Bonnyville News

A CNRL employee called RCMP after cameras picked up movement at one of their shops. On May 17, at about 4:30 a.m., St.

Three intoxicated men’s joyride didn’t go as planned. According to Sgt. Sarah Parke, acting detachment commander of the Bonnyville RCMP, local officers responded to the theft of an unusual vehicle on July 30. A 911 complaint came in around 9:30 p.m.

The Town of Bonnyville is reminding residents there’s a place for their garage sale signs, and it’s not on town boulevards.

Local artists are ready to showcase their craft during a first-of-it’s-kind festival in Cold Lake. The Cold Lake Entertainment Society is hosting the areas’s inaugral Verge Arts Festival at the Grande Parlour from Aug. 10 to 12.

Local cyclists are doing their part to conquer cancer one ride at a time. Randy’s Riders, a local charity riding group, has spent the spring and summer training to get ready for the 10th annual Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer.

Drag racers, start your engines. The Bonnyville Gear Grabbers car club has a local drag racing event in the works, slated for the summer of 2019.

Blue-green algae has spread throughout the Lakeland. So far this summer, numerous lakes have fallen under an Alberta Health Services (AHS) advisory for blue-green algae blooms.

It was a story of self-identification through the art of movement to share the history of struggles for Indigenous youth.

Alberta Health Services (AHS) has identified blue-green algae blooms in areas of Cold Lake. The cyanobacteria, more commonly known as blue-green algae, has been spotted at the Cold Lake Marina.

Friendly, hardworking, and a family man. These are just some of the ways Jerry Gadwa will be remembered. “Jerry’s a unique person in himself.