Local News

Rows of banners bearing the faces of veterans from the St. Paul area hang proudly along main street in St. Paul.

People travelling along Highway 41 between Bonnyville and Elk Point now have a new option to stop for gas and food with the official opening of the Chief Kehewin Travel Centre on Oct. 25. 

RCMP are hoping the public can help track down a teenager who was last seen on Nov. 3 in Saddle Lake.

City of Cold Lake council will be writing a letter to the provincial government as it seeks clarity about regulations around the use of enclosed electric scooters in the community.

Police are looking for a suspect they believe was involved in two separate break and enters at a business complex in Cold Lake.

Town of Bonnyville administration presented council with a draft of the proposed 2025 Capital Budget that currently has a deficit of $14.8 million and includes plans for a new swimming pool.

The Lakeland Long Riders Light Horse 4-H club hosted a Fall Family Dinner, Dance and Fundraiser, where people could enjoy a meal and a night of line dancing.

Raymond Ulliac, who lives six kilometres west of Plamondon, has been planting sunflowers for many years and says this is one of the is one of the tallest ones that has ever sprung from his garden.

In response to recent changes to the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program's Rural Renewal Stream, City of Cold Lake council has decided to defer sending a letter to MLA Scott Cyr until a meeting with provincial officials to provide further clarity on the implications of these modifications.