Bonnyville News

The Bonnyville Pontiacs experienced mixed results during their latest three-game stretch. The team kicked off the week with a 6-1 win over their rivals, the Lloydminster Bobcats, Tuesday, Nov. 7, at the R.J. Lalonde arena. Veteran P.J.

Businesses with 50 employees or less could fall under a new small business mill rate subclass. The initiative was recently announced by the Alberta government, and on Wednesday, Nov.

Local schools are teaching students to think outside their country, through the 10,000 Villages Coffee House. Products from communities around the world were for sale in Bonnyville on Wednesday, Nov.

The MD of Bonnyville has released an early edition of their capital budget, with over $2.3-million in surplus.

It was a cold and somber day for Grade 12 Notre Dame High School (NDHS) students as they laid poppies in the snow next to the headstones of local fallen soldiers. This is the second year NDHS has participated in the No Stone Left Alone project.

The Bonnyville Pontiacs are starting to build momentum after wins in back-to- back divisional games.

Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) has an extra $736,000 in their coffers, after a successful Classroom Improvement Fund (CIF) application through Alberta Education.

The Bonnyville Community Policing Committee wants to know how residents feel about policing within the Town of Bonnyville.

Bonnyville residents could soon have access to 49 Ave., as construction to the new town hall nears completion.

War goes beyond the frontlines. Those living during those times had a battle of their own, on the homefront. Pauline Marchand was 13-years-old and living in Saskatchewan when she lost her brother in the Second World War.