771-0825, 

IOF@gprep.ca 

Update #29: The Evacuation Order and Alert Remain

Date: June 13, 2025

Update #29: The Evacuation Order and Alert Remain 

Grande Prairie — Friday, June 13, 2025, 10:15 am–  As of yesterday, the County of Grande Prairie downgraded the evacuation order and alert for select areas affected by the ongoing wildfire. This change reflects improved conditions and progress in firefighting efforts. 

The fire did not experience any overnight growth. Today’s rainfall is expected to further support containment strategies. Despite the rainfall, we are still in drought conditions and residents are reminded that there is still a province wide fire ban in effect. 

As residents return to the area, you may see visible smoke, which is expected. However, if you see open flames, please call 911 immediately to report it. 

Evacuation Order and Alert remain in place: 

  • The evacuation order remains in effect for everyone north of Township Road 710 to 740, east of the British Columbia/ Alberta border to Range Road 132. The evacuation order is outlined in the red area of the attached map. 
  • The evacuation alert remains in effect and is outlined in the yellow area of the attached map.  

Residents in areas under an evacuation alert should be prepared to leave with 30 minutes’ notice 

Alberta Evacuee Resources 

  • As a safety precaution, ATCO temporarily shut off natural gas service to the area within and outside the evacuation zone. ATCO crews are in the area assisting with restoring service. If you need assistance, please call ATCO at 310-5678. 
  • GPREP Call Centre: Call 780-830-5002, 10:00 am to 6:00 p.m. 
  • Register livestock with the County’s Livestock Emergency Response Plan (LERP): Contact the GPREP Call Centre at 780-830-5002. 

Where to find fire updates  

Donations 

The next update will be provided as new information is available. 

About GPREP 

The Grande Prairie Regional Emergency Partnership (GPREP) brings together the City of Grande Prairie, County of Grande Prairie, and the towns of Beaverlodge, Sexsmith, and Wembley to coordinate resources, training, and response strategies for large-scale emergencies. GPREP enhances public safety, strengthens community resilience, and delivers timely crisis information. Learn more at www.GPREP.ca and follow us on www.Facebook.com/GPREPalerts, and Twitter [X] www.x.com/gprepalerts. 

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Media contact:  

Information Officer,  

GPREP,  

587-771-0825, 

IOF@gprep.ca 

Update #28: Improving Conditions Allow Return in Some Areas 

Date: June 12, 2025

Update #28: Improving Conditions Allow Return in Some Areas 

Grande Prairie — Thursday, June 12, 2025, 5:00 p.m. – Due to recent rainfall, favourable weather conditions, and the continued efforts of firefighting crews, the County of Grande Prairie has downgraded the evacuation order and alert in specific areas. The wildfire has now grown to 26,628 hectares and remains classified as out of control. 

  • Everyone north of Township Road 710 to Township Road 740, east of Range Road 132 to Range Road 130 can return home. This area remains on evacuation alert.  
  • The evacuation alert is outlined in the yellow area of the attached map. Residents in areas under an evacuation alert should be prepared to leave with 30 minutes’ notice. 
  • The evacuation order remains in effect for everyone north of Township Road 710 to 740, east of the British Columbia/ Alberta border to Range Road 132. The evacuation order is outlined in the red area of the attached map. 

Residents in areas under an evacuation alert should remain prepared to leave on short notice. Whenever an evacuation order is issued, residents have just 30 minutes to leave. 

Alberta Evacuee Resources 

  • GPREP Call Centre: Call 780-830-5002, 10:00 am to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 12.  
  • Register livestock with the County’s Livestock Emergency Response Plan (LERP): Contact the GPREP Call Centre at 780-830-5002. 

Where to find fire updates  

Donations 

The next update will be provided as new information is available. 

About GPREP 

The Grande Prairie Regional Emergency Partnership (GPREP) brings together the City of Grande Prairie, County of Grande Prairie, and the towns of Beaverlodge, Sexsmith, and Wembley to coordinate resources, training, and response strategies for large-scale emergencies. GPREP enhances public safety, strengthens community resilience, and delivers timely crisis information. Learn more at www.GPREP.ca and follow us on www.Facebook.com/GPREPalerts, and Twitter [X] www.x.com/gprepalerts. 

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Media contact:  

Information Officer,  

GPREP,  

587-771-0825, 

IOF@gprep.ca 

 

Update #27: Rain Boosts Firefighting Efforts 

Date: June 12, 2025
Location: County of Grande Prairie

Update #27: Rain Boosts Firefighting Efforts 

Grande Prairie — Thursday, June 12, 2025, 10:30a.m. – Firefighters made strong progress overnight on the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire, successfully holding containment lines and continuing clean-up operations along the perimeter. There was no new wildfire growth reported overnight. 

The wildfire remains classified as out of control and is estimated at 26,628 hectares. 

Weather and Fire Behaviour

Forecasted weather today is expected to aid firefighting efforts. A low-pressure system off the coast of B.C. is forecast to bring several days of steady precipitation to the wildfire zone. Combined with cooler temperatures ranging from 12–14°C and lighter winds of 9 km/h (gusting to 16 km/h), minimal fire behaviour is expected, and relative humidity is expected to rise to 63%, providing a valuable opportunity for suppression work. 

Drying conditions are forecast to return late Sunday and into Monday, which could result in more active fire behaviour early next week. 

Operations Update 

Overnight, crews focused on reinforcing containment and extinguishing hotspots. Strong firefighting efforts led to no new growth reported. 

Today, crews continue to make progress on containment efforts, supported by aerial resources and heavy equipment. Ignition operations in the southeast side are helping establish stronger control lines, allowing firefighters to safely and effectively manage the fire’s edge. 

On the northeast side of the fire, multiple dozer groups are completing containment guards, while crews conduct small-scale hand ignitions to eliminate areas of dense trees. These operations are essential for creating tight, secure containment lines that prevent further spread. 

On June 11, the County of Grande Prairie reduced the evacuation order and alert area following progress on the fire and improving weather. The County continues to closely monitor conditions and will update evacuation zones as needed to protect residents and responders. 

Unified Command 

Alberta Wildfire, the B.C. Wildfire Service, and the County of Grande Prairie are operating under unified command to coordinate efforts in managing and containing this large wildfire which remains classified as out of control. The unified command is also working closely with the Peace River Regional District to ensure a coordinated regional response. 

Alberta Evacuee Resources 

  • GPREP Call Centre: Call 780-830-5002, 10:00 am to 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 12.  
  • Register livestock with the County’s Livestock Emergency Response Plan (LERP): Contact the GPREP Call Centre at 780-830-5002. 

Where to find fire updates  

Donations 

The next update will be provided as new information is available. 

About GPREP 

The Grande Prairie Regional Emergency Partnership (GPREP) brings together the City of Grande Prairie, County of Grande Prairie, and the towns of Beaverlodge, Sexsmith, and Wembley to coordinate resources, training, and response strategies for large-scale emergencies. GPREP enhances public safety, strengthens community resilience, and delivers timely crisis information. Learn more at www.GPREP.ca and follow us on www.Facebook.com/GPREPalerts, and Twitter [X] www.x.com/gprepalerts. 

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Media contact:  

Information Officer,  

GPREP,  

587-771-0825, 

IOF@gprep.ca 

Update #26: Improved Conditions Allow Crews to Advance Wildfire Containment

Date: June 11, 2025

Update #26: Improved Conditions Allow Crews to Advance Wildfire Containment 

Grande Prairie — Wednesday, June 11, 2025, 10:15 p.m. – The combination of favourable weather conditions and continued progress on the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire led the County of Grande Prairie to reduce the size of the evacuation order and alert earlier today. 

The wildfire has now grown to 26,628 hectares and remains classified as out of control. 

Weather and Fire Behaviour
Smoke cover throughout the day helped limit fire intensity by reducing temperatures and elevating humidity levels.  

Winds
Winds shifted throughout the afternoon, creating challenges for ignition operations. Gusts of up to 35 km/h were observed in some areas, affecting predictability of fire movement. Ground ignition operations were halted today as a safety precaution but will resume once conditions allow. 

Operations
Earlier today, the County of Grande Prairie downgraded portions of the evacuation order to an evacuation alert following improved conditions and progress by firefighting crews.  

Throughout the day, crews made good progress working with heavy equipment to establish fire guards on the northeast corner. Better visibility allowed aviation resources to operate more effectively, supporting ground crews with targeted water drops. Firefighters will continue night operations to identify and extinguish hotspots and reinforce control lines.  

Unified Command 

Alberta Wildfire, the B.C. Wildfire Service, and the County of Grande Prairie are operating under unified command to coordinate efforts in managing and containing this large wildfire which remains classified as out of control. The unified command is also working closely with the Peace River Regional District to ensure a coordinated regional response. 

Alberta Evacuee Resources 

  • GPREP Call Centre: Call 780-830-5002, 9:00 am to 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 11.  
  • As of Thursday, June 12, the Call Centre hours will be reduced to 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily. 
  • As of Thursday, June 12, Reception Centre hours will be reduced to 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily. 
  • Register livestock with the County’s Livestock Emergency Response Plan (LERP): Contact the GPREP Call Centre at 780-830-5002. 

Where to find fire updates  

Donations 

The next update will be provided as new information is available. 

About GPREP 

The Grande Prairie Regional Emergency Partnership (GPREP) brings together the City of Grande Prairie, County of Grande Prairie, and the towns of Beaverlodge, Sexsmith, and Wembley to coordinate resources, training, and response strategies for large-scale emergencies. GPREP enhances public safety, strengthens community resilience, and delivers timely crisis information. Learn more at www.GPREP.ca and follow us on www.Facebook.com/GPREPalerts, and Twitter [X] www.x.com/gprepalerts. 

 

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Media contact:  

Information Officer, 
GPREP, 
587-771-0825,
IOF@gprep.ca 

Update #25: Evacuation Order, Alert Downgraded

Date: June 11, 2025
Location: County of Grande Prairie

Update #25: Evacuation Order, Alert Downgraded  

Grande Prairie — Tuesday, June 11, 2025, 5:00 p.m. – Due to favorable conditions and continuous firefighting efforts, the County of Grande Prairie has downgraded the evacuation order and alert in specific areas. The 21,679-hectare wildfire is still classified as out of control. 

  • Everyone north of Township Road 700 to 710 can return home. Everyone north of Township Road 740 to Highway 43, west of the BC/AB border to Range Road 130 can return home. These areas remain on evacuation alert.  
  • The evacuation alert remains in effect for everyone north of Township Road 710 to 740, east of Range Road 130 to 124.  
  • The evacuation alert is outlined in the yellow area of the attached map. Residents in areas under an evacuation alert should be prepared to leave with 30 minutes’ notice. 
  • The evacuation order remains in effect for everyone north of Township Road 710 to 740, east of the British Columbia/ Alberta border to Range Road 130. The evacuation order is outlined in the red area of the attached map. 

Residents in areas under an evacuation alert should remain prepared to leave on short notice. Whenever an evacuation order is issued, residents have just 30 minutes to leave. 

Alberta Evacuee Resources: 

  • GPREP Call Centre: Call 780-830-5002, 9:00 am to 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 11.  
  • As of Thursday, June 12, the Call Centre hours will be reduced to 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily. 
  • As of Thursday, June 12, Reception Centre hours will be reduced to 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily. 
  • Register livestock with the County’s Livestock Emergency Response Plan (LERP): Contact the GPREP Call Centre at 780-830-5002 from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 

Where to find fire updates:  

Donations: 

The next update will be provided as new information is available. 

About GPREP 

The Grande Prairie Regional Emergency Partnership (GPREP) brings together the City of Grande Prairie, County of Grande Prairie, and the towns of Beaverlodge, Sexsmith, and Wembley to coordinate resources, training, and response strategies for large-scale emergencies. GPREP enhances public safety, strengthens community resilience, and delivers timely crisis information. Learn more at www.GPREP.ca and follow us on www.Facebook.com/GPREPalerts, and Twitter [X] www.x.com/gprepalerts. 

 

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Media contact: 
Information Officer, 
GPREP, 
587-771-0825,
IOF@gprep.ca 

 

Update #24: Progress Continues on Kiskatinaw River Wildfire 

Date: June 11, 2025
Location: County of Grande Prairie

Update #24: Progress Continues on Kiskatinaw River Wildfire 

Grande Prairie — Wednesday, June 11, 2025, 11:10 a.m. – Overnight conditions reduced fire activity, but heavy smoke limited visibility, impacting planned operations. Today, progress continues on the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire as weather conditions are expected to improve. 

The size of the wildfire is 21,679 hectares. The evacuation order and alert issued by the County of Grande Prairie remain in effect. 

Weather and Fire Behaviour  

An inversion occurring overnight reduced fire behaviour. Late morning, the inversion is anticipated to break, bringing improved visibility by this afternoon.  

Today, winds are forecast to shift to east/northeasterlies at 16-20 km/h, with gusts up to 35 km/h driving the wildfire into dense coniferous trees, potentially increasing fire activity. Conditions will be dry with relative humidities around 25 percent and temperatures around 20°C. An incoming system will keep winds coming from the east, bringing moisture.  

Operations 

Yesterday, bucketing helicopters and tankers dropped 450,000 litres of water per hour during peak weather conditions to suppress the wildfire.  

Poor visibility and shifting winds hampered planned ignition operations yesterday. This operation will occur today if conditions become favourable. 

On the northeast side of the wildfire and in the County of Grande Prairie, crews will continue working with multiple dozer groups to construct a guard. Other teams will conduct small-scale hand ignitions to remove pockets of unburnt fuel between the fire perimeter and established control lines. 

Unified Command 

Alberta Wildfire, the B.C. Wildfire Service, and the County of Grande Prairie are operating under unified command to coordinate efforts in managing and containing this large wildfire which remains classified as out of control. The unified command is also working closely with the Peace River Regional District to ensure a coordinated regional response. 

Alberta Evacuee Resources 

  • GPREP Call Centre: Call 780-830-5002, from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 
  • Register livestock with the County’s Livestock Emergency Response Plan (LERP): Contact the GPREP Call Centre at 780-830-5002 from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 

Where to find fire updates  

Donations 

The next update will be provided as new information is available. 

About GPREP 

The Grande Prairie Regional Emergency Partnership (GPREP) brings together the City of Grande Prairie, County of Grande Prairie, and the towns of Beaverlodge, Sexsmith, and Wembley to coordinate resources, training, and response strategies for large-scale emergencies. GPREP enhances public safety, strengthens community resilience, and delivers timely crisis information. Learn more at www.GPREP.ca and follow us on www.Facebook.com/GPREPalerts, and Twitter [X] www.x.com/gprepalerts. 

 

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Media contact:  

Information Officer, 
GPREP, 
587-771-0825,
IOF@gprep.ca 

Update #23: No residential homes, outbuildings destroyed within County of Grande Prairie

Date: June 10, 2025

Grande Prairie — Tuesday, June 10, 2025, 10: 45 p.m. – Firefighters took full advantage of today’s moderate conditions in the ongoing battle against the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire. Fortunately, no residential homes or outbuildings have been damaged or destroyed within the County of Grande Prairie. 

The size of the wildfire is 21,679 hectares. The evacuation order and alert issued by the County of Grande Prairie remain in effect. 

Weather and Fire Behaviour  

Today’s limited visibility due to increased smoke cover and shifting wind conditions presented challenges for ignition activity.  

On the County side of the wildfire, dozer groups worked to build a guard at the head of the fire while additional teams carried out hand ignition to strategically reduce fuel in the path of the wildfire. Helicopters performed bucketing operations to cool hot spots and limit fire spread. 

Looking ahead, winds are expected to shift east and east-northeast which may have the potential to drive the fire to the west and southwest.

ATCO Natural Gas Outage 

Due to wildfire activity in the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire area and to ensure safety of the area, ATCO temporarily shut off natural gas service on Monday afternoon, June 9, to approximately 90 customers within and outside the evacuated zone. A further update from ATCO today outlined a new plan that will see gas restored to some customers tomorrow. 

Unified Command 

Alberta Wildfire, the B.C. Wildfire Service, and the County of Grande Prairie are operating under unified command to coordinate efforts in managing and containing this large wildfire which remains classified as out of control. The unified command is also working closely with the Peace River Regional District to ensure a coordinated regional response. 

Alberta Evacuee Resources 

  • GPREP Call Centre: Call 780-830-5002, from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 
  • Register livestock with the County’s Livestock Emergency Response Plan (LERP): Contact the GPREP Call Centre at 780-830-5002 from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 

Where to find fire updates  

Donations 

The next update will be provided as new information is available. 

About GPREP 

The Grande Prairie Regional Emergency Partnership (GPREP) brings together the City of Grande Prairie, County of Grande Prairie, and the towns of Beaverlodge, Sexsmith, and Wembley to coordinate resources, training, and response strategies for large-scale emergencies. GPREP enhances public safety, strengthens community resilience, and delivers timely crisis information. Learn more at www.GPREP.ca and follow us on www.Facebook.com/GPREPalerts, and Twitter [X] www.x.com/gprepalerts. 

 

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Media contact: 
Information Officer, 
GPREP, 
587-771-0825,
IOF@gprep.ca 

Update #22: Crews Work to Secure Kiskatinaw River Wildfire’s Edge

Date: June 10, 2025

Update #22: Crews Work to Secure Kiskatinaw River Wildfire’s Edge

Grande Prairie — Tuesday, June 10, 2025, 11:15 a.m. – Today, crews will continue to focus on securing the edge of the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire to protect the community of Kelly Lake.

Overnight, crews worked steadily to construct a fire guard along Kelly Lake’s eastern edge. Other teams focused on building a guard in preparation for today’s planned ignitions, establishing control lines by reducing the number of trees in the fire’s path which is a critical step in securing the north side. Meanwhile, structure protection crews worked to extinguish flames within Kelly Lake and the County of Grande Prairie, while also safeguarding properties by clearing flammable materials around homes and outbuildings.

Today, crews are directly attacking the northeast corner and working with heavy equipment to establish fire guards. Firefighting activity continues on the west and southwest sides of the wildfire.

The evacuation order and alert issued by the County of Grande Prairie remain in effect.

Weather and Fire Behaviour

  • Today brings some of the most moderate conditions seen in several days.
  • Temperatures this morning are around 4°C, humidity at 60 per cent, and no wind—significantly more stable than conditions seen in the previous four to five days.
  • Although temperatures are expected to climb to 22°C this afternoon and humidity will dip to 18 per cent, only light north-northeast winds are forecast, which will help limit fire behaviour.
  • Overnight, humidity will rise again, and winds will remain light. While fire activity could pick up again tomorrow as winds strengthen and humidity drops, today offers a temporary reprieve in fire behaviour.

Alberta Wildfire, the B.C. Wildfire Service, and the County of Grande Prairie are operating under unified command to coordinate efforts in managing and containing this large wildfire which remains classified as out of control. The unified command is also working closely with the Peace River Regional District to ensure a coordinated regional response.

Alberta Evacuee Resources

Where to find fire updates

Donations

Northwestern Alberta Foundation: Accepting funds in support of wildfire-impacted communities within its service area. Donate here: https://cfna.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=1465

The next update will be provided as new information is available.

About GPREP

The Grande Prairie Regional Emergency Partnership (GPREP) brings together the City of Grande Prairie, County of Grande Prairie, and the towns of Beaverlodge, Sexsmith, and Wembley to coordinate resources, training, and response strategies for large-scale emergencies. GPREP enhances public safety, strengthens community resilience, and delivers timely crisis information. Learn more at www.GPREP.ca and follow us on www.Facebook.com/GPREPalerts, and Twitter [X] www.x.com/gprepalerts.

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Media contact:

Information Officer,

GPREP,

587-771-0825,

IOF@gprep.ca


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