Bonnyville News

The Northern Lights School Division has decided to change their name to better represent their status as a public school. The division will now be known as Northern Lights Public Schools, as decided by the board of trustees at their June 21 meeting.

After four years of uncertainty, a popular local bridge that connects a trail between Bonnyville and Cold Lake celebrated its grand re-opening last week.

The Children's Charity Golf Classic had another tremendous year, bringing in around $21,000, to surpass the $100,000 mark in its six-year life span Over 130 golfers showed up to play 18-holes at the Bonnyville Golf and Country Club, and raise money f

The Royal Canadian Air Force wrapped up its international training mission Exercise Maple Flag 49 - a month-long gathering of air forces from Canada and several of its allies in #ColdLake, Alberta. The exercise is designed to prepare pilots and air crews for the realities of modern warfare and to ensure that forces for all nations involved are prepared in case they are needed.

Over a month after Fort McMurray residents fled to Bonnyville escaping the wildfire that roared through the city, evacuees have moved out of emergency housing.

The highways of the Lakeland were saturated with over a hundred road hogs out for a good cause this last weekend.

Local hunters are gaining celebrity status as they prepare to debut their first series on national television.

Anyone with letters or packages they've been meaning to send will want to rush to the post office, as a looming postal disruption draws closer.

Those who claim that Jessie Lake is the source of an occasional rank smell around town may be right.

A group of Bonnyville students had the unique opportunity to help influence change on a provincial level. Notre Dame High School (NDHS) was one of seven schools in Alberta chosen to co-author a white paper on climate change.