Bonnyville News

The Bonnyville and District Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) are doing their homework to ensure they are working to their full potential for their community.

With the level of drug use in the area, parents in the MD of Bonnyville had a chance to get educated on issues affecting their kids. On Jan. 24 Cold Lake Victim Services Unit held their Kids and Drugs information session at Ardmore School.

Local politicians want to ensure rural communities are represented under the provincial electoral boundary system. On Jan. 23, members of the boundary review commission were in St.

It was a big week for Rednecks with a Cause as the group announced they'll be bringing world-renowned speaker Dr. Temple Grandin to Bonnyville.

The Town and MD of Bonnyville will be having a discussion with residents about the future of development in the area. The Intermunicipal Development Plan (IDP) open house will be held at the Neighbourhood Inn on Wednesday, Feb. 1 from 5:30 p.m.

Local men are being called on to strut their stuff. The international campaign Walk a Mile in Her Shoes is making its way to Bonnyville for the first time.

Every child dreams of going to summer camp, but for those with mental health issues, a typical camp can be out of reach. This summer, the local child and adolescent mental health clinic is hoping to change that.

Alberta's electoral boundaries could be getting a redesign, and Bonnyville-Cold Lake MLA Scott Cyr is recommending local constituents give their input.

Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) sent a clear message to Bonnyville-Cold Lake MLA Scott Cyr: public schools are important. Whether it is building new schools or giving students proper education, during their Jan.

They may not be in school yet, but young children are already benefitting from programs through Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) Program Unit Fund (PUF).