Bonnyville News

It was the quick thinking of two town employees that had fire crews at the scene of a fire in downtown Bonnyville that much sooner. On the morning of Tuesday, Aug.

Aaron Christopher Watt will remain in custody while he waits for his preliminary trial Feb. 22, 2018. Honourable Judge Karl Wilberg denied Watt bail on Tuesday, Aug.

Bonnyville is one of the most active communities in Canada. Residents who take advantage of the many recreational ammenities at their disposal, can now boast their community as one of the best.

Kids with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) are getting a chance to go to summer camp. The overnight camp is run by the Lakeland Centre for FASD (LCFASD), and has been helping kids from across the region for 11 years.

The Kehewin Native Dance Theatre shared Trickster stories with residents of Bonnyville during their Wonska Weesakeechak performance.

Nominations have opened up for the 2018 Business of the Year Awards (BOYA). The Bonnyville and District Chamber of Commerce and the Cold Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce are looking for the best businesses in the region.

It may only be two or three calls per year, but for the Bonnyville Search and Rescue (SAR) team, it's those few times when there is a life on the line. Bonnyville SAR has been helping locate missing persons in the region since December 1996.

Members on the Team Alberta U16 volleyball squad won't soon forget this year's North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) after bringing home the silver medal.

Getting youth involved in more than one sport could be the key to their personal and athletic development. Players looking to get the extra edge in their sport of choice may want to look into trying something new.

David Brown described rugby as a game for hooligans played by gentlemen and gentlewomen. The Cold Lake Penguins Rugby Football Club is hoping that people in Bonnyville will get on the ball and sign-up for next year's season.