Bonnyville News

The MD of Bonnyville’s coyote and wolf reduction program is back. Between the months of November and March, residents can receive $15 for every coyote and $75 per wolf carcass they bring into the municipality.

The regional waterline is on track to hit its spring 2020 deadline. Azam Khan, general manager of infrastructure services for the City of Cold Lake, noted the project is roughly 60 per cent complete.

The Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority (BRFA) are starting to crank up the heat when it comes to their wildfire investigations.

Santa’s elves have left their post at the North Pole to lend a hand at Bonnyville Centralized High School (BCHS). This will be BCHS’ 48th year bringing Christmas cheer to local families in need.

Alberta’s heroes and their families will be receiving a helping hand a during difficult time. On Nov.

Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) is running out of space at their Cold Lake schools, and as a result, are collecting feedback on the best ways to address it.

The amount of money the Town of Bonnyville is able to provide may be limited for 2020. Council crunched the numbers from local organizations and town facilities during their regular meeting on Nov. 12.

The facilities department for Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) is facing a significant deficit for 2020. During the board of trustees meeting on Nov. 13, director of facilities Leah Rout explained what caused the $1.

It looks like it's going to be a happy ending after all. What at one point looked like a horror story for local libraries has turned into a fairy tale, after the provincial government confirmed they would be providing funding for 2019/20.

The Cold Lake Seniors' Society's current home in Cold Lake north is in need of more than a few repairs.