Bonnyville News

With the current tough economic times, local business owners are concerned about the added burden a minimum wage increase would bring.

More than $125,000 worth of drugs and a number of deadly weapons have been taken off the streets of Bonnyville after local RCMP, in partnership with ALERT Edmonton, concluded a nine-month investigation, cracking down on a group of “dangerous” fentany

Residents caught a glimpse of what the official opposition has to say about the embattled energy sector in Cold Lake last Monday.

The Bonnyville and District SPCA is being overwhelmed by the number of stray dogs they need to care for. “Our stray numbers are high, 90 percent of our dogs are stray dogs,” said Heather Mutch, manager of the Bonnyville SPCA.

Over 200 people gathered on Saturday to celebrate the life of the late Brodie Xavier Landry. The first ever BXL Skip-Walk-Run event was held at Dr. Brosseau School to remember Brodie and support the Canadian Transplant Association (CTA).

While she may not be in politics anymore, it's not hard to see the impact Genia Leskiw had on the area from her time as Bonnyville – Cold Lake MLA.

As the tremors stemming from the historic May 5 provincial election begin to subside, Wildrose leader Brian Jean took several steps towards getting his house back into order last week when he officially announced a 21-member strong shadow minister ro

As one journey ends, another begins. That was the key message pressed home to a collection of 12 local youth this past weekend as they bid an emotional final farewell to École des Beaux-Lacs.

Local school boards are breathing a sigh of relief following the announcement that the province will restore funding to education for the upcoming school year.

Cat owners in Bonnyville should be wary, after a number of feline friends have gone missing from residences in town.