Bonnyville News

Members of local 4-H groups put their public speaking skills to the test during the District 4-H Communications event. On Sunday, Feb.

With the growth in popularity of social media pages that allow users to post anonymously, local residents are feeling the negative affects they can have.

The Canadian court system is complicated and filled with terms and practices that, at times, can be confusing.

Bullying has changed drastically over the years, and these differences can have lasting impacts. Instead of facing physical taunts or name calling to their faces, children and teens are bombarded with messages and photos through social media.

Bonnyville RCMP, with the assistance of Cold Lake RCMP and Police Dog Services (PDS) have arrested and charged a youth and Edmonton male after a break and enter at a rural residence. On Friday, Feb. 22, at around 10 a.m.

The owner of the Glendon Korner Mart convenience store caught criminals in the act of attempting to break into his store. On Feb. 19, between 12:52 a.m. and 1:03 a.m., there was an attempted break and enter at the Glendon Korner Mart.

All charges against Darrell McCaig, former fire chief for the Cold Lake First Nations (CLFN) Fire Department, have been dropped. On Tuesday, Feb. 12, McCaig appeared in the Cold Lake Provincial Courthouse for a trial that would be short-lived.

The MD of Bonnyville has made recreation a priority with their 2019 revised interim budget. “We’re looking at making the area attractive to visitors, tourists, and also to those who are living here.

Community groups and individuals looking for financial support from the City of Cold Lake will soon have to go through their Community Grant Advisory Committee.

The City of Cold Lake wants to reflect on their past while planning for their future, with a downtown entryway feature that will commemorate the role Grand Centre played in the city's history.