Bonnyville News

One local woman has had the opportunity to not only shoot for the stars, but to reach them – twice.

With local MLA for Bonnyville – Cold Lake Genia Leskiw announcing last month that she would be retiring at the end of her current term, two prominent Lakeland residents have been quick to come forward and state their intentions with a possible provin

Mark it down residents of Bonnyville, following a decision made at last week's Town Council meeting, the local municipality will be moving forward with the redevelopment of 51 Ave.

It was another successful year celebrating Malanka for the Glendon Shevchenko Ukrainian Dance Club.

After less than two months in the community, Red Arrow Motorcoach has announced that it will be expanding its Bonnyville and Cold Lake transportation service to five days a week. As of Jan.

A water main break on 51 Avenue last week has brought the urgency of replacing the town's old decaying water lines back to the forefront.

The provincial constituency of Bonnyville and Cold Lake will be forced to select a new representative for the first time in eight years when the polls open in 2016 after local MLA Genia Leskiw announced she would be retiring at the end of her current

The Town of Bonnyville will once again be sponsoring the annual Lakeland Career Expo after the municipality set aside $3,000 to go towards funding the event, taking place at the Centennial Centre on April 29.

The MD of Bonnyville has amended its current compensation rates for land acquisition and road construction, which includes the municipality no longer paying for backsloping.

Highway 28, the regional water line and Gurneyville Road/ 34 Street topped the list of priorities both the MD of Bonnyville of Town of Bonnyville council's presented to MP Brian Storseth last week. Storseth was in town on Jan.