Bonnyville News

Frustrated residents from across the region were looking for answers at the MD of Bonnyville rural crime open forum.

It's a big world out there, and local students are getting the chance to experience it. Every year, Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) students spend three months in either France, Belgium, or Spain as part of the local French exchange.

The Town of Bonnyville is officially ready for the holiday season after another successful Festival of Trees. Brightly decorated Christmas trees were on display for all to see from Nov. 30 to Dec. 3.

The brother and sister charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of an 83-year-old Bonnyville man appeared in the St. Paul Provincial Courthouse for a preliminary hearing.

The MD of Bonnyville kept ratepayers in mind when passing their 2018 interim budget. The $90.8-million interim budget has been balanced without increasing municipal mill rates.

Business is growing in the Town of Bonnyville. New businesses popping up around town has become a frequent occurrence. Since Jan. 1, 52 development permits have been granted for businesses to start operations in Bonnyville.

Claudette Proulx believes the recognition she received goes beyond her own hard work and dedication to the Francophone community. “I‘m receiving this in honour of everyone else, because I'm not the only one volunteering,” she said. On Nov.

The best high school volleyball teams across Alberta battled it out at école des Beaux-Lacs for with the provincial championships on the line.

Two men and two children were taken to hospital following a two-vehicle collision. On Friday, Nov. 24, at approximately 2:20 p.m., a 24-year-old male driving a southbound pickup truck attempted to pass multiple vehicles on Hwy.

Alternative therapy is becoming more of a viable option for residents in the Lakeland. Owner of Take Care Therapy Judy Pszyk invited the public to get a better understanding of the practice and the healing methods offered on Wednesday, Nov.