Bonnyville News

Members of the public, students, singers, and dancers gathered at Bonnyville and District Centennial Centre (C2) on June 21 to celebrate the day.

Bonnyville RCMP update for June 16-23 includes break-ins, thefts and arrests

Lemonade Day in Bonnyville. June 17, 2023.

Excitement for a milestone reached was apparent with smiles, cheers, hugs, a few tears, and high-fives at Bonnyville Outreach School's graduation celebration held on June 15.

Bonnyville athlete Angelyn Stanley gets ready to sprint toward the next phase of her academic and athletic career as she prepares to attend Western Illinois University and starts training with the university’s NCAA Division I track program later this year.

Police are looking to the public to help track down two people who are suspected of using a stolen credit card at a Bonnyville business.

While several student athletes from Bonnyville placed in the top 10 spots at ASAA provincials for track and field, only one Bonnyville athlete vaulted to the top of the podium for a second year in a row.

On Wednesday, a National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration and exhibition will be held at the Bonnyville and District Centennial Centre. The full day of events will run from 10 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., with a feature program and performances starting at 1 p.m. sharp.

Until June 30, an online survey will remain open to MD of Bonnyville residents. Seeking a new brand for the municipality, the survey attempts to answer the question: what does the future look like for the community?

Remembering the history of the Duclos Hospital connects Bonnyville's past and present. The former hospital had many lives since it was constructed in 1935. On June 1, the historic building burnt down under suspicious circumstances.