Bonnyville News

Dementia care is about to get more accessible for Bonnyville seniors and their families.

Alberta Health Services (AHS) has put new measures in place to help the local health care system prevent possible fentanyl overdoses in town.

A group of students at Dr. Brousseau Middle School are putting technology to a good use, trying to solve Bonnyville's water issues. “We're looking at trying to improve some of the water quality at the school,” said principal Vince Spila.

Local business owners are feeling the pressure of a weaker loonie, as the price of importing goods from the U.S. rises. The Canadian dollar dipped to below 70 cents U.S. on Jan.

Residents might be disappointed to hear that Gurneyville Road will not be paved in 2016.

After months of worry and anticipation, the results of Alberta's royalty review were announced last week, but it wasn't the end to uncertainty many were hoping for.

Two siblings appeared in Bonnyville court via CCTV charged with a string of forgeries and frauds. Bonnyville residents, 21-year-old Daphne Stoyles and 22-year-old Francis Stoyles, were in front of Judge Kathleen Williams in Bonnyville court on Jan.

It appears the speed limit on Highway 28 at the west end of town will be staying at 70 km/h. A Town of Bonnyville request to decrease the speed limit to 60 km/h along a portion of the highway was rejected by Alberta Transportation last week.

A local counselling and support centre is reaching out to victims of sexual assault in the Métis community.

A two-year fight with Alberta Health Service over the insufficient funding for local ambulance services continues, as municipal officials are set to meet with AHS representatives this week.