Bonnyville News

Liberal Party of Canada leadership candidate Justin Trudeau made a stop in Bonnyville on Saturday evening, as part of his tour of Alberta, and was greeted by more than 140 cheering supporters and interested onlookers as he entered Bonnyville's French

Members of Kehewin Cree Nation carried out a peaceful demonstration on Highway 41 on Jan.

Idle No More demonstrations continued across Canada and in the Lakeland this past week, which included about 40 people taking part in a demonstration at the center of the roundabout on Highway 55 at the intersection with Highway 892, about 20 kilomet

People packed the Lyle Victor Albert Centre Saturday night for the Bonnyville Opry's 25th Anniversary Show, as a full lineup of talented and energetic performers entertained the engaged and receptive audience, as they celebrated a milestone for one o

Last week, following a review by the Municipal Planning Commission (MPC), made up of the MD of Bonnyville council and Reeve Ed Rondeau, the MPC approved a development application by the MD for a “temporary bin site” located near Chatwin Lake.

The supply of drinking water is increasingly becoming a concern for communities and regions across Canada, and despite its namesake, the Lakeland is no different.

At about 10 a.m. on Jan. 7, approximately 100 cubic metres of a mixture of oil and water leaked from a pressurized pipe on Cenovus' Foster Creek site, located on the Cold Lake Air Weapons Range.

Weighing in at 7 lbs. 5 oz, Charlie Samantha Mackintosh came into the world on Jan. 2 at 8:25 a.m. and instantly became famous as Bonnyville's New Year's Baby of 2013.

Keith Andrew MacDonald, 24, pleaded guilty in a Bonnyville courtroom last Thursday to impaired driving. He was handed a $1,500 fine and has lost his license for one year.

Residents of Cold Lake First Nation (CLFN) and surrounding communities along with several other communities across Canada rallied on Dec.