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The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike, with 80 per cent of members participating in the vote and 90.1 per cent of voters in favour of a strike.

The boil water advisory was issued on May 12 and remains in effect until further notice for Beaver Lake Cree Nation residents who are connected to the main public water line.

The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees and the Town of Bonnyville have reached a tentative agreement after three days of negotiations.

The Lakeland Industry and Community Association (LICA) has garden plots up for grabs at the Bonnyville community garden, located between the Wholesale Club and Sobeys.

The event was held in Lac La Biche's McArthur Park on May 3.

Wendy Wiley a resident of Cold Lake has worked hard to build a stable life in her hometown

RCMP are asking for the public's help to locate Leah Jacknife

The 2025 Spring Trade Show and Market, which is organized by the Lac La Biche and District Chamber of Commerce, took place at the Bold Centre on May 3 and 4.

After a trackhoe was used to destroy five RCMP vehicles in Bonnyville, hateful social media commentary about the RCMP was posted but officials in the town have been quick to offer their support.

The City of Cold Lake has thrown its support behind a funding application from the Cold Lake Native Friendship Centre, which seeks to develop a culturally relevant recovery program blending Indigenous healing methods with western recovery models.