Cold Lake News

Graduating this year are Jordan Barrett, Logan Bohme, Samuel Comeau, Jamal Fayad, Jed Houle, Zachary Lapointe, Aidan McGilvery, and Dymitri Myshaniuk.

The funding raised will help continue providing services and programs to vulnerable and isolated seniors, says Cathy Aust, among this year’s event organizers.

Municipal leaders in the Lakeland have expressed their initial reactions to the provincial budget, tabled on Feb. 28 by Alberta Minister of Finance Travis Toews.

There was laughter, there were tears, there was style and good vibes, but most of all there were women cheering on other women Friday night at the Cold Lake Exhibition Park Hall.

The second annual Skijoring for MS: Riding Towards a Cure event will return to Cold Lake Ag Society’s Exhibition Park grounds this weekend on March 11.

The Canadian Armed Forces will be conducting training in the vicinity of Cold Lake that will include United States Air Force aircraft between March 2 to 25.

The City of Cold Lake is moving forward with the creation of a Municipally Controlled Corporation (MCC) in order to create a medical clinic to better serve residents and recruit physicians to the northeastern Alberta city.

High school teams from across the northeast region travelled to Cold Lake last weekend to compete in the NEASAA mixed, boys', and girls' zone curling championships. This weekend, St. Paul will host ASAA curling provincials.

While the Pink Shirt Day Movement started in Canada back in 2007, UNICEF Canada points out there is still work to be done to reduce the number of kids being bullied.