Bonnyville News

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.

It all started as an initiative to provide better opportunities for children on the spectrum.

A local teacher is left speechless after being nominated for a provincial award. Colby Bowers is new to the world of teaching, but it doesn’t show. After just eight months of instructing Physical Education at H.E. Bourgoin (H.E.B.

“I’m the luckiest man alive.” Albert Boratynec is a 78-year-old farmer living in the County of St. Paul. On Valentine’s Day in 2011, he was diagnosed with colon cancer.

The fire that destroyed a 49 Ave. home is believed to be caused by an arsonist. Bonnyville RCMP confirmed on Friday (April 5) they have been investigating the fire that broke out at about 1 a.m. on Wednesday, April 4.

The work and membership of the Bonnyville and District Chamber of Commerce is continuing to grow. On Wednesday, March 28, the local chamber of commerce celebrated a successful 2017, and started their work on the upcoming year.

A local man was sentenced to 90 days in custody after assaulting his mother in their Kehewin home. Billy Joe McCarthy stood before Honourable Judge Kathleen Williams on Tuesday, April 3 in the Bonnyville Provincial Courthouse.

It was all about business as the Town of Bonnyville council learned more about the role of the Rural Alberta Business Centre (RABC).