Cold Lake News

On Feb. 14, 4 Wing Military Family Resource Centre Society (MFRCS) held their first Valentine Day Salsa Date Night.

On Feb. 3, the Cold Lake Ice Junior B hockey team took to the ice at the Cold Lake Energy Centre to host their annual Pink in the Rink game, a collaborative effort with the Cold Lake and District Family and Community Support Services (FCSS).  

City of Cold Lake council has given the green light to proceed with the first stages of approval for the Clean Energy Improvement Program, an initiative that allows residential property owners access to funding for efficiency upgrades and renewable energy installations.  

In just a few days, dog enthusiasts and agility professionals will take part in the PAWsitive Dog Sports Association’s 21st annual dog agility competition at the Cold Lake AG Society.

Bonnyville Addiction and Mental Health has launched a new program named the Matrix Intensive Day Treatment Group, specifically designed to address substance use and addictive behavioural issues.

Cold Lake RCMP tracked down a stolen vehicle on Feb. 8 thanks to a tip from the public.

A tire deflation device was used by police on Feb. 12 when two stolen vehicles fled from police.

From Feb. 17 to 19 the Snow Fever festival, co-hosted by the City of Cold Lake, 4 Wing, and Kinosoo Ridge Resort, will come alive with a multitude of winter-themed activities and games, ensuring a Family Day weekend filled with lots of fun. 

During a City of Cold Lake corporate priorities meeting on Jan. 16, attention was brought to a letter from Alberta's Minister of Environment and Protected Areas, Rebecca Schulz. The letter highlighted the necessity of having an updated drought plan, given a lack of moisture across the province.  

In a recent letter from the Diocese of St. Paul, MLA Scott Cyr advised Bishop Gary Franken that there is a pressing need for foster families and adoption. The letter was directed at families and parishioners of the Roman Catholic church communities in the Bonnyville, Cold Lake, and St. Paul areas.