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COLD LAKE - The Feast at the Beach festival may be making a comeback in 2026, and the City of Cold Lake is backing the effort.

The funding was provided through the provincial Indigenous Primary Health Care Innovation Fund.

The May 21 engagement session is the second round of public engagement for the MDP, but the public and those unable to attend the event are still encouraged to share their thoughts through an online survey available until May 28 at the Town of St. Paul website.

COLD LAKE - Big trucks, paintable plows, and wide-eyed kids filled the City of Cold Lake Public Works Shop on May 22, as the City of Cold Lake hosted its annual open house in celebration of National Public Works Week.

Every second Saturday, the Harbour Alliance Church in Cold Lake transforms into a cozy hive of creativity as members of the Kinosoo Quilt Guild gather with sewing machines, fabric, and friendship in tow.

LAC LA BICHE - The refurbishing of the Lac La Biche water tower will go ahead after council approved an additional $106,000 for the project at the May 13 council meeting.

LAKELAND - The Canadian Union of Postal Workers has issued an overtime ban while it reviews the latest offer from Canada Post. The overtime ban doesn’t have a huge impact for a lot of people, “but for some of our smaller offices where they don't have proper staffing or relief, it's already becoming a bit of a problem.” 

Cold Lake First Nations (CLFN) has announced the majority ownership of a 19.8 megawatt project, a new solar facility being constructed in Duchess, Alta.

Cold Lake RCMP are hoping to locate Alexander Tseng, 28, who was last seen in the Cold Lake area on May 12.

On May 21 at around 7:40 p.m., the St. Paul Fire Department responded to a report of fire at the St. Paul Regional High School.