Bonnyville News

After hearing the St. James Anglican Church is for sale, the Bonnyville and District Museum is looking for support to turn the church into a historical site.

Charges are pending against four males from Elizabeth Métis Settlement and two more suspects remain at large after the suspects allegedly committed a variety of criminal acts ending in a high-speed pursuit on Highway 657 on Feb.

With only months left as a “skilled worker” before he would be able to bring his family over from the Philippines, Bonnyville resident Vingilio Morales' dreams were cut short when he died suddenly last month and now area 7-Elevens and Subways are ste

Former MD of Bonnyville CAO Roy Doonanco has stepped up to fill the shoes left empty after Chuck Farrer, former Wildrose Party candidate for Bonnyville – Cold Lake, stepped down for personal reasons last month.

The Glendon Shevchenko Ukrainian dancers, consisting of 16 students, performed a number of traditional Ukrainian dances, including Poltava, Hutsul, Polissia and Hopak, as part of Glendon's Malanka celebration in honour of Ukrainian New Years on Jan.

In honour of Ukrainian New Years, the Shevchenko Ukrainian dance club in Glendon performed at the Malanka celebration Saturday Jan. 21.

Three members of the Bonnyville Jr. A Pontiacs took off their skates and joined a group of children at the Bonnyville Municipal Library this past Thursday to help teach about the importance of literacy and life-long learning.

After very little discussion, the Town of Bonnyville voted unanimously in favour of writing a letter to the Joint Review Panel in support of Enbridge's Northern Gateway Pipeline Project.

A Cold Lake resident was arrested Jan. 5 and charged with sexual assault, invitation to sexual touching, sexual touching, distribution of child pornography, and possession of child pornography after a tip from a Swift Current, Sask., resident.

According to Mayor Ernie Isley, 2011 was a successful year for growth in Bonnyville and 2012 should continue the trend.