Bonnyville News

The phenomenon that is Black Friday has come and gone and boy am I glad that is over for another year. I for one think that the whole idea of Black Friday is ridiculous.

Preliminary plans to remodernize Notre Dame High School (NDHS) were unveiled to the public on Nov. 25 at a meeting in the school's gymnasium.

Bonnyville Town Council reopened the debate over the well-documented Cold Lake Air Weapons Range (CLAWR) tax revenue sharing agreement at last week's regular council meeting, with Mayor Gene Sobolewski hoping to bring the province and the City of Col

With the expansion Nabiye project almost complete, Imperial Oil's Cold Lake operations is set to reach a combined production level of approximately 193,000 barrels of oil per day.

“Animals are not a Christmas gift, they're a life time commitment.” As the manager of the Bonnyville SPCA, Heather Mutch knows first hand what happens when pets are given as gifts.

Residents of Cold Lake filled the Energy Centre for a special event hosted by the Cold Lake Mosque Sunday afternoon.

The Bonnyville Royal Canadian Legion stepped up to the plate in a big way last week, donating $15,000 to the Bonnyville Covenant Health Centre so that the facility's emergency department can purchase a much-needed EGC machine.

When driving around the east end of Bonnyville one can't help but notice all of the new buildings populating the local skyline. These buildings are part of the new $5.

The significance of Remembrance Day is different for everyone; for one local veteran the day is a time to remember his friends and family who spent time fighting in the war.

Just over 70 years on from flying two dangerous, top-secret missions on D-Day during the Second World War one longtime Bonnyvillian was given the freedom of France earlier this year, being awarded the rank of Knight of the French Order of the Legion