Beyond Local

A new initiative by the provincial government to reduce Alberta's environmental impact could do exactly the opposite, while causing unwanted affect on energy producing areas, according to local politicians. On Nov.

Trinity Christian School is back up and running. The Cold Lake private school was granted a temporary injunction on Nov. 4 in the Court of Queen's Bench following their closure in late October.

Crime is on the rise in the City of Cold Lake, and the local RCMP detachment is on the case. On Tuesday, Nov. 8, S/Sgt.

The Cold Lake Public Library is popping up all across the map. Soon services will be more accessible to Elizabeth Métis Settlement and Cold Lake First Nations thanks to the new Pop-up Library program.

Habitat for Humanity's Cold Lake project is expected to be open in a just a few months, with a eager family ready to move in.

The poppy holds a special place in every Canadian's heart. For over 90 years, this simple red flower has symbolized honour and the ultimate sacrifice brave men and women paid for our freedom.

Trinity Christian School and Wisdom Home School Association announced on Wednesday that legal documentation has been filed with the Court of Queen's Bench in attempt to reopen their school after being closed on Oct. 25 by Alberta Education. On Nov.

Rush hour is described in Webster's Dictionary as a period of day when the demands especially of traffic or business are at a peak. For Cold Lake, it means something completely different.

The Grande Parlour is a place for youth to express themselves on stage, and is a dream that may soon come true for Teresa Pettit and Craig Konechny. On Tuesday, Oct.

Jason Kenney came to Cold Lake to promote his message of a united Alberta. On Tuesday, Oct. 25, Kenney, a candidate for the leadership of the PC party, was at Original Joe's to speak to locals, as part of his campaign tour across Alberta.