Local News

The holy month of Islam, which is expected to start on the evening of Feb. 28 this year and end in late March, is characterized by fasting, prayer, and alms-giving.

City of Cold Lake council has rejected a $5,000 grant request from local athlete and philanthropist Curtis Hargrove, who sought support for international marathon runs that aim to raise awareness for mental health, addiction, and suicide prevention.  

The Cold Lake Food Bank is set to host its Coldest Night of the Year event on Feb. 22 at the food bank.  

Deadline is Tuesday, Feb. 18, at noon to apply for positions under the Municipal Internship Program in 16 municipalities, the province announced.

Several Indigenous musicians from northeastern Alberta are included in this year's list of Juno nominees.

It’s a great time to hit the ski trails in St. Paul thanks to good snow conditions.

In a decision aimed at supporting local seniors' services, Cold Lake council approved an extension for the Age-Friendly Cold Lake Society (AFCL) to fully utilize its Social Inclusion and Infrastructure Grant (SIIG) funding. 

St. Paul Figure Skating Club is hosting an event in March that will draw over 280 skaters to the community. St. Paul Gymnastic Club is also organizing its Flippin' Funny Fundraiser.

The City of Cold Lake is moving forward with plans to host a community update luncheon for local realtors and other industry organizations.