Bonnyville News

Cold Lake council is in discussion about a free book exchange opportunity. During the city’s corporate priorities committee meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 18, council provided their thoughts on the future of a book nook in Cold Lake.

Local students put their community first, during the Notre Dame High School (NDHS) Hungry for the Homeless campaign. The bitter winds didn't dampen the spirits of dozens of high school students on Thursday, Sept.

The preliminary enrolment numbers are in for local school boards, and so far they're looking good.

The Bonnyville General Investigation Section (GIS) hit the ground running. Since its inception one year ago, the local GIS unit has been busting down doors and taking names. With 130 drug-related charges already under their belts, Cpl.

Excessive rainfall and an early snow have taken a toll on crops in the MD of Bonnyville. According to Alberta Agriculture, based on reports from the municipality’s agricultural fieldman, only seven per cent of crop is off in our area.

Rain, sleet, or snow, Terry ran through it all. That was the shared sentiment for participants of the annual Terry Fox Run at Slawuta Pond in Bonnyville on Sunday, Sept. 16.

The Rural Alberta Business Centre (RABC) in Cold Lake is expecting provincial funding to fizzle out in June 2019.

The MD of Bonnyville hosted an open house to share the Area Structure Plan (ASP) for lands adjacent to Hwy. 28 and Hwy. 41. The drop-in event on Monday, Sept.

Every year, the local football community comes together to honour the memory of one of their own. The ninth annual Scott MacDonald Memorial Tournament will kick-off on Satuday, Sept. 22 at Walsh Field.

The MD of Bonnyville wanted input on local recreation, and residents didn’t disappoint. The municipality hosted an open house at the Bonnyville Centennial Centre on Wednesday, Sept. 12 to ask for feedback on recreational needs in the area.