Bonnyville News

The Cold Lake Energy Centre has been officially closed to the public until further notice after the City of Cold Lake stepped up to accommodate roughly 600 evacuees from Saskatchewan.

One of the richest birding areas in Alberta is located around Bonnyville and Cold Lake with three-quarters of the province's bird species living amongst the region's diverse landscape. “The MD of Bonnyville is very rich and diverse in its habitat.

For one last time, talent from across western Canada will soon be gathering outside of Ardmore for a unique blend of outdoor music, comedy and art. The Golden West Music Fest is coming back for a third and final year.

With a such a focus out on the environment these days, from a young age kids are taught about saving the planet through programs such as recycling.

When driving through most Alberta communities one can't help but notice the large iconic statues or figures standing tall. For Bonnyville this item is the 7-metre tall wood-carved statue of fur trader Angus Shaw located at the Bonnyville museum.

Almost 100 local students were encouraged to 'Take the Next Step' this past weekend as Bonnyville Centralized High School commemorated its graduating class of 2015.

Bonnyville Outreach School celebrated the end of a long, challenging high school journey for nine local students this past Friday, officially awarding them provincial high school diplomas.

New MLA for Bonnyville – Cold Lake Scott Cyr wasted no time in making his presence felt in Legislature after taking a stand last week to press home the importance of investing in and developing Alberta's forgotten road – Highway 28.

Mark Fieger is still an undefeated professional fighter after going toe-to-toe with Dallyn Wirachowsky and emerging with a split decision victory.

Despite the dreary weather, the fourth annual Kleinmann Cup once again brought together the community to raise money for a good cause while remembering a couple who left a lasting impact on Bonnyville.