Beyond Local

It's not often Dallas Ansell is recognized for his work as a volunteer, and he is perfectly fine with that. On Dec.

Police were out in full force, locking up donations for the Cold Lake Food Bank through the annual Pack the Patrol Car (PC). On Saturday, Dec.

Cold Lake Victim Services, with support from the RCMP, have kicked off the sixth annual Operation Red Nose program. In their first two weekends (Nov. 25-26 and Dec. 2-3) the local program has already been more successful than in past years.

The Grade 10 students of Assumption school have banded together as the Crusaders for Critters, helping animals in need this holiday season.

It was a night of coming together for a good cause. Each year, the Dr. Margaret Savage Crisis Centre (DMSCC) in Cold Lake, hosts their annual Festival of Peace. On Saturday, Nov.

Imperial Oil's Cold Lake Operations were recognized provincially with the 2016 Friends of Education award. The group was nominated earlier this year by the Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) for the work they do to help out local schools.

There is a “glimmer of hope” on the horizon for the City of Cold Lake, after the federal government announced the approval of two pipeline projects, creating jobs within the province of Alberta and beyond. On Tuesday, Nov.

For years the City of Cold Lake has decided on a case-by-case basis which organizations receive financial support, but that is no longer the case.

The City of Cold Lake isn't “A Little Too Late” on getting their hands on a show that will have the city stomping their boots. Country hit singer-songwriter Toby Keith is coming to Cold Lake, and it is going to be a show people won't soon forget.

Alberta Municipal Affairs has informed the City of Cold Lake that as of Dec. 31 of this year, their Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) will expire. The MOU was signed Sept.