Bonnyville News

There is adventure in Tanya Oliver’s future. For nine years Oliver has held her position as executive director of the Bonnyville and District Chamber of Commerce with pride. After almost a decade of serving the community, she is moving on.

A Cold Lake High School (CLHS) student brought Lakeland insight to the Minister of Education’s Youth Council.

Bonnyville GIS conducted a drug trafficking investigation with the help of Edmonton ALERT and Cold Lake GIS, resulting in the arrest of two suspects. Police were investigating two suspects believed to be trafficking cocaine in the Town of Bonnyville.

The City of Cold Lake discussed the results of the cannabis open house survey, where the public provided feedback on the future retail regulations of the drug.

The Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) announced three new principals for the upcoming academic year. Vince Spila will be bringing his eight-year career as principal at Dr.

The City of Cold Lake has agreed their original charge for a mobile vendor permit was too steep. During their regular council meeting on Tuesday, May 8, council unanimously agreed to cut the annual fee in half.

H.E. Bourgoin School (H.E.B.) and Glendon School will be seeing some fresh faces behind the principals’ desks. Jeannine Ellis has been appointed as the principal of H.E.B. “It was offered to me as a transfer and I accepted it.

A swimming pool continues to be the top recreational priority for the majority of local residents. The results are in for the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) grant priorities survey, conducted by the Town of Bonnyville.

The MD of Bonnyville is searching for a new CAO, after the resignation of Chris Cambridge was announced on May 14.

With the potential legalization of cannabis fast approaching, residents will have the opportunity to see what it means for their community.