Bonnyville News

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.

The legalization of cannabis takes effect this week, whether municipalities are ready or not. The MD of Bonnyville is among the list of councils that have yet to set concrete regulations when it comes to recreational cannabis.

Last-minute discussions about the Town of Bonnyville’s cannabis consumption bylaw may restrict recreational use of the drug. On Tuesday, Oct.

Fire truck tours, vehicle extraction demonstrations, and a firefighter meet and greet were just some of the activities families enjoyed during the annual Fire Prevention Open House.

The Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority (BRFA) took fire safety education to a whole new level. Schools from all over the Lakeland had the opportunity to learn about fire safety from Juno Award nominee Mary Lambert on Tuesday, Oct.

The Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority (BRFA) is looking for funding for ambulances. Regional deputy fire chief Jay Melvin appeared before the Town of Bonnyville council during their regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct.