Bonnyville News

New buses are rolling through Cold Lake. Two new city buses were unveiled on Tuesday, Oct. 16, entering into regular service that afternoon.

The man accused of getting into a shootout with a rural homeowner in the area was denied release from custody in order to attend treatment. Austin Don Crevier, 22, of Fishing Lake Métis Settlement, is accused of shooting at a local property owner.

Troy Arnold James Atkinson, 19, was sentenced to 90 days in custody and one year of probation after stealing over $10,000 from the Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority (BRFA).

Darrell Malcolm McCaig, fire chief for the Cold Lake First Nations (CLFN) Fire Department, was arrested by Cold Lake RCMP in relation to alleged incidents of domestic abuse. On Tuesday, Oct.

The MD of Bonnyville has brought back their coyote and wolf reduction program for another year.

Businesses big and small were recognized for the work they do in the community. Business owners and employees strutted their stuff on the red carpet on Friday, Oct.

Brett Kissel may travel from coast to coast, but he never forgets where he came from.

The official enrolment numbers show an increase in students attending Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS). Associate superintedent Bill Driedger discussed the 2018/19 enrolment during the board of trustees meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 10.

Residents may soon have the option of watching town council meetings from the comfort of their own home. The topic of live streaming was discussed during the town’s regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct.

The first show for a new professional wrestling group was one for the books. Lakeland Pro Wrestling (LLPW) hosted their first show, Chapter One, on Saturday, Oct. 13 at the Beaver River Fish and Game Association building.