Beyond Local

With 10 names on their ballots, residents of the City of Cold Lake had a choice to make when it came to who would sit on council. On Oct.

Kids with food allergies are hoping to see one thing outside of your door on Halloween night, a teal pumpkin.

For the second consecutive year, the City of Cold Lake is being recognized by the Alberta Public Works Association (APWA).

The clock is ticking on the municipal election, and City of Cold Lake candidates are feeling the heat. On Wednesday, Oct.

Every business is worth acknowledging, and this year, 11 businesses will be in the spotlight. The Business of the Year Awards are right around the corner. On Oct.

Residents got to know their candidates on a one-on-one basis. The Cold Lake Public Library hosted a meet and greet on Thursday, Oct. 5, so voters could get to know the candidates running in their respective municipal elections.

The federal government has proposed a number of changes to the small business tax, and local business owners have something to say about it. On Tuesday, Sept.

United Conservative Party (UCP) leadership candidate Jason Kenney addressed local and provincial issues during tour stops in Bonnyville and Cold Lake. Kenney held a rally in the two municipalities on Monday, Sept.

Changes to the City of Cold Lake taxi bylaw will be up for community inquiry through a non-statutory public hearing. The amendments follow sit-down conversations between the city and the five taxi companies within Cold Lake.