Bonnyville News

When Thomas Curry went to the doctor nearly two decades ago, nothing could have prepared him for what he was about to hear. The Cold Lake man was in his early 30s when he started experiencing sharp pains in his back.

Two area aboriginal women will be sharing the Cree culture and history, with the hope of strengthening relationships with non-aboriginal residents.

Childcare just got a lot more affordable for local parents, as the Bonnyville and District Daycare was approved for a provincial grant to drop their fee to $25 per day. “This is a wonderful opportunity for the community and also for the daycare.

It's open season on the water in many lakes across Alberta, with April 1 marking the official start of the province's 2017 sport fishing season.

Residents in Bonnyville will have the opportunity to get their questions answered when it comes to end of life options, be it palliative care or medical assistance in dying.

Mumbo Jumbo is shining in the spotlight across Alberta, and as they continue to grow they want to remember their Lakeland roots. “It's feeling kind of surreal.

A local teenager is one of the newest writers to add her name the list of published authors. At just 19-years-old, Cassandra Beck has released her first novel, The Golden Pearl. "I've always had a passion for writing.

The Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) is running out of space in their Bonnyville schools, sparking much debate as to what the best option is.

It was a night of raising awareness and funds at the Rednecks with a Cause fourth annual Autism Awareness Gala. This year's event raised approximately $42,000.

Walsh Field will be getting a multi-million dollar makeover in the hopes of attracting high-level sporting events to town. “The project, as it is, is a brand new $2.