Bonnyville News

The MD of Bonnyville is going to get to the bottom of a problem that’s recently come to light.

With spring just around the corner, it’s that time of year to head outside to celebrate French-Canadian culture. The annual La Cabane á Sucre du Nord, also known as the Northern Sugar Shack, will be on Saturday, March 16, from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

“She was put in my class for a reason.” At the start of the school year, École des Beaux-Lacs Grade 2 teacher Rachelle Balla was diagnosed with stage three A colon cancer.

After the provincial government’s recent ban on seclusion rooms, Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) are ensuring they’re in compliance with the decision.

The Village of Glendon has a number of projects on the go this year. During a town hall meeting on Tuesday, March 5, the village’s 2019 capital plans were a topic of discussion.

With the announcement from the National Energy Board (NEB) that the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project is in the best interest for Canadians, local officials are cautiously optimistic of what this could mean for the region.

A review on photo radar in the province confirmed what the City of Cold Lake saw themselves, that it doesn't have any major impacts on traffic safety.

Local women were reminded that nothing can stand in their way. During Cold Lake’s Women of Influence Awards on Friday, March 8, hundreds of women were told that when they put their mind to it, nothing can stop them.

Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) will be sending a letter to the ministers of education and transportation to voice their concerns about the new conditions for bus drivers.

“Our school is dedicated to working with students no matter how hard they can be to work with.