Bonnyville News

With various companies offering possible treatments for Moose Lake’s blue-green algae blooms, Coun. Dana Swigart says sending a letter to Minister Nixon is an important step in informing the province that the municipality has an issue with Moose Lake and needs help.

Families looking to book holidays next year will now have a reference for classes scheduled next school year. A handful of adjustments have been made by both Lakeland Catholic School Division and Northern Lights Public Schools.

Click through for a gallery of images from Saturday's Ukrainian dance performance in Glendon.

March was Pharmacy Appreciation Month

By the end of March, 23 speed zones throughout the MD of Bonnyville will have new speed limits and corresponding signage posted in effected subdivisions, hamlets and roads. These changes are based on a review of the municipality's road upgrades, traffic and other factors.

Last week, Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul MLA David Hanson stood with six other MLAs to express discontent with the UCP board’s move to change the upcoming UCP leadership review from an in-person vote in Red Deer to a mail-in ballot.

Lakeland club volleyball players wrap up the first round of their Premier tournaments. As they head into Premier II competitions, all nine Rhino’s teams placed in the top four Divisions in the Volleyball Alberta league.

The Bonnyville and District Chamber of Commerce has committed to helping both local businesses impacted by recent sanction of Russian products, while also expressing support to help integrate potential Ukrainian refugees arriving in the Lakeland.