Cold Lake News

With 1,170 people served in Cold Lake in 2022, Cold Lake Victim Services continues to be a valuable and much-used tool for those who need support following a traumatic event.

The City of Lake will be getting two river rescue boats, to be used by Cold Lake Fire-Rescue.

Security concerns expressed by the Cold Lake Flying Club are expected to be brought back to City of Cold Lake council this month.

The Easter Bunny arrived to Cold Lake early last week to participate in an Easter Party held at the Energy Centre on Thursday evening.

Access to Bark Park along Queensway Road in Cold Lake will be temporarily disrupted due to helicopter operations taking place during the month of April.

Lakeland Lodge and Housing Foundation is ready to say farewell to the former Cold Lake Lodge that is situated behind the modernized facility that opened in March of 2019. The land where the lodge stands should be reclaimed by fall.

The Cold Lake High School drama department is performing the play, Heist Quest: A Choose-Their-Adventure in Two Acts, at the Cold Lake High School Theatre later this month.

Cheerleaders from a number of communities gathered in Cold Lake to take part in this year's Take Flight Cheer and Dance Championship.

The U18 Lakeland Jaguars hosted - and won - provincials in Cold Lake over the weekend.

The work of a teacher rarely ends when the bell rings at the end of the day. Lakeland Catholic School Division is honouring the work, dedication and passion of four of its teachers through nominations for some of the most prestigious awards in Alberta and Canada.