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Take Back the Night continues to grow

Take Back the Night continues to grow

“I believe you, and it’s possible to heal.
Arrest made in string of break and enters

Arrest made in string of break and enters

With the assistance of Cold Lake officers, the Bonnyville RCMP detachment have charged Simon Cardinal in relation to a string of break and enters. At approximately 3:20 a.m.
Raising awareness about Parkinson's

Raising awareness about Parkinson's

It was all about education and bringing people in the community together for a common cause. The Parkinson Association of Alberta hosted Parkinson's Awareness Day at the Neighbourhood Inn in Bonnyville on Friday, April 26.
Modernization of BCHS forging ahead

Modernization of BCHS forging ahead

Students, staff, and parents are on board with the modernization of Bonnyville Centralized High School, and construction is set to soon get underway. “It’s been pretty positive.
Cold Lake Entertainment Society requests funds from MD

Cold Lake Entertainment Society requests funds from MD

The Cold Lake Entertainment Society is requesting funds from the MD of Bonnyville to assist with the enhancement of the Grande Parlour.
Cold Lake shifting focus on growing old

Cold Lake shifting focus on growing old

The Cold Lake Age-Friendly Society is hoping to shift the focus when it comes to aging. “Unfortunately, as you know, we all live in a youth obsessed society.
Shoppers offering assistance in accessing medical cannabis

Shoppers offering assistance in accessing medical cannabis

Shoppers Drug Mart is the first pharmacy to get on board with offering medical cannabis to those who need it most. The online service was first offered in Ontario, but has since expanded to Alberta locations, including Cold Lake. Dr.
Budget given green light

Budget given green light

The Town of Bonnyville has approved their 2019 operational and capital budgets. Council passed a balanced operational budget, which comes in at around $22.7-million, and a roughly $16-million capital budget during their Tuesday, April 23 meeting.
A trip they will never forget

A trip they will never forget

“This trip made me realize how fortunate we are here in Canada with all of the things we’re given and that we have. In Mexico, the simplest things, they mean so much to them.
Learning the language

Learning the language

Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) students needing a little help learning the English language are being given more opportunities to succeed. In 2018, the district had 175 coded English Language Learners (ELL).
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