Bonnyville News

Valuable connections were once again made at the Bonnyville and District Oil and Gas Show. Well over 100 exhibitors from around the oil and gas industry filled the Centennial Centre June 21-22.

Goalkeepers at the Indigenous Games will be seeing double when facing off against Team Alberta. Playing soccer alongside your brother can certainly provide an edge, especially if he happens to be your twin.

There was an abundance of culture on display at the Bonnyville Friendship Centre's National Aboriginal Day celebrations. Members of the community and students from Dr.

Diahann Polege-Aulotte has secured a big win for women in Bonnyville.

It was a record-breaking year for the 2017 Moose Lake Walleye Classic. Around 102 teams took to Moose Lake for the fishing competition with their eyes on the over $18,000 prize.

The Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) board of trustees voted unanimously to loan Dr. Bernard Brosseau Middle School the $138,609 needed for the construction of a new accessible playground. Principal Vince Spila is thrilled with the news.

Nineteen-year-old Jewels Stanley blames alcohol for her poor decision making on June 9, 2016. At about 10 p.m. two brothers picked-up Stanley from her home in Frog Lake First Nations in a Ford F-350. The truck had been reported stolen out of Glendon.

An agreement that was years in the making has finally been signed off on by both the MD of Bonnyville and the City of Cold Lake.

“They saved my life.” Denis Seguin is being treated for his addiction to drugs, alcohol, and gambling. He has been in and out of treatment facilities in search of help. He claims he has finally found it.

After three years wearing the Pontiac jersey, Ryan Symington will be sporting some different colours.