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Habitat for Humanity: Looking towards the future

Habitat for Humanity: Looking towards the future

History was made this past week at the Elizabeth Métis Settlement just outside of Cold Lake. Enbridge Inc.

Cold Lake is hopeful for "a second date" with WestJet

The City of Cold Lake presented its proposal to WestJet recently in an effort to bring commercial air services to the Lakeland region, via the 4 Wing airport.
Trestle investigation continues

Trestle investigation continues

Cold Lake RCMP officials are seeking persons of interest in an ongoing criminal investigation regarding the fire damage to the Beaver River bridge on the Iron Horse Trail.
Blue-green algae makes Moose Lake unsafe

Blue-green algae makes Moose Lake unsafe

Alberta Health Services (AHS) has issued a health advisory for Moose Lake after discovering blue-green algae in the water.

Local girl to receive bone marrow transplant

Cynthia Theriault, the 19-year-old Bonnyville girl fighting Leukemia who was a guest of honour at the RCMP Regimental Ball in May, is currently in Calgary preparing for a bone marrow transplant after three bone marrow matches were identified in early

Federal Minister to visit Bonnyville

Brian Storseth, MP for Westlock – St.

VIDEO: Glendon's 21st annual Pyrogy Festival

Glendon celebrates its 21st annual Pyrogy Festival.
Community members come out for Sandy Beach Cleanup

Community members come out for Sandy Beach Cleanup

Dozens of area residents, some heavy machinery, a few waste bins and tons of community spirit had already arrived at Sandy Beach early last Thursday evening to clean up the well-known camping and party spot located on the west side of Cold Lake.

Oil spill cleanup continues

Enbridge's oil pumping station about 24 kilometres south of Elk Point is now fully operational after suffering a release late last month, but further evaluations in terms of testing the soil around the site continue, said company spokesperson Graham
Trestle fire determined to be arson

Trestle fire determined to be arson

The Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority (BRFA) has determined the cause of the Beaver River trestle fire to be arson and the matter has now been turned over to the RCMP and will proceed as a criminal investigation.
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