Bonnyville News

If there was anything the late Wayne Ross loved, it was Batman, his family, and the community. This is one of the reasons why the Town of Bonnyville decided to name a local Affordable Housing Unit in his honour. On Wednesday, Oct. 3.

Kinosoo Beach has made Alberta's list of top projects for 2018. Earlier this week, the City of Cold Lake was recognized as Alberta Public Works Association's Project of the Year in the $1 million to $5 million category.

It's time to start the conversation. The Bonnyville Boys and Girls Club announced they would be hosting Bonnyville's first TED Talk. TEDx Lakeland will be on Tuesday, Oct. 23 at the Centennial Centre.

S/Sgt. Sarah Parke has always known she would be a police officer. Now, she's taking her dream one step further as the detachment commander for the Bonnyville RCMP. After 18 years of service with the RCMP, Parke has earned her new rank.

An apologetic Cindie E. Stoyles was granted release in order to seek treatment after pleading guilty to 11 charges. During her court appearance on Tuesday, Oct.

Danielle Wilkins, the Cold Lake woman arrested and charged in relation to the theft of an RCMP bait vehicle, was sentenced to one year in custody after pleading guilty to multiple offences.

Residents in Glendon are headed to the polls after the village announced a by-election is on the way. On Sept. 25, the Village of Glendon stated a by-election will be held after Coun. Nancy Pelletier announced she would be stepping down.

A weekend filled with cultural performances by groups from all over the Lakeland wowed audiences.

Farmers across the country may soon have to find an alternative method of ridding their fields of pesky gophers.

After 44 years of serving the community, the Bonnyville Community Learning Council (BCLC) is exploring their options, following the province’s decision to deny them funding through Alberta Advanced Education’s Community Adult Learning Fund.