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Ducharme Motors wins 2015 Dealer of Excellence Award

Ducharme Motors wins 2015 Dealer of Excellence Award

Ducharme Motors' owner Greg Ducharme was honoured for his continued success in the auto industry and dedication to community involvement last week with the 2015 Dealer of Excellence Award.
Western Pride Auction eliminates regular livestock sales

Western Pride Auction eliminates regular livestock sales

Changes in the livestock industry combined with a province-wide cattle shortage have resulted in Western Pride Auction deciding to stop regular livestock sales.
Local women giving dignity back to girls overseas

Local women giving dignity back to girls overseas

A local group of women are banding together to help ensure that girls in every country get to live their lives to the fullest, one kit at a time.

Town, MD unanimously support bid for World Jr. A Challenge

Bonnyville officially submitted their bid to host the World Jr. A Challenge last week, complete with the backing of both Town Council and the MD of Bonnyville Council.

Doctor recruitment committee honoured with provincial award

Bonnyville's work in successfully recruiting six new doctors to the region has turned heads all across the province.
Council upset with progress of 51 Ave redevelopment

Council upset with progress of 51 Ave redevelopment

After weeks of seeing little action on the 51 Ave redevelopment project, construction crews have finally started laying the foundation for surface work.
Clubroot found on MD of Bonnyville farm

Clubroot found on MD of Bonnyville farm

A case of clubroot has been confirmed in a canola field within the MD of Bonnyville. “We did expect to find it this year because it was so close in the County of St. Paul.
Town unanimously supports the return of a Santa Claus parade

Town unanimously supports the return of a Santa Claus parade

A local groups quest to revive the Bonnyville Santa Claus parade received a huge boost of support from Town Council last week.
City cuts the ribbon on Cold Lake Transit, discusses building new transfer station

City cuts the ribbon on Cold Lake Transit, discusses building new transfer station

The buses in the long-awaited transit system are finally rolling through Cold Lake. After months of planning and anticipation, the first passengers boarded the buses on the morning of Aug. 26. “I'm very excited, it was a big team project.

Manitoba man warns local farmers buying out of province hay

As hay continues to be brought in from out of province, farmers are being warned about the possible repercussions. Since being hit with a drought, producers in Alberta have been struggling to feed their livestock.
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