Cold Lake News

The board or trustees for Lakeland Catholic Schools nominated Action for Healthy Communities for the 2022 Friends of Education Award for their support of Lakeland students who are English Language Learners.

While the Assumption senior varsity boys’ and girls’ basketball teams didn’t return home with the hardware they had hoped for at the 2A Provincial Championships, memories were still made.

On Feb. 24, the 4 Wing headquarters and nearby buildings were evacuated after a suspicious package was received at the base. An investigation by military police later determined the package was not a threat.

Cold Lake RCMP are encouraging businesses and private residences with surveillance cameras to sign-up for their voluntary video surveillance initiative aimed at increasing efficiency of investigations.

Cold Lake RCMP offered an apology to family of a deceased woman from Elizabeth Métis Settlement who was struck by a passing vehicle after a further analysis of the collision indicates the lawnmower operator was struck from behind on Bates Lake Road.

Cold Lake RCMP are asking for the publics’ assistance in locating 38-year-old Chad Mckinnon, who was reported missing on March 17.

On Saturday, hundreds of community members made it out to Exhibition Park in Cold Lake to take part in the Skijoring for MS, Ride to the Cure event. Those in attendance helped to raise more than $20,698 for the MS Society of Canada.

On Saturday, Exhibition Park in Cold Lake will host 50 teams comprised of horse riders, horses, skiers and snowboarders, showing of their skills and raising money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada in the first Skijoring for MS, Riding to the Cure event.

RCMP Const. Victoria Forbes was charged with dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing bodily harm, following a serious collision in Cold Lake First Nations last summer, sending both drivers to hospital.

‘When I'm asked to help a person, unbeknownst to them, they are giving me back a sense of purpose and the fuel to keep going,’ says Cold Lake resident and recipient of the Northern Lights Volunteer Recognition award, Anita Rorke.