Bonnyville News

An infestation of Himalayan Balsam is threatening the native plant species in Jessie Lake and putting the lake's ecosystem at risk.

Organizers are hoping residents of Bonnyville will turn out in droves Friday evening to help support a remarkable little girl who doctors and family members have called "a medical miracle".

Glendon hosted its 20th Annual Pyrogy Festival Sept. 3, showcasing Ukrainian culture and cuisine.

After completing public consultation sessions in the spring, the provincial government released the updated draft of the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan (LARP) this past Monday, outlining changes implemented based on feedback, and Mel Knight, minister

As Greyhound plans to cancel its passenger service next month to certain areas, including the Edmonton to Cold Lake route, other companies have been looking to step in and fill the void.

Special Olympics Lakeland is gearing up to kick off its season, hoping to expand its roster of programs and encourage more people to volunteer.

While some youths spend their summer vacation playing sports and watching TV, 13 young entrepreneurs started their own small businesses this summer through the Biz Kids program.

Seniors housing shortages was the hot topic at the Seniors' Drop-In Centre Sunday afternoon as Progressive Conservative (PC) leadership candidate Rick Orman visited the area to share his platform.

Bonnyville has the highest violent crime rate under the Crime Severity Index (CSI) for the Eastern Alberta District, according to new RCMP statistics. Bonnyville RCMP detachment commander Staff Sgt.

Partying, storms and just plain human carelessness have left the English Bay campground a mess of garbage, fallen trees and broken glass, according to Allen Scanie, one of the three remaining protesters at the provincial recreation area.