Bonnyville News

University Professor and renowned children's author Steven Layne spent a week in March working with students, staff and administrators in the Lakeland Catholic School Division.

It was a tough weekend for the Cold Lake Ice as they came up just short at the provincial championships in Stony Plain, losing two and tying one en route to an early round robin exit. The first game came on Apr.

A national society is hoping to expand into the Lakeland in the coming months to address the issue of homelessness, specifically amongst men.

While the majority of the Alberta is busy analyzing and arguing over the provincial budget, health care activists across the province have been celebrating a major victory after Alberta Health Services made a “game changing” announcement earlier in t

Rising taxes, escalating fuel costs and a higher surcharge on booze and tobacco are just a few of the many things Lakeland residents are going to have to put up with moving forward after the provincial government released its 2015 budget last week.

In the face of the recent economic downturn in the area due to the drop in oil prices, the Chronic Labour Shortage Committee has decided to put a hold on their fight with the federal government.

A 32-year-old Fort Kent woman is in serious but stable condition after being struck by a drunk driver on Sunday night while walking along a street in Fort Kent.

Watch this video to see the winning name being drawn for the Signed Pontiacs Jersey promoting the Kraft Hockeyville bid.

One local couple with a passion for hunting are getting the once in a lifetime opportunity to live out their dreams of having their hunts seen by people across the country.

What do you think of when you think of someone who's homeless? For many, images of shopping carts, barrel fires and sleeping on the streets come to mind.