Bonnyville News

The Bonnyville RCMP are reminding residents to lock up their vehicles following a string of incidents. From Aug. 24 to 29, multiple vehicles throughout town were broken into and items were stolen. In most cases, Sgt.

The Cold Lake Energy Centre is continuing to expand the possibilities. The City of Cold Lake thinks they have checked off all the boxes with the expansion to the Cold Lake Energy Centre.

Whether you’re ready to register for a local group, or just want to learn more, the place to do it is Community Registration Night. The Bonnyville Community Registration Night is just around the corner.

The Town of Bonnyville won’t be applying for the Investing in Canada Infastructure Program (ICIP) grant funding this year.

Effective Oct. 1, the Cold Lake Provincial Courthouse will be have an additional docket day added to their monthly schedule. Court will now convene on the second, third, and fourth Wednesday of each month. Chief Crown Prosecutor based out of St.

A community that has been living with a water boil advisory for seven years is celebrating the start of construction on a water treatment plant.

The City of Cold Lake has passed their cannabis use bylaw, but are open to change as legalization of the drug approaches.

A local woman accused of breaking into dozens of mailboxes will remain in custody. Cindie E. Stoyles is facing 57 charges in relation to multiple incidents that took place over the course of a year. On Tuesday, Aug.

Resisting arrest landed a 28-year-old Kehewin male in custody. Jesse James Moosepayo appeared in the Bonnyville Provincial Courthouse via CCTV on Tuesday from the Edmonton Remand Centre where he was awaiting his opportunity to plea. On Aug.

While broken down parts and uncertainty may seem like a bad way to start the hockey season, what began as a tough situation has turned into a "win-win" opportunity, bringing communities together on and off the ice.