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On July 9, the MD of Bonnyville approved a $2,000 donation towards the Treaty 1-11 gathering hosted by Cold Lake First Nations, and the Town of Bonnyville approved a $2,500 donation to cover an Elders lunch for the event.

Cold Lake residents were encouraged to share their ideas and suggestions to improve arts and culture in the city during an open house on July 10 at the Cold Lake Energy Centre.

The Craigend Community BBQ-which has been a popular community event for the past four years-is set to take place on Aug. 28 at 5:30 p.m. on the grounds of the Craigend Community Centre.  

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During the July 9 Town of Bonnyville council meeting, Ryan Chornohos, Steven Tomm, and Korey Stanley from the Big Smoke Bonnyville association procured a $5,000 donation for the group’s 3rd annual barbecue competition.

During the City of Cold Lake's regular council meeting on July 9, council members deliberated on a request from Portage College for a letter of support concerning the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering School (AMES) project. 

Increased testing of Kindergarten student's literacy and numeracy should help stop reading disorders, says University of Alberta professor.

Respondents say provincial, federal governments should work together

Billet families receive $500 a month per player that's staying in their household. The process to become a billet involves undergoing vulnerable sector and criminal record checks, an interview along with team staff doing an inspection on the home to ensure it's the right fit for players.