Cold Lake News

The Cold Lake Fighter Jets are ramping up for the 2023 season. Last year, the Cold Lake football team dominated the competition in both the Alberta Football League and the Canadian Major Football League, winning the title of both Western Conference and National Champions.

The Royal Canadian Air Force’s CH-146 Griffon and CH-147F Chinook helicopters have arrived in 4 Wing Cold Lake to begin training exercises for military personnel seeking to pass the Advanced Tactical Aviation Course to obtain the qualification of Air Mission Commander.

Essential night flying training will take place over the City of Cold Lake and surrounding areas throughout the month of April. The nighttime training may disrupt area residents “peace and quiet.”

The Cold Lake Public Library can help you get ready for spring this year with a seed exchange program.

The Animal Care and Control Bylaw is once again being discussed by council, and is included in the March 28 regular meeting agenda.

Community donors step up to boost home care, recreation therapy, and public health for Cold Lake Community Health Services.

Communication between local RCMP detachments and the use of GPS resulted in three people being arrested, earlier this week.

The Stepping Stones Crisis Society will use $2 million of capital grant funding to build a new facility, expanding the capacity of its shelter that serves women and children fleeing domestic violence in the Lakeland and beyond.

The City of Cold Lake is moving ahead with further enhancements at the Cold Lake Golf Course and Winter Club.

The author of a recently released contemporary fiction novel, The Sound of Crickets, is going to make a stop at the Cold Lake Public Library, South Branch, on April 4.