Bonnyville News

It’s almost that time of year to celebrate the pyrogy. Hundreds of people will flock to the Glendon RCMP Hall to enjoy the 28th annual Glendon Pyrogy Fest from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 31.

From a small town in Alberta to the big stage, Brett Kissel is making waves in the country music industry. The St.

CLARE GAUVREAU Nouvelle Contributor Whether or not a five per cent pay cut for Alberta’s MLAs and a 10 per cent reduction for the premier is a harbinger of public sector cuts in the fall, time will tell.

The Lakeland Humane Society (LHS) is asking residents to come see the paws and claws at their shelter, and help out some four-legged friends.

The City of Cold Lake’s pockets are feeling a little lighter after learning the province can’t afford their portion of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP).

Nestled in the heart of the MD of Bonnyville are two properties that stand out amongst the rest.

A female who was believed to be intoxicated was arrested for mischief, resisting arrest, and assaulting a police officer. Bonnyville RCMP were contacted about a female running into traffic screaming, and urinating on the sidewalk on Aug. 11.

“Eighty-nine per cent of abused women say their partner has also abused their pet, and 56 per cent have delayed leaving an abusive relationship because they’re afraid for their pet’s safety.” Executive director of the Dr.

Residents will have the opportunity to see what farms from near and far have to offer. Agriculture producers will be hosting tours, culinary events, and conducting demonstrations as part of the seventh annual Alberta Open Farm Days on Aug. 17 and 18.

Local libraries are worried about what lies ahead after the provincial government announced they would be freezing funding until after the budget is finalized. When the UCP was elected, they took office without a budget in place.