Cold Lake News

Creating awareness and drawing support for animals in need is once again the goal for this year’s upcoming Bark in the Park, set for Aug. 19 in Cold Lake.

The first in-person Cold Lake Community Registration and Information Night since 2019 will be taking place on Aug. 29.

Cold Lake's Broden Paul, 13, competed in six track and field events at the games, which took place in Halifax in mid-July.

The Alberta on the Plate event is coming up this month, and foodies in the Lakeland won’t have to travel very far to enjoy meals grown and served in the region.

Communities in Bloom (CiB) judges stopped by the City of Cold Lake from Aug. 1 to 3, as the city vies for a national award.

Fundraising efforts for the future Strathcona Performing Arts Centre have reached the homestretch, but more support from the Lakeland region is needed. The Clayton Bellamy Foundation for the Arts has already secured more than half the funds needed to cover the project’s new $2.4 million price tag, but much of the theatre’s funding is contingent on construction starting in 2023.

People are often surprised when they see City of Cold Lake Mayor Craig Copeland on the Cold Lake Transit public buses. But, he rides the bus about 10 times a year.

Cold Lake Aqua Days is set to take place on Aug. 5 at Kinosoo Beach.

Cold Lake RCMP are asking for public assistance to locate Cassius Charland, 20, of Cold Lake.