Bonnyville News

Brian Jean dropped by Pyrogy Fest in Glendon to discuss his platform with residents as he vies for the leadership of the United Conservative Party (UCP). The stop, on Saturday, Sept. 2, was part of the former Wildrose leader's cross-province tour.

Cold Lake First Nations (CLFN) is going green, with solar panels set to be installed on five community buildings. Utilizing funding from the Alberta Government's Indigenous Solar Program, CLFN is doing their part to battle climate change.

Residents now have a general idea of the route the regional waterline will take. The Cold Lake Regional Utility Services Commission (CLRUSC) held an open house Wednesday, Aug. 23 to address possible concerns regarding the route.

*To enter into this month's Game Changer contest, go to the ‘contests' tab The benefits of the C2 stretch to every corner of the community.

Riding instructor, business owner, cattle farmer, mother, and volunteer; it's all in a day's work for Niki Elash. The Wonder Woman of the equine and agriculture world, Elash trades in the cape for riding boots.

Two Town of Bonnyville employees are being recognized for their quick thinking after discovering the fire in the SunLife Financial building on 50 Ave. On Tuesday, Aug.

The small business community was booming this summer, as the next generation of entrepreneurs put their business skills to the test.

Residents can learn about the next wave of steps in the regional waterline process. On Wednesday, Aug. 23, the Cold Lake Regional Utility Services Commission (RUSC) is hosting an public open house at the Ardmore Community Centre from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Ruth Tellier is much more than the co-owner of Tellier's Pharmacy; she is also a business warrior. It took hard work and determination for her to get there, but she did it.

Bonnyville Voyageurs offensive lineman Navarone Watchmaker has been chosen to represent western Canada at the International Bowl.