Opinion

Dear Editor, I’m a 17-year-old high school student who has been living in Bonnyville for the past seven years. I’m writing to you about an issue I have in this town. Right next to the house I’m living at on 49 Ave., there is a burnt abandoned house.

You’ve probably heard them. The loud noise coming from phones, televisions, and radios. A child is missing, and the police are asking the public to keep an eye out for them, their abductor, and possibly a certain vehicle.

-EDITORIAL EMS Week is a great reminder to always pull over for emergency service vehicles. Whether it’s an ambulance, police cruiser, fire truck, or other for that matter, pulling over when you see flashing lights in your rearview is a must.

A few weeks ago, I took advantage of a promotion through Spotify that was offering a free Google Home speaker. I originally thought it was a hoax, but a few friends started posting the ones they had already received.

Last week, I saw a photo on social media that painted a very real picture of the role of law enforcement. In the image, students were fleeing from the sound of gunfire at a United States college.

RE: “Survey shows residents on board with outdoor recreation park” in the April 23 edition of the Bonnyville Nouvelle .

With Avengers: Endgame and the new season of Game of Thrones airing within the last couple of weeks, my social media has been flooded with posts begging others not to spoil either of them.

It turns out, a recent report to the RCMP about a very serious situation might not be true after all.

Last week, nails were found scattered around the Cold Lake dog park.

I believe you. It’s a simple phrase, but it can have a long lasting impression on someone.