Bonnyville News

For the second time in history, Canadian athletic directors made the trek across the border to share their knowledge and a Bonnyville teacher is among them.

The United States' and Canada West's hopes at a medal took a hit after both suffered losses in Monday's World Junior A Challenge action. Team USA had a shocking 1-0 loss to the Czech Republic in the afternoon game.

Dentist, Emergency Medical Services worker, and now, Dr. Dave Skuba can add EMS Exemplary Services Medal recipient to his résumé. “I'm honoured. When I'm there (working with Bonnyville EMS) I just try to do what needs to be done.

The Bonnyville Curling Club is looking for some help as their building is in need of some major maintenance. The curling hall is now past it's 20-year life span and some of the parts of the building are beginning to fail.

Pleased with their performance, Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) is sharing their achievements and goals with the community. During their Nov.

Another year has come and gone for the annual Festival of Trees, with nearly $9,000 raised on tree sales alone. One tree in particular raised $4,500, and was the highest bid Doreen Kushnir, organizer of the event, has ever seen.

Local politicians say we're finally seeing a glimmer of hope, after federal approval of two pipeline projects.

A trial two and a half years in the making was decided in two and a half hours the morning of Tuesday, Nov. 29. The jury found Glendon resident Deborah Doonanco guilty of second degree murder in the 2014 death of her common-law husband Kevin Feland.

Capt. Thomas McQueen, originally of Hamilton, Ont., was named as the 4-Wing pilot who died in a CF-18 crash outside Cold Lake on Monday, Nov. 28. "I personally knew Capt.

The Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) can add a feather to their cap after the release of this year's Accountability Pillar Overall Summary Annual Education Results.