Bonnyville News

Growing pains are going to be part of the process for the 2017-18 Bonnyville Pontiacs. The home team lost against the Oil Barons on Monday, Oct. 9, with a final score of 2-1. A 4-2 loss against Calgary on Friday, Oct.

The community has spoken. On Oct. 16, 6,642 residents of the MD of Bonnyville cast their ballots, setting the future for MD council. With 16 candidates all striving for their respective seats, it was a close race in the MD.

With their season on the line, the Bonnyville Voyageurs earned a dominant 49-21 win over the Wainwright Commandos. The Voyaguers welcomed the Commandos to Walsh Field on Saturday, Oct.

Residents now have a better idea of what Brian Jean has to offer Alberta. After a meet and greet session on Saturday, Oct.

They may not be old enough to vote in the municipal election, but students of the Lakeland still had their say. On Thursday, Oct. 12 and Friday, Oct.

Small businesses are the backbone of a community, and like all backbones, they need support. On Friday, Oct. 13, the community came out in droves to show they support local businesses during the fourth annual Lakeland Business of the Year Awards.

The unofficial results are in for the Town of Bonnyville municipal election. As it sits, filling the seats on town council will be Elisa Brosseau, Ray Prevost, Chad Colbourne, Lorna Storoschuk, Brian McEvoy, and Rene Van Brabant.

The polls closed at 8 p.m., and the unofficial election results have been announced for the City of Cold Lake.

The votes have been counted for the Village of Glendon. Taking the three seats are Scott Lundgren, with 98 votes, Laura Papirny, with 95 votes, and Nancy Pelletier, with 64 votes.

The votes are counted, and Greg Sawchuk is the new reeve of the MD of Bonnyville. Sawchuck takes the seat with an unofficial final count of 1,835. Barry Kalinski received 1,576 votes. Representing Ward 1 is Marc Jubinville with 269 votes.