Cold Lake News

The anticipation is building as Skijoring for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) returns for its fourth year on March 8 at the Cold Lake Exhibition Park. 

Fuder, who currently plays for the Red Deer Rebels of the Western Hockey League, said minor hockey teaches kids life skills such as teamwork, the importance of hard work and competition.

The Cold Lake Black Community gathered on Feb. 23 at the Cenovus Arena to celebrate Black History Month with an event aimed at honouring their heritage and enriching the community.  

Cold Lake residents bundled up and braved the cold on Feb. 16 for the City of Cold Lake’s portion of Snow Fever, held at the Thomas Varughese Memorial Field.

Over 2,000 kilograms of waste removed from encampment located on public land in Cold Lake South.

The future of a rural bus service in northern Alberta was a focal point of discussion at the City of Cold Lake's Corporate Priorities meeting on Feb.18. 

On Feb. 22, the Cold Lake Food Bank welcomed participants to its second annual Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) fundraising walk, bringing the community together in support of those facing food insecurity.  

On Feb. 26, Lakeland Catholic School Division (LCSD) will turn pink as staff and students take a stand against bullying, coming together to spread kindness, inclusion, and respect. 

While RCMP have stated there is no suspicion of foul play, a recent tragedy has ignited discussions about homelessness, public perception, and the harsh realities of winter in Alberta. 

“Pink Shirt Day” began as an act of protest by two Nova Scotia teens in 2007.