Bonnyville News

Students of H.E. Bourgoin Middle School are learning from one country singer/songwriter's personal experience not to let what others say hold them back.

The snow and bitter cold temperatures didn’t deter Grade 12 Notre Dame High School (NDHS) students from taking the time to reflect on those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their freedom.

A local group is offering a safe and caring community to girls in the area for another year. The Bonnyville Empowerment and Education Café , also known as the BEE Café, held their first meeting of the 2018/19 winter season on Tuesday, Nov.

According to Maclean’s Magazine, the City of Cold Lake is even more dangerous than last year. The city was ranked sixth on the magazine’s list of “Canada’s Most Dangerous Places.

“If I had to think off the top of my head, I would maybe call it the ‘bursary to get kids to school in the arts.

Local students learned about fair trade, gave back to the community, and hosted a market for residents to do some early Christmas shopping.

Farming wasn’t always in their future, but that’s just how it turned out for the Pikowicz family. In 1978, Murray and Linda Pikowicz purchased a quarter of land to raise their family.

A routine traffic stop resulted in the arrest of a wanted man and the seizure of a sawed-off shotgun, bear mace, and a knife. It was just after 9 p.m. on Nov. 2, when Bonnyville RCMP pulled over a vehicle for an equipment regulation violation.

A local MP is hoping to make a difference in an area that hits close to home.

The Cold Lake Police Dog Service (PDS) unit assisted in the arrest of two Fishing Lake males and the recovery of a truck stolen out of Bonnyville. On Nov.