Bonnyville News

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.

The Bonnyville Bandits perfect season has come to an end after a heartbreaking overtime loss to the St. Paul Bengals in the Wheatland Bantam Football League (WBFL) championship final.

The Bonnyville Community Outreach Office for the Dr. Margaret Savage Crisis Centre (DMSCC) and Bonnyville and District FCSS kicked off Domestic Violence Awareness Month on a positive note with their annual Walk For Peace.

The regional waterline will be bringing more than just clean drinking water to communities across the region; it will be bringing a lifeline.

Over a dozen local women were taking back the night, during a walk to raise awareness for sexual assault.

The Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) board of trustees will operate under the guidance of newly elected board chair Arlene Hrynyk for the next four years. During their first meeting since the election of the new board on Thursday, Oct.

The Bonnyville Voyageurs season has come to a close after a tough 49-7 loss to the Holy Rosary Raiders. The team travelled to Lloydminster Friday, Oct. 20 to take on the Raiders in what turned out to be a wet and muddy affair.