Local News

The Town of Bonnyville has announced the annual Santa Claus Parade will follow its traditional route travelling down Main Street toward the C2 centre, after health officials clarified measures regarding the event.

Santa Claus will be in St. Paul on Friday evening as part of a parade that will run from the Lions Park, located on main street and 49th Street, toward the UFO landing pad, located at 53rd Street.

The St. Paul Curling Rink is up and running, and interest in the sport appears strong.

Another Jr A. Pontiac, Will Hilfiker, commits to the University of Alaska Fairbanks and gets one step closer to realizing his dream of playing professional hockey.

If the Moose Lake pilot restoration project gets a green light from community members and stakeholders, upwards of $15 million could be asked of the provincial government to fund the first Canadian lake Alum treatment to manage blue-green algae blooms.

Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) is experiencing extreme service disruptions for school bus services across the Lakeland. The lack of qualified bus drivers and rising insurance costs for bus contractors, has led to daily bus cancellations for some students and forced parents to arrange alternative transportation for their kid

U15 hockey players took over the C2 arenas this weekend as the Bonnyville Pontiacs hosted six bantam teams in a round-robin tournament.

It was a race to the finish line, but Team Zarowny Motors defended their title as the champions of the Walk a Mile in her Shoes event.

The Bonnyville Pontiacs continue a six-game winning streak, defeating the Spruce Grove Saints 4-3 in overtime at the Grant Fuhr Arena last night.

Service disruptions continue at the Cold Lake, Elk Point and St. Paul hospitals, due to staffing issues. This week, AHS reported the surgical department in Cold Lake would be affected for six weeks, while there is also a possibility the Cold Lake emergency department experiences some disruptions over the next few weeks.