Beyond Local

Supporting Wellness and Growth is bridging a gap within the Lakeland, by offering counselling services to those in need of mental health support.

The City of Cold Lake is being praised for the public transit system implemented in 2015. Not only did they receive an award for the initiative, but the city was recently granted provincial and federal funding to improve the service.

Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) is investing $2.4 million in their schools, awarding funding for projects that will enhance learning opportunities for students.

More residents are turning to the Cold Lake Victim Services Unit (VSU) for help. Last year, victim services advocates responded to 956 files, 71 more than in 2015.

Canadian Red Cross in Alberta is in search of volunteers, and on March 23 residents of the Lakeland can learn how they can lend a hand when disaster strikes.

It was a big day for Art Smith Aviation Academy (ASAA).

Local skiers put Cold Lake on the alpine racing map as they competed in the annual Jasper Junior Olympics.

A group of Cold Lake dancers are preparing for the experience of a lifetime, and the Samaritan Disciples Charitable Riding Association is hoping to help get them there.

The Cold Lake and District FCSS believes everyone should have the chance to reach out for help, regardless of their income. It's because of this belief they will be offering free counselling services.

Cold Lake High School (CLHS) drama students are putting a modern twist on a beloved bone-chilling classic. From March 2 to 4, residents of the Lakeland are in for a scare as actors take to the stage at CLHS.