Beyond Local

It's one thing to be noticed by your local chamber, but for three Cold Lake-area businesses their recognition is going a step further.

Santa will be getting the VIP experience as he flies over Canada on Christmas Eve. Air force bases across the country are working together to ensure Old St. Nick has a safe flight this holiday. Capt.

Although it may seem like crime is rampant in Cold Lake, S/Sgt. Jeremie Landry wants to inform residents that's not the case. On Tuesday, Dec. 12, Landry reported the RCMP stats from Jan. 1 to Nov. 30 to city council.

Cold Lake residents will be seeing a bit more than just an increase in their municipal taxes for 2018. City council approved a near five per cent increase in municipal taxes in their 2018 operating budget.

The City of Cold Lake has passed their 2018 operating budget with 4.8 per cent tax increase and an average five per cent rise in the cost of user fees.

Just like any household, the City of Cold Lake has a list of things to do. City council has passed their 2018 corporate strategic priorities, with a handful of projects residents will recognize.

Everyone needs a home over the holidays, and the Lakeland Humane Society (LHS) is hoping residents will open their doors and their hearts this holiday season. From Dec.

The City of Cold Lake will be sending a letter to the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) about the future of Imperial Oil's application to expand their Cold Lake project.

City of Cold Lake council agreed that AECOM will have to do better when it comes to the aesthetics of the expansion to the water treatment plant.

Cold Lake business owners are getting their chance to share how property crime has played a role in their lives.