Bonnyville News

Residents had the chance to learn about the invasive species living in local lakes. The Lakeland Industry and Community Association (LICA) hosted an aquatic invasive species workshop to teach the public about what’s in their lakes.

Police suspect there was personal information for over 200 different people recovered from a Bonnyville residence. On July 8, RCMP executed a search warrant in Bonnyville after a complaint regarding stolen credit card data.

A new fine arts facility made the top of Bonnyville’s priority list for the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP). Council discussed what they would submit for the ICIP grant during their regular meeting on Tuesday, July 10.

The Town of Bonnyville passed their cannabis land use and business license bylaws during their regular council meeting on Tuesday.

Bonnyville RCMP are asking the public for their help identifying suspects believed to be involved in the theft of a two vehicles. On July 11, between 3:30 and 3:40 a.m.

A member of the Canadian Armed Forces at 4 Wing Cold Lake is facing multiple charges including child luring, child pornography, distributing/selling child pornography, among others.

A local man has been charged with driving three times the legal limit after a resident called to report a man hanging his head out of his vehicle window and driving erratically.

Local animal shelters are reminding the public about the dangers of leaving your pet in a vehicle. Heat stroke, kidney failure, and even death are some of the consequences that can stem from a dog being left in a vehicle on a hot day.

It’s not often the Bonnyville and District Chamber of Commerce and the Cold Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce get to work together, but when it comes to appreciating businesses in their communities, they’re all-in.

Youth in and around Cold Lake will have a place to call their own, after the Cold Lake and District FCSS opens The Loft. Since 2014, the Cold Lake and District FCSS have been trying to fill the gap for programming offered to youth ages 13 to 17.