Bonnyville News

Critics of the draft Lower Athabasca Regional Plan (LARP) are questioning why it has stringent criteria for only two potentially hazardous chemicals — compounds some would argue are not the most relevant to the area.

Since graduating from Bonnyville Centralized High School, local boy Clayton Bellamy has made a name for himself in country music.

Minister of Energy Ron Liepert believes Canada could have the largest proven oil reserves in the world, within the next decade. He shared this message at the inaugural Bonnyville and District Oil and Gas Show on June 22.

The Ardmore Community Society president has received confirmation Canada Post does not plan to close Ardmore's post office despite its postmaster's plans to retire next month.

Wet and windy weather did not stop the crowds from coming out to this year's 4 Wing Family Air Show, as more than 3,000 people came through the gate, according to Cooper Sinclair, 4 Wing Cold Lake communications officer.

A 33-year-old Edmonton man was pronounced dead after fire crews pulled a vehicle from the Beaver River north of Ardmore June 13. At approximately 6:10 a.m.

RCMP have charged three individuals from Goodfish Lake and St. Paul, including a local Orthodox priest, under the Immigration Refugee Protection Act on June 13.

Ardmore residents fear their post office could close for good after its postmaster retires in July.

Despite the fact the federal government has announced it will introduce back-to-work legislation to end the labour dispute between Canada Post and 48,000 members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), normal mail service likely won't return

Non-unionized employees at Canada Post branches in Bonnyville and Cold Lake have been told by their superiors to not accept any new mail or parcels from the public Wednesday morning, hours after Canada Post locked out thousands of unionized employees