Bonnyville News

In an attempt to shed further light on the oilsands operations at Foster Creek on the Cold Lake Air Weapons Range (CLAWR), Cenovus took a group of local media on a tour of the site on July 5.

The Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) is fighting back against proposed federal legislation that would put an end to the era of single-desk policy that gives the CWB a monopoly, requiring producers of wheat and barley to market their product solely through

After a $15,000 donation from Enbridge Pipelines Inc. from its safe community program, the Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority (BRFA) is even closer to its goal of building a live burn fire training facility.

Bonnyville resident Clayton Tyler Procinski, 32, will serve four years and 11 months in prison for the impaired driving deaths of four Kehewin residents on July 23, 2009. Judge L. J.

One hundred years ago, Thomas Nadeau made his way from Quebec heading west, eventually arrived in Bonnyville, married his wife Marie and set up the Nadeau family homestead, which remains with the family to this day.

It was another Canada Day in Bonnyville to remember. With great weather and many events throughout the day, it appeared the entire town was out and about enjoying the festivities.

Town of Bonnyville Mayor Ernie Isley has raised concerns that his personal political affiliations could be harming the ratepayers of Bonnyville.

Critics of the draft Lower Athabasca Regional Plan (LARP) are questioning why it has stringent criteria for only two potentially hazardous chemicals — compounds some would argue are not the most relevant to the area.

Since graduating from Bonnyville Centralized High School, local boy Clayton Bellamy has made a name for himself in country music.

Minister of Energy Ron Liepert believes Canada could have the largest proven oil reserves in the world, within the next decade. He shared this message at the inaugural Bonnyville and District Oil and Gas Show on June 22.