Bonnyville News

Take a tour though history at the Bonnyville Museum. Two new exhibits at the local museum put the focus on the local impact of the Canadian National Railway (CNR) and Alberta’s early settlers.

Thanks to provincial funding, the Bonnyville and District Fine Arts Society will be hosting a culture days people won’t want to miss.

Alberta farmers are opening their gates to show the public where their food comes from. From Aug. 18 to 19, agricultural producers from across the province will welcome families as part of the sixth annual Alberta Open Farm Days.

Get ready to get muddy Bonnyville. The fourth annual Extreme Mudfest is taking over the Bonnyville Rodeo Grounds from Aug. 23 to 26.

The 32-year-old responsible for the theft of a vehicle from the Bonnyville Home Hardware parking lot faced his day in court. Billie Joe Morin is a member of the Ermineskin First Nation. On Tuesday, Aug.

A man who pled guilty to arson in Kehewin was granted release. Bob Lee White requested a pre-sentence report after pleading guilty to arson by negligence in the Bonnyville Provincial Courthouse on Tuesday, Aug. 7.

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.