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The Bonnyville Jr. A Pontiacs’ 2022-23 season was marked by big changes but also large leaps. On April 19, the local Jr. A organization recognized the success of its players and said farewell to its graduating players. 

During a rural roundtable discussion earlier this month, Minister of Justice Tyler Shandro stated the changes in Bill C-75 “drastically” changed the bail regime in the country, negatively affecting the safety of communities.

Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville UCP candidate, Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk, is one of the most recent Alberta politicians added to Russian President Vladimir Putin's list of banned officials.

The City of Cold Lake will be completing "a major dredging program" at the Cold Lake Marina to remove silt and vegetation.

Cold Lake RCMP have confirmed that a missing 40-year-old man was located deceased, not far from his residence.

University of Calgary Architecture students have ideas for new Legion designs

Over $200,000 will be coming to the Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul area in the form of funding for food banks and food security programs.

More often than not, municipalities opt to rely on volunteer fire services because they simply can’t afford to pay career firefighters. 'When the backbone of an entire industry is volunteerism, we need to do more as municipalities to make an incentive for people to be volunteers,' says the Regional Fire Chief of the BRFA

Anyone looking to engage with the topic of death and dying in an accessible and respectful space can come to the Cold Lake Public Library North Branch on the first Monday of each month for Death Cafe.

The community’s derelict buildings and winter streets laden with ice and snow made it “challenging to show properties” and had an impact on local real estate sales, according to an Elk Point realtor.