Bonnyville News

Town of Bonnyville council has approved the final operational and capital budgets for 2018. The balanced operating budget comes in at $22.6-million. On the capital side for 2018, the town is looking at approximately $12.

One decision can change your life. That was the message that resonated with students as they witnessed a mock collision unfold.

The Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) has seen consistent growth in enrolment over the last two years. Over the 2017-18 academic year alone, the district saw an eight per cent jump in the number of students attending their schools.

Creating a culture of inclusion for every student has landed Dr. Bernard Brosseau School national recognition.

Hunting and fishing enthusiasts got the chance to enjoy a meal while learning about the oldest and largest conservation organization in the province.

The Bonnyville RCMP are investigating two armed robberies that occurred just seven hours apart. This is a photo of the suspect. On April 26, at about 11:20 p.m.

While the legalization of marijuana is impending, the City of Cold Lake is getting ready for public consultation.

“The Pontiacs put Bonnyville on the map when it comes to hockey.” Bringing Jr. A hockey to the area took the Lakeland’s love for the sport to a “whole new level,” said Dennis Germain. Germain is currently a member of the Bonnyville Sr.

Bonnyville town council has approved a two per cent municipal tax increase for 2018. At their April 24 meeting, council passed three readings of the tax rate bylaw, raising the mill rate for both residential and non-residential properties.

Residents of the MD of Bonnyville will be seeing a dip in their taxes this year, after the MD voted to keep the residential mill rate the same for 2018.