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Judge recommends space heaters be banned from hotels

Judge recommends space heaters be banned from hotels

An investigation into a fatal fire at the Bonnyville Hotel in 2010 has resulted in a Alberta judge recommending portable space heaters be banned from all hotels and motels in the province.

MD to hold series of Town Hall meetings

MD of Bonnyville residents will once again have the opportunity for some one-on-one time with their local councillors as the MD will be hosting a series of Town Hall meetings all across the municipality over the coming months.
BCHS students to premier short film 'D & A'

BCHS students to premier short film 'D & A'

Those wanting to have some “supernatural fun” before Halloween can head down to the Lyle Victor Albert Centre on Oct. 23 to catch the premier of D&A, a BCHS student-made short film.
Local author unveils brand new children's book

Local author unveils brand new children's book

It's not everyday you stumble across a turtle in northern Alberta, but for one local resident, a timely encounter with one of the small reptiles set off an elaborate journey that concluded this summer with the publication of a children's book.
Province to "consider" development of Highway 28

Province to "consider" development of Highway 28

After new Premier Jim Prentice stated his belief that Highway 28 was “among the worst highways in Alberta” in Edmonton last month, Alberta Transportation admitted a potential project to develop the road was under consideration for its revamped three-
STARS transports patient to Edmonton

STARS transports patient to Edmonton

A single vehicle crash north on Highway 881 took place at around 5:30 a.m., Monday, Oct. 6, resulting in the transport of a single person to Edmonton for treatment of injuries.
Regional government resolution passed at AUMA convention

Regional government resolution passed at AUMA convention

Over the past several years, Cold Lake's mayor and councillors have been doing whatever they can to champion the idea of amalgamating municipalities and forming regional governments and late last month, their hard work finally started to pay off, as
Canada's blood inventory at six-year low

Canada's blood inventory at six-year low

Canada's blood inventory has hit a critically low level. Canadian Blood Services is encouraging all eligible donors to make a blood donation as soon as possible to help increase the country's low inventory.

Proposed bylaw amendment would allow industrial use on agricultural land

A series of proposed bylaw amendments could open the door for industrial development to take place on agricultural land in the MD of Bonnyville.
Oil sands development has Lakeland region booming

Oil sands development has Lakeland region booming

It seems like everywhere you go in the Lakeland the roads are packed with oil trucks, tankers and other vehicles on there way to or from the region's many oilsands sites.
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