Cold Lake News

Cold Lake recently played host to visitors from its sister city, Hugelsheim, Germany. The delegation's visit focused on deepening the international relationship and experiencing the unique charm of Alberta’s Lakeland region.

In a decision that has sparked both support and concern, Cold Lake City Council has approved a development permit to transform the former Stepping Stones Crisis Centre into a supportive living accommodation.

Cold Lake is gearing up for its 2025 municipal election with a revamped set of rules. The City Council recently passed a new election bylaw, addressing changes mandated by the province and setting the stage for the upcoming vote.

City council members expressed reservations about the project's cost, sustainability, and the long-term commitment required to maintain it.

A jam-packed day of events, from a lively parade to a dazzling fireworks display, marked Cold Lake's Canada Day celebration, drawing residents and visitors alike to Kinosoo Beach.

After dedicating over four decades to serving the Cold Lake community as a pharmacist, Bob Mattice is retiring from Tri-City Guardian Drug Store, but his commitment to the city isn't ending there. He's now setting his sights on the mayor's office.

The Council voted to shift funds initially intended for a platinum sponsorship to a combination of other sponsorship levels.

The RCAF will celebrate Canada Day with planned flybys that will be taking place across Canada. These flybys are dependent on weather conditions.

Forget treasure hunting – these divers were on a mission of a different kind.

Cold Lake High School's Class of 2025 marked the end of one chapter and the beginning of another.