Bonnyville News

What are believed to be human remains have been found at the Bonnyville Hotel after a fire broke out on Dec. 16, according to RCMP. Information about the identity has not been released.

After an Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) inspection of Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority (BRFA) fire halls Dec. 9 and 10, results indicate 15 orders and areas of concern.

Firefighters work to put out a fire that broke out at the Bonnyville Hotel after receiving a call at about 2:20 a.m. on Dec. 16, according to Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority (BRFA) chief Brian McEvoy. Fourty-five BRFA firefighters responded to the call. At 8:50 a.m. the fire had been contained to the third floor of the building and a day's work was still left, according to McEvoy. For up-to-date details, see next week's .

After last school year's Speak Out forum at Notre Dame High School (NDHS), Grade 12 student Joel Cheverie decided to get more involved in school politics.

After 30 volunteer firefighters from the Bonnyville and La Corey fire halls ceased to respond Dec.

Taylor Theresa Brundige was a 15-year-old Notre Dame High School student who was thoughtful, smart and wanted to be a veterinarian when she grew up. Her life was cut short on Nov.

Students who went for breakfast at Notre Dame Elementary Tuesday morning were in for a treat when Bonnyville Pontiacs players served them their meal.

“It's been nice to get back out with the band and have a good time and feel that energy again,” country singer Terri Clark commented in a phone interview, six hours before taking the stage at the Centennial Centre on Friday.

An Alberta HUB-sponsored artist-in-residence program over the past two weeks gave two local artists the chance to work at Café Impromptu, a group of women to hone their skills at a workshop, and even this reporter to get her hands dirty and paint.

A Progressive Conservative (PC) party meeting attended by two ministers discussed health care, the super-board, and its shortcomings in Bonnyville on Thursday.