Bonnyville News

Despite the legalization of cannabis on Oct. 17, the Bonnyville RCMP has seen little change in cannabis-related offences.

Santa Claus is coming to the City of Cold Lake, and he's bringing the holiday spirit with him. On Friday, Nov. 30, residents will flock to main street for the annual Santa Claus Parade starting at 6 p.m.

A better aquatics facility and boat launches are the top priorities for area residents, according to the MD’s recreation needs assessment results.

Northern Lights Public Schools’ (NLPS) motion to get cameras on school bus stop arms has made it one step closer to becoming a requirement in Alberta.

Article by Meredith Kerr, St. Paul Journal Arizona Chastity Frenchman will spend another two years in prison for her part in the death of 83-year-old Alfred Wagner , who was killed in his Bonnyville home in October 2016.

Local cannabis retailers are wondering what’s next after the Alberta Gaming, Liquor, and Cannabis Commission (AGLC) announced they were putting all licence applications on hold. In October, The Hive Cannabis Corp.

A Cold Lake driver examiner is showing concern about the province's proposed way of doing business, and the City of Cold Lake agrees. On Tuesday, Nov.

The Cold Lake Library is growing. While some may believe libraries are a thing of the past, the Cold Lake Library is thriving.

One teen is offering kids the comfort of home, one pair of pajamas at a time. Project PJ by Olivia has officially come to the Cold Lake area, with a drop off spot at Alta-Sask Wellness at 4910 50 Ave.

The City of Cold Lake would like to see stricter consequences for those convicted of drug-related offences.