Bonnyville News

The MD of Bonnyville will no longer be represented as a whole in the eyes of the federal government.

Imagine getting the chance to flip on a mask and try out welding, strap on gear and frame a roof, then save a dummy with CPR all in a matter of minutes.

Over 120 people packed into the Bonnyville Senior's Drop-in centre last Thursday for LICA's 2015 annual general meeting, which highlighted the successes from the organization's past year.

For the first time in almost a decade, it appears that Canada is back in the black.

When you've been in a world-renowned band for over two decades, it's hard to find a city that you haven't played in. But for the Counting Crows, their trip to Cold Lake will be a first for the band that has sold over 20 million albums worldwide.

The streak has been ended at seven.

The cost of a barrel of oil was slashed in half in the fall of 2014 resulting in Alberta's natural resource sector shedding 20,000 jobs and crippling the provincial economy.

It's official - come September, Portage College will no longer be providing programming at its Bonnyville campus.

A milder winter for north eastern Albertans has been a blessing for some infrastructure aspects in the area, but spelled trouble for others.