Bonnyville News

A man driving a North East Bulk Transportation Services truck travelling northbound on Highway 41, just south of the intersection with Highway 28, carrying two trailers full of black dirt, rolled into the ditch on the morning of July 30.

Four sites at the CNRL Primrose and Wolf Lake locations are still releasing bitumen emulsion to the surface, according to the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER).

Bonnyville and Cold Lake RCMP worked together in apprehending a man after an armed robbery occurred at Bonnyville's Dollar Store and More on July 24.

With the provincial government clarifying it has no plans to significantly improve Highway 28 between Bonnyville and Cold Lake, leaders of the municipalities have weighed in on the issue.

Shortly after 6:00 p.m. Monday, a bus carrying Cenovus workers home from their shift at Foster Creek went off the road and rolled in the ditch.

Last week, 20 contestants from all over the Lakeland came together to compete in the second annual Lakeland Survivor, with organizers saying the event was “more successful than we could have ever imagined.

The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has ordered a series of restrictions for the CNRL Primrose and Wolf Lake project sites in a response to several recent incidents involving bitumen released to the surface and into a body of water, according to an AE

Residents in the Lakeland are increasingly expressing their concerns over the rising cost of living, with the spotlight now focusing on accommodations at the Canadian Forces Base in Cold Lake.

Bonnyville residents are preparing themselves for a show of a lifetime, as a Canadian “national treasure” will be in town July 20, performing on stage at the Centennial Centre for the first time in years.

Hello Bonnyville, today I'm going to tug on your heartstrings a little, in a similar way a story I wrote this week tugged on mine.