Bonnyville News

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.

The province has approached the Town of Bonnyville to conduct a study that will determine if housing is needed locally for people with complex needs.

Jill Heinerth is an explorer, and her message to students is very clear, don't be afraid to do the impossible.

Town council wants to get to the bottom of why fuel prices are so high in Bonnyville, and they're ready to do something about it. "I'm quite upset that the price of fuel in Bonnyville is so high, 101 cents to 103 cents per litre, relative to 86.

Bonnyville-Cold Lake MLA Scott Cyr is taking action against intimate image sharing, through the creation and introduction of Bill 202.

Bonnyville Centralized High School (BCHS) will be getting a face lift, after being approved for modernization by the provincial government. “We are thrilled, beyond thrilled, we're getting a modernization,” said principal Corey Baker.

A study completed on Cold Lake has revealed it can sustain a regional waterline. On Thursday, March 23, residents attended an open house on the Cold Lake Health Assessment, conducted on behalf of the Town of Bonnyville.

Glendon School's student leadership group is getting ready to auction off some sweet treats for a good cause. The annual cake auction fundraiser is set for Thursday, April 6, and cakes are greatly needed.

It may only be her first year teaching, but Glendon School's Brittany Norton is already being recognized for her skills in the classroom.

Local business owners left the Bonnyville and District Chamber of Commerce annual general meeting with a world of knowledge about programs available within the community.