Bonnyville News

Cold Lake residents had the opportunity to provide feedback on proposed changes to the city's recreational vehicle (RV) bylaw.

Two members of the Cold Lake Ice were rewarded for the exceptional work they've put in over the course of the season.

After six months of offering free transit to the residents of Cold Lake, Mayor Craig Copeland is eager to showcase the system to the province. “We welcome the NDP government to come in and have a look at it.

Local high school students received an inspiring, eye-opening, music-driven message from award-winning public speaker Robb Nash last Friday.

Staff and students at Dr. Brosseau attempted to inspire change at their school on March 2 by hosting their first ever We Day event.

Representatives from Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Alberta Health are going to be taking a solid look at the data surrounding the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in Bonnyville in hopes of resolving the current funding dispute.

After experiencing a long, challenging journey through the health care system, Ann and Tim Chislett vowed to do whatever they could do ensure others didn't have to suffer through the same difficult path. On Feb.

Catholic school students in Bonnyville got a lesson about becoming the authors of their lives. Last week, award-winning author and speaker Ben Mikaelsen was in town to share his story about becoming an author and overcoming bullying as a child.

Over 20 students from across Northern Lights School Division had the thrill of a lifetime on Feb. 24, as they joined Johnny Reid on stage at the Cold Lake Energy Centre.

After 20 years, the Northern Lights School Division could be getting a makeover. As the division logo goes out to the public for consultation, the board of trustees is also discussing the possibility of changing the name.