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A Night of Music in Bonnyville

A Night of Music in Bonnyville

The St. John's United Church in Bonnyville continued with a 30-year tradition of hosting its Night of Music Dec. 10. Since its early beginnings, the Christmas season event has raised funds in support of the local women's shelter.
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Alberta has new rules on when you need to call the police after a car crash

Alberta has new rules on when you need to call the police after a car crash

The threshold for reporting accidents to the police has been raised to $5,000 from $2,000
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Town of Bonnyville acknowledges longstanding employees

Town of Bonnyville acknowledges longstanding employees

The Town of Bonnyville awarded their longstanding employees with service awards on Dec. 12.
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Emergency Department at Two Hills Health Centre sees temporary service disruptions

Emergency Department at Two Hills Health Centre sees temporary service disruptions

The Emergency Department (ED) at Two Hills Health Centre is experiencing staffing challenges in laboratory and diagnostic imaging (DI) services and services will be disrupted at the ED.
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Elk Point RCMP respond to semi-truck roll over on Range Road 50

Elk Point RCMP respond to semi-truck roll over on Range Road 50

On Dec. 21, Elk Point Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) responded to a semi-truck and trailer rollover incident on Range Road 50, about half a kilometre north of Highway 646 at the County of St. Paul.
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Putting creative abilities to work with Crafting Connections

Putting creative abilities to work with Crafting Connections

Crafting Connections builds rustic serving trays for December's craft session
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Knights of Columbus deliver over 300 hampers to Bonnyville and area families

Knights of Columbus deliver over 300 hampers to Bonnyville and area families

On Dec. 16, the Knights of Columbus delivered 302 food hampers to families in need - an increase from last year’s 279.
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Coffee with a Cop kicks off in St. Paul, will continue into the new year

Coffee with a Cop kicks off in St. Paul, will continue into the new year

While grabbing a warm cup of coffee at the St. Paul A&W is part of the morning routine for many residents, on Dec. 20, customers were joined by a group of RCMP officers to chat about anything and everything.
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Cruisin' for Christmas focuses on helping local food banks

Cruisin' for Christmas focuses on helping local food banks

RCMP and Peace Officers help JAWS students raise food and funds
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Prime land in Alberta is being lost to rural sprawl

Prime land in Alberta is being lost to rural sprawl

Annexation is leading to sprawl and land fragmentation throughout Alberta, and it’s not just the big cities that are to blame.
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