Bonnyville News

It appears the speed limit on Highway 28 at the west end of town will be staying at 70 km/h. A Town of Bonnyville request to decrease the speed limit to 60 km/h along a portion of the highway was rejected by Alberta Transportation last week.

A local counselling and support centre is reaching out to victims of sexual assault in the Métis community.

A two-year fight with Alberta Health Service over the insufficient funding for local ambulance services continues, as municipal officials are set to meet with AHS representatives this week.

A hat trick from forward Nicolas Correale propelled the Spruce Grove Saints to a 5-4 victory over the Bonnyville Jr. A Pontiacs on Friday night.

Students from Glendon School are set to start work on a project that will benefit their community and possibly lead to a $50,000 technology grant.

Beginning in April, anglers fishing for walleye at Marie Lake may not be able to take home any of their catch. At a public meeting held by Alberta Environment and Parks at the C2 on Jan.

Hundreds gathered for a night of food and dance to ring in the Ukrainian New Year, or Malanka. On Jan.

KidSport Bonnyville is putting more local kids into sports, seeing their numbers nearly triple in 2015.

The Bonnyville swimming pool is scheduled to be closed down for two months in the summer in order for crews to re-grout the tiles that line the pool.

Two water transmission line leaks at the west end of town had municipal staff scrambling over the course of four days earlier this month.