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The Royal Canadian Air Force wrapped up its international training mission Exercise Maple Flag 49 - a month-long gathering of air forces from Canada and several of its allies in #ColdLake, Alberta. The exercise is designed to prepare pilots and air crews for the realities of modern warfare and to ensure that forces for all nations involved are prepared in case they are needed.

Evacuees in Bonnyville transition out of emergent care

Over a month after Fort McMurray residents fled to Bonnyville escaping the wildfire that roared through the city, evacuees have moved out of emergency housing.
Lakeland Drifters take to the streets to fight cancer

Lakeland Drifters take to the streets to fight cancer

The highways of the Lakeland were saturated with over a hundred road hogs out for a good cause this last weekend.
Coyote Country days away from television debut

Coyote Country days away from television debut

Local hunters are gaining celebrity status as they prepare to debut their first series on national television.
Residents could see postal disruptions as soon as July 2

Residents could see postal disruptions as soon as July 2

Anyone with letters or packages they've been meaning to send will want to rush to the post office, as a looming postal disruption draws closer.

Air quality monitoring station moves into Bonnyville

Those who claim that Jessie Lake is the source of an occasional rank smell around town may be right.
NDHS student pitches climate change proposals to ministers

NDHS student pitches climate change proposals to ministers

A group of Bonnyville students had the unique opportunity to help influence change on a provincial level. Notre Dame High School (NDHS) was one of seven schools in Alberta chosen to co-author a white paper on climate change.
School bus contractors get a boost

School bus contractors get a boost

Northern Lights School Division's transportation contractors will be getting a two per cent increase for the 2016-'17 school year. The decision comes after three years of bus companies seeing no increase.
Helping the stars shine brighter

Helping the stars shine brighter

Lakeland Provincial Park is already known among sky watchers as an excellent place to watch the stars drift by, but soon it could have official designation for its panoramic views.
New parks bylaw puts more onus on patrons for cleanup

New parks bylaw puts more onus on patrons for cleanup

A few changes have been made to the rules governing camping in the MD.
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