Bonnyville News

If there’s anyone that understands the power of mindset, it’s Rayette Dallaire. Just a few years after opening her business in Bonnyville, the 46-year-old massage therapist was diagnosed with thyroid cancer.

Industrial businesses throughout the MD will be seeing a bit of a break on their taxes for 2018. During their regular council meeting, the MD of Bonnyville passed a motion to reduce the mill rate for industrial businesses.

Local food truck operators expressed their apprehensions when it comes to the City of Cold Lake’s proposed mobile food vendor policy.

Can a person love a school? “Yes, I love Duclos School,” said principal Richard Cameron. Cameron will be retiring at the end of this school year, after serving Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) for 34 fruitful years.

Students of H.E. Bourgoin Middle School are stepping up to the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Challenge. The small group of students and faculty have landed a place in the top 50 regional finalists for the international competition, which could earn H.E.

Every year flags are lowered all over Canada to mourn and remember friends, family, and co-workers who have lost their lives to workplace injury and illness.

The MD of Bonnyville approved $6,200 in funding for a pilot rural cat spay and neuter program.

The Town of Bonnyville has continued their conversation around the sale and consumption of recreational marijuana. During their April 10 council meeting, the discussion was around the business, community standards, and smoking bylaws.

Angus Shaw was a Scotsman employed as a fur trader in Canada by the North West Company, and in 1789, he made a discovery that would be a game changer for the region.

Holly Ducarte has proven that being an underdog writer and everyday challenges can’t stop her passion for story telling.