Bonnyville News

Now that the sugar rush of Halloween is over and we have all given Remembrance Day its due before packing our poppies away, it's time to turn to the other thing that November is becoming somewhat famous for.

After a journey of over 50 years, a medal that hung on the wall of the Bonnyville Legion will be reunited with the family of the soldier who fought for Canada in the First World War.

The Town of Bonnyville is in the process of scheduling delegations with the MD of Bonnyville, City of Cold Lake and Minister of Environment Diana McQueen to discuss a permanent solution for drinking water in Bonnyville. Town Coun.

The Crane Lake Advisory and Stewardship Society (CLASS) recently launched a campaign to petition the Alberta Minister of Sustainable Resources to prevent Birchwood Resources from continuing with their proposed plan to develop an oil plant near Crane

The iconic country music group the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band recently performed in Bonnyville with a sold-out, crowd-pleasing performance.

The Earth Rangers, along with a contingent of their live Animal Ambassadors, made a special stop at Duclos Elementary School on Oct. 15, as part of the Bring Back The Wild School Show tour.

Tensions ran high and emotions became heated as an Oct. 11 meeting to discuss the routing for a proposed St. Paul and MD of Bonnyville transmission line turned into a discussion on the need for the project and alleged overbuilds in Alberta.

One of Bonnyville's oldest showcases for local musical talent opened up another season on Saturday at the Lyle Victor Albert Centre.

Lakeland residents who attended the provincial budget consultation session in Bonnyville this past Wednesday were primarily concerned with two things: balancing the budget and keeping up with growing infrastructure demands, a trend that was echoed ac

The Town of Bonnyville hosted a delegation during its last council meeting regarding the quality of Bonnyville's drinking water. Corita Vachon addressed council on Oct.