Bonnyville News

Two elected community leaders expressed their concern at the length of time it takes for the installation of new utility hook-ups for new buildings in Bonnyville, after ATCO Electric said the process usually takes anywhere between four and six months

More details were released last week regarding the impending reduction in services offered by Portage College at the Centennial Centre, as media representatives from the institution confirmed that there had been a ten per cent cut from its 2013-2014

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The Lakeland Sports and Recreation Association presented its latest updated plan to construct a multi-use walking trail between Bonnyville and the communities surrounding Moose Lake to the MD of Bonnyville Council last Wednesday, during its regular c

With talk of the provincial budget starting to slow down, one particular cut has seemingly fallen under the radar, as local pharmacists explain just how much they've been hit by provincial cost cutting.

The federal riding of Westlock-St. Paul will cease to exist if the recommendation of the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for Alberta is approved.

Alberta Health Minister Fred Horne attempted to put fears to rest over the re-routing of northern Alberta medevac services as he hosted community representatives and media from northern Alberta at the new air ambulance base at the Edmonton Internatio

Members of the Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (ESRD) were in Cold Lake last Wednesday to present information to the community on the potential expansion to the city's regional water treatment and supply system.

Last weekend marked the seventh year of Tellier's Farm hosting the La Cabane a Sucre Du Norde, or Northern Sugarshack, with hundreds of local residents out to attend the popular traditional French-Canadian festival.

Two local teens have been recognized for their hard work, determination and commitment in the community as they were among 16 in the province to be presented with a 2013 Great Kids Award in Edmonton on March 3.