Bonnyville News

Twenty-five years have come and gone but Camp St. Louis of the St. Louis Parish church near Moose Lake is still standing.

With changes in organic levels in Moose Lake and an aging water treatment plant, Town council is looking for other options to supply the Town with quality, safe drinking water.

The Town of Bonnyville released its 2012 municipal census results earlier this month and according to CAO Mark Power, the Town's rate of growth is right around projected levels.

A Beaverdam resident is claiming four of his horses are dead after three separate shooting incidents in the last six months. Horse owner Glen Hassen alleges his horses have been lured out more than once with feed and shot in broad daylight.

The Boys and Girls Club is wrapping up its first-ever summer camp program, which ran through the month of July as an affordable and fun option for kids.

Federal Minister of Immigration, Jason Kenney, hopes labour shortages in the Bonnyville - Cold Lake region may start to improve thanks to recent changes to Canada's immigration system and temporary foreign worker program.

A Nova Scotia man is facing charges including theft over $5,000 and causing unnecessary suffering to an animal after he allegedly stole a truck and horse trailer from the chuckwagon grounds early Sunday morning.

History was made this past week at the Elizabeth Métis Settlement just outside of Cold Lake. Enbridge Inc.

The City of Cold Lake presented its proposal to WestJet recently in an effort to bring commercial air services to the Lakeland region, via the 4 Wing airport.

Cold Lake RCMP officials are seeking persons of interest in an ongoing criminal investigation regarding the fire damage to the Beaver River bridge on the Iron Horse Trail.