Bonnyville News

At just 16-years-old, starting quarterback Sara Fagnan helped lead Team Alberta's U18 Women's football team to victory over Team Québec at National Championships on Saturday in Ottawa. The final score was 52-22 for Team Alberta.

The first annual review of the Town of Bonnyville’s first municipal Emergency Management Bylaw took place in March with the assistance of the Alberta Emergency Management Agency. Recommendations were made to include the length of time a state of local emergency would be in place and the addition of an alternate for the Bonnyville Emergency Advisory Committee.

A low-speed pursuit involving a suspect vehicle, civilian vehicle and an RCMP truck played out on a service road adjacent to Highway 28 in the Town of Bonnyville Sunday morning in full view of passing motorists.

Despite the bumps and bruises earned along the way, Sawyer Welch says she loves competing in the wild pony races with her teammates. She adds that more girls should try out the sport.

Burger King food items will soon be dished up in the Town of Bonnyville as the franchise gets closer to opening a brand-new location on the corner of Main Street and 46th Street.

New signs in French and English are just one piece of a larger mission to make the Bonnyville and District Museum more linguistically inclusive. Collaborations and connections are also being formed with other museums in the region that embrace bilingualism.

The philosophy around how the MD of Bonnyville should sell municipally owned land was up for debate on June 27, as council discussed the most efficient and fair way to sell property that had no intended or future use for the municipality.

Bonnyville Voyageurs alumni Cooper Prybysh prepares for his journey to eastern Canada where he will soon don a Western Mustangs football jersey for the University of Western Ontario beginning mid-August. The high school graduate committed to the U Sport level school in January.

Consulting firm walks out on MD residents after rebranding engagement session sees residents voice anger over municipal decisions.

An open house and community barbecue was held at the Fort Kent fire hall on Saturday afternoon, with firefighters dishing up delicious burgers.