Bonnyville News

Angel Blackman will speak to her release from the Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre in Edmonton court Nov. 27.

A 39-year-old father of two will spend 30 days behind bars as a result of his crimes. Lukas Anthony Nord appeared in the Bonnyville Provincial Courthouse Nov.

Operation Red Nose Cold Lake is getting ready to keep the roads safe for another holiday season.

Christmas is fast approaching, and the Town of Bonnyville is going to kick-off the holiday season with a sparkle. The annual Festival of Trees will be taking over the Bonnyville and District Centennial Centre from Dec. 5 to 8.

Handlebar, pencil, walrus, and horseshoe, those are just some of the moustache trends local men will be rocking this month. Movember is an annual fundraising campaign that kicks off Nov.

Glen Bringleson, the 55-year-old Fort Kent man charged with sexually assaulting a car dealership employee, has adjourned his matters. His next appearance in Cold Lake court is set for Dec.

"You're incredibly lucky you didn't get shot by that officer." Honourable Judge Kathleen Williams stressed to 24-year-old Skylar Ochuschayoo that his latest run-in with the law could have resulted in his death.

Jason Traxler has adjourned his matters to Dec. 3 in order to find two days worth of trial time.

The sound of jingle bells and reindeer hooves will echo down main street on Dec. 7. Old St. Nick is making a stop in Bonnyville for the annual Santa Claus Parade.

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.