Bonnyville News

In his almost 20 years in public service, Ray Prevost said he has never been more disappointed — and he refused to hide his hostility towards the provincial government and two recently-appointed ministers who visited Bonnyville last week.

Remembrance Day is an opportunity for Canadians to consider and pay tribute to all those women and men who fought for our country in wars past and present.

Within hours of the United Nations Security Council's decision to impose an arms embargo and no-fly zone on Libya in March, according to 4 Wing commander Col. Patrice Laroche, F-18s were on route from Cold Lake to do what they could to help.

Veteran Town of Bonnyville councillor Gene Sobolewski has announced his candidacy to oppose Bonnyville-Cold Lake MLA Genia Leskiw for the Progressive Party nomination for this constituency.

While classrooms around the Lakeland have been learning about ghosts, ghouls, and pumpkins in preparation for Halloween, one class has been learning a little bit about Los Dias de Los Muertos, Day of the Dead.

Jesse Miller is being remembered as a well-respected young man who excelled in sports and made friends easily.

Two area men have been charged with second-degree murder following an incident in the Village of Glendon early Wednesday morning.

A male in his early 20s was pronounced dead by EMS responders early this morning outside the Glendon Hotel, according to a press release from the RCMP. The Bonnyville RCMP detachment received a call at 1:15 a.m. on Oct.

Cold Lake author Judith Graves has more to celebrate this Halloween than the traditional ghosts, ghouls, and trick-or-treating. Halloween also marks the digital release of Spirited, an anthology featuring 13 spooky stories, including Strangeways vs.

Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz tabled a bill to end the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) monopoly in Western Canada in the House of Commons on Oct. 18.