Bonnyville News

The City of Cold Lake is partnering up with Cold Lake First Nations to put pressure on the province to do something about Hwy. 28.

"This is a marvellous story, a marvellous script, it's well written, and it's rich and multi-layered. It's a story that I haven't seen told before.

Town of Bonnyville council received an in-depth review of law enforcement in the municipality. Bonnyville RCMP S/Sgt.

Keeping an eye on air quality throughout the region is a top priority for the Lakeland Industry and Community Association (LICA), and it's about to get more enlightening.

The Bonnyville Museum gives residents a glimpse into the past and present of the town. The local museum kicked-off their season on Monday, May 6. They’re open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

Tina Dion has always had a passion for helping others. It was one of the reasons why she became a lawyer. Now, with 20 years of experience, Dion will be taking a new position in the courtroom, as a provincial court judge. “It’s a tremendous honour.

The race is on to see which rubber duck will claim first place in this year’s Ardmore Duck Race. Two thousand ducks will make their way down the Beaver River as part of the 28th annual duck race on Sunday, June 2. The event kicks off at 11 a.m.

A former Bonnyville teacher is helping parents around the world get a good night’s sleep.

“By the end of this, we would have spent $18-million on 350 people.

Cold Lake residents want to know what’s being done to recruit doctors to the region. The Lakeland Communities Health Advisory Council (HAC) invited the public to their Wednesday, May 8 meeting to provide feedback on healthcare in the community.