Bonnyville News

The votes are in. Dave Hanson has won the United Conservative Party (UCP) candidate race for the Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul constituency. "I'm ecstatic, actually, and it's a relief.

Council voted to reconsider the signage component of the land use bylaw for cannabis businesses during their regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 11. "We received a letter from the Hive Cannabis Company," explained CAO Mark Power.

The City of Cold Lake will be going ahead with a submission for the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP), regardless of the grant's changes in funding. During their regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept.

The Bonnyville Community Learning Council (BCLC) beat their previous record for the most participants in the Community Awareness and Registration night.

Cst. Jason Jaques has a unique crime fighting partner, and his name is Harp. Since joining the RCMP 10 years ago, Jaques has had his sights set on joining the Police Dog Service (PDS) Unit.

Bonnyville RCMP are seekng the public’s assistance identifying two suspects responsible for the theft of items and cash from the Dove Centre. On Sept. 4, at about 11:30 p.m., local officers responded to an intrusion alarm at the centre.

The MD of Bonnyville is mapping out the future of recreation, and they want your input. As part of the municipality’s recreational needs assessment, the MD will be hosting two open houses.

Luc Mercier is ready to take the reins as the MD of Bonnyville’s new Chief Administrative Officer (CAO). For 28 years, Mercier has been working for municipalities across Alberta.

Local United Conservative Party (UCP) members asked nomination candidates their pressing questions at the party’s forum. The Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul UCP Association hosted the event at the Bonnyville Agriplex on Wednesday, Sept. 5.

Come out and see what Glendon has to offer during their registration night. The second annual Glendon Community Awareness and Registration Night is happening on Wednesday, Sept. 12 at Glendon School from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.