Bonnyville News

Progressive Conservative (PC) leadership candidate Doug Horner visited Bonnyville this past Wednesday, greeting local politicians, party members, and supporters at an early morning breakfast at the Centennial Centre.

Three people were struck by lightning at a campsite at Pelican Point campground at Moose Lake on July 31 at about 11 p.m., according to the MD of Bonnyville's department of parks and recreation.

Two local men wanted on Canada-wide warrants in relation to the murder of a Cold Lake First Nation man were arrested in the Edmonton area this past Tuesday.

On Sept. 17, members of the Progressive Conservative (PC) Party of Alberta will vote for a new leader, and the six candidates are hitting the campaign trail.

An Edmonton provincial court has decided to allow three protesters, two teepees and a sacred fire to remain at the English Bay Peace Camp, where Déné Suliné and Cold Lake First Nations members have been protesting government expansion since May.

An investigation into the CF-18 Hornet crash out of 4 Wing Cold Lake last November has found the aircraft was operating normally and focuses on human factors. During a two-aircraft formation night vision goggles training mission, Capt.

The provincial Subdivision Development Appeal Board has upheld the MD of Bonnyville's Municipal Planning Commission's decision to deny William Dixon's application to construct a 512-person work camp on his property north of Ardmore at a hearing Tuesd

Scottish rockers Nazareth took the Centennial Centre by storm this past Saturday, entertaining fans of all ages.

The City of Cold Lake council is speaking out after comments made by MLA for Fort McMurray - Wood Buffalo Guy Boutilier suggested the province should force Cold Lake to amalgamate with the MD of Bonnyville to alleviate Cold Lake's financial issues.

The Land Use Framework, the Land Stewardship Act, and property rights were hot topics at the first all-candidate Progressive Conservative leadership forum on July 21 in Vermilion.