Bonnyville News

Something needs to be done about Moose Lake. That was the collective agreement between concerned residents, municipal leaders, the Moose Lake Watershed Society (MLWS), and the Lakeland Agricultural Research Association (LARA).

Some big names will be hitting the ice this December to participate in Operation Hockey Heroes.

The Bonnyville RCMP want to ensure everyone has a safe and happy Halloween. That’s why for the first time, they’ll be holding the RCMP Safe Halloween Program. “It’s a way for us to give safety tips and treats to the kids of the community.

Town council approved two development permit applications for cannabis retail outlets in Bonnyville during their regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 23.

The former Bonnyville Centralized High School (BCHS) student charged with bringing a gun to school has been sentenced.

A man facing 24 charges relating to weapons, drugs, resisting arrest, and stolen documents, was released from the Edmonton Remand Centre. On Tuesday, Oct.

Local schools are growing their nutrition programs after receiving provincial grant funding. Alberta’s School Nutrition program began back in the 2016 with 14 schools, and has expanded since. This year, the program’s $15.

Official enrolment numbers for the Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) are in, and they’ve seen an increase this year. Superintendent Joe Arruda presented their final enrolment count during the LCSD board of trustees meeting on Wednesday, Oct.

Local students and parents joined a Canadian author to rock and roll for literacy. Last week, Iron River School invited Red Deer author Sigmund Brouwer, who’s published over 100 books, to get their students interested in reading and writing.

Local RCMP were called on Oct. 20 at around 6:20 p.m., to the junction of Hwy. 28 and 41 after a 60-year-old man was assaulted. The man was part of a farm convoy heading down the highway.