Bonnyville News

Local Indigenous students interested in the Trade Winds to Success Training Society program could soon have more options to choose from after the provincial government announced half-a-million in funding to the pre-apprenticeship program.

The Dragonfly Counselling and Support Centre is spreading the word about who they are and what they do. On Saturday, May 27, the centre will be hosting a Wellness Fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Bonnyville Centennial Centre.

Kehewin dancers opened up the eyes of students within the Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) during a Powwow dance tour.

Climbing 1,204 stairs and 55 stories sounds like an intimidating task for even the fittest people, but imagine doing it in full fire fighting gear and an oxygen tank.

Off-highway vehicle (OHV) operators and passengers are being asked to strap on their helmets as Bill 36, an act to enhance safety for OHV users, comes into effect.

The question of what's causing that pungent smell in Bonnyville throughout the spring and summer has been answered, it's Jessie Lake.

Progress continues to be made on bringing the regional waterline closer to fruition.

Local kids could soon have a different sport to take up, thanks to the initiative of a new Bonnyville resident.

Walsh Field was the site of anticipation on Friday, May 5 as a crowd of residents waited eagerly for the announcement that improvements to the field are right around the corner.

Francophone students from Grades 2 to 6 had the chance to try out something new while being active and having fun. On Wednesday, May 3, students from Bonnyville, Cold Lake, St.