Bonnyville News

The road to recovery isn’t easy for ill or injured Canadian military soldiers. Transitioning into civilian life following retirement can be a difficult journey, which is why the True Patriot Love Foundation is helping soldiers find the way.

Local students will have their minds opened up to a world of possibilities. From April 23 to 27, authors, illustrators, and storytellers will be shedding some light and insight on their craft, during the 2018 Cenovus Wordpower tour.

It will be another 79 days behind bars for one Kehewin resident. Lowell Badger was intoxicated when he kicked in the door of his sister’s house.

Duane Hite has been a member of the Royal Canadian Legion since he joined the military. As a 35-year war veteran, Duane Hite has escaped death before, but there was one thing he couldn’t avoid: cancer.

A call to the St. Paul RCMP detachment led local officers to an intoxicated driver.

Too much alcohol had one woman acting out towards RCMP officers. Jeanine Chisten Gadwa pled guilty to obstructing a peace officer during her appearance in the Bonnyville Provincial Courthouse on Tuesday, April 17. The charge was in relation to a Jan.

Bonnyville Centralized High School (BCHS) is presenting a striking play this spring. The musical comedy, ‘How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying,’ will be staged for locals to enjoy at the Lyle Victor Albert Centre from May 3 to 5.

Local residents tossed around their questions and concerns regarding local crime.

It’s time to celebrate and recognize the value of volunteers. The Bonnyville and District FCSS, along with Bonnyville Community Learning Council (BCLC) will host a community-wide Volunteer Appreciation Day on Thursday.

The Bonnyville Agricultural Society commenced its 18th annual Gardener’s Day with some newcomers. “This is the first-time I came to this event,” said Samatha Karshiuk.