Bonnyville News

Dr. Christian Igboamalu and Dr. Mohammed Azam Khan could never have known when they first became doctors they would find themselves here, but they’re glad they did.

A new store is hoping to give gently used items a second life. Take 2 is the latest addition to the thrift store scene in Cold Lake. Owned by Michelle Quiban, the freshly opened storefront, located at 5606 54 St.

Local organizations agree the federal government’s plan to ban single-use plastics is a step in the right direction, and many already have a head-start.

Beloved Bonnyville librarian Ina Smith is closing the book on her time at the local library. After stepping into the role at the Bonnyville Municipal Library in 2005, Smith came to the difficult decision to retire.

A 24-year-old male from Wabasca has been charged with three counts of arson after fire crews responded to a blaze eight miles south of Bonnyville. At approximately 8:30 p.m.

The sound of thundering hooves and the clanging of wagons will be filling the Bonnyville Rodeo Grounds. The Spirit of Bonnyville Chuckwagon Races is making its annual return from Friday, June 28 to Sunday, June 30.

Companies from near and far came together in Bonnyville last week to make valuable connections, and show the strength of the energy industry.

The rain clouds couldn't dampen the golden celebration at Glendon School. Students, teachers, local dignitaries, and families gathered for the ground breaking ceremony of the Glendon Outdoor Leisure Development, also known as the Green and G.O.L.D.

Ongoing issues surrounding the lagoon lining in Ardmore and Fort Kent are getting addressed. The MD of Bonnyville council awarded the engineering contract for the project to Saskatoon-based BCL Engineering Ltd.

One of Cold Lake's up and coming authors has been recognized for the unique characters and compelling plot in her debut novel: Broken Shards of Time.