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Grand Prairie is the main city in the northwestern part of the province of Alberta within Western Canada. It is named after the prairie, which was first occupied by the Beaver First Nation bands who began their trade with the North West Company at Dunvegan in the early 1800's. In the year 1910, the Grand Prairie Townsite was sub-divided, and in the year 1912, it included a hotel, a post office, a land office, and a bank. During the year 1911, the Edson Trail from Edson to Grande Prairie was opened in order to help settlers reach Grande Prairie. This move led to the development of large scale settlements in the area, moving it further compared to other major farming regions within southern Canada. During 1914, Grande Prairie was incorporated as a village by the Province of Alberta. The construction of Highway 43 in the year 1956 significantly cut down traveling time, which further enhanced Grand Prairie's economy and accessibility. It was incorporated as a City in the year 1958 with an estimated population of 7,600 during that time.