Cold Lake News

The City of Cold Lake has officially kicked off Pride Month with a vibrant display of unity and support. On May 30, the front lawn of City Hall transformed into a space of love and resilience as community members gathered to raise the Progressive Pride Flag, marking the beginning of a month-long celebration of diversity and inclusion.

People who were at the Cold Lake Healthcare Centre Emergency Department for periods of time on May 28, 29 and 30 may have been exposed to measles.

On Tuesday, the Government of Alberta’s Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) map was at four St. Lina, which is “moderate risk.” In Lac La Biche, the AQHI map also showed a level of four, and in Cold Lake the AQHI was three. 

COLD LAKE - A reimagined vision for Veterans Memorial Park took centre stage at the City of Cold Lake’s May 20 Corporate Priorities Committee meeting, with a refined redevelopment concept designed to honour veterans, while also transforming the space into a welcoming and functional hub for public events.

A woman who helped shape the Lakeland region through compassion, leadership, and a roll-up-your-sleeves attitude has been permanently recognized for her decades of service.

COLD LAKE - A surge of interest in the multibillion-dollar Future Fighter Capability Project brought over 220 contractors, tradespeople, and service providers to the Cold Lake Energy Centre’s Reid Field House on May 27 for a recruitment and information event hosted by the Cold Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce.

COLD LAKE - Homelessness is rising in Cold Lake, with more people turning to emergency shelter services amid growing mental health concerns and housing instability.

Homeowners in Cold Lake will see an average municipal property tax increase of 4.58 per cent in 2025, after City council passed the final readings of the tax rate bylaw during its May 27 regular meeting.

4 Wing Cold Lake has announced it will be conducting an Emergency Response exercise within the Canadian Forces Base Cold Lake area on June 2.

In an update provided to media on May 27, RCMP say they are not looking for any suspects in relation to the suspicious deaths of two people on Elizabeth Métis Settlement.