Bonnyville News

Traditions, culture, stories and dancing were shared in Bonnyville this past Friday, as communities came together to celebrate National Aboriginal Day.

Bonnyville Mayor Ernie Isley has officially announced he will not be running for the position again in October's municipal elections, bringing an end to his seven-year tenure as mayor of Bonnyville.

A single mother and her six children have lost everything after a fire destroyed the inside of their duplex on the southeast side of Bonnyville during the early morning hours of June 3.

A suspect charged with multiple offences following an incident on May 6 that resulted in an altercation with RCMP and left a house destroyed by fire was apprehended in Edmonton last Monday.

Neighbours banded together in the early morning hours of June 3rd to help fight a fire that was consuming a duplex on the southeast side of Bonnyville, before firefighters arrived on scene and fully extinguished the flames.

The Canadian government has announced its support for the Canadian Red Cross's (CRC) youth-led anti-bullying project that will get more than 50,000 students involved in bullying prevention.

The MD of Bonnyville's Public Safety department is paying closer attention to unsightly properties in the region.

One man has turned himself in, while another suspect is still being sought by RCMP after a shooting in Cold Lake on May 31. According to Sgt.

As news filters down of the provincial government's plans to cut $42 million from community access programs within the Ministry of Human Services over the coming year, politicians and members of the public have begun to weigh in on the possible effec

Emerging from small town Alberta, country singer Brett Kissel has made his way up through the music ranks, signing a record deal with Warner Music Canada. "I was so excited about signing with Warner music.