Police are hoping to locate Alexander Bugghins.

This year's Santa Claus parade took place on Saturday night in Bonnyville.

While billions flow into drug recovery programs, alcohol-related harm in rural Alberta continues to rise—fueling fatal crashes, domestic violence and chronic health issues amid scarce treatment options.

The program is starting in January through Lac La Biche County Libraries

Cold Lake City Council has approved the release of more than $3 million in previously restricted capital funds, unlocking resources from a variety of completed, cancelled, or grant-funded projects across multiple city departments.

As Elk Point gears up for a festive Christmas season, the Community Lions Club is working to ensure that every family can experience the joy of the holidays through their Santa's Anonymous program.

The Town of St. Paul is preparing to directly appeal to the Government of Alberta about "crippling" policing costs.

The Hive Youth Club by Kickstand in Bonnyville is now offering its programs and services to a wider age range, extending its reach to individuals aged 11 to 25. This expansion aims to address the diverse needs of young people seeking support within the community.

No one had seen an EF-5 tornado in a dozen years. That was until this June, when Braydon Morisseau and the Prairie Storm Chasers witnessed a massive storm rip through a small North Dakota town.

CanAfric group hopes to be set up by 2027 if everything goes according to plan

The City of Cold Lake is pressing pause on a decision that could shape the future of Kokum’s House, the men’s Indigenous recovery program operated by the Cold Lake Native Friendship Centre Society (CLNFCS).

The Bonnyville Health Centre is investing in its future by undertaking several key renovations and expansions. These projects, including a larger Emergency Department and a modernized Medical Device Reprocessing Department, aim to enhance healthcare services and improve the patient experience.

“We're drawn by ice and remoteness and a lot of the … experiences of being in the Arctic brings you closer to the earlier explorers."

City of Cold Lake council has approved a $350,000 federal grant to support the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering project, funding renovations and training programs at the new Portage Aerospace Campus.

Accused remanded into custody

The City of Cold Lake will wait two more weeks before deciding how to move forward with its Rural Renewal Stream immigration program.

Smith reiterated that her caucus was hoping to get input on what changes to make to the provincial recall legislation.

The St. Paul Curling Club showed its commitment to the community by raising $3,700 for the Haying in the 30's Cancer Support Society at its sixth annual funspiel.

ST. PAUL - First responders volunteered their time to bag groceries with Mothers Against Drunk Driving in St. Paul on Nov. 27. Despite an afternoon snowstorm slowing down traffic at Leonora’s No Frills, Lakeland MADD President Dianne Belanger said they collected over $400 in cash during the launch for the annual red ribbon campaign, as well as debit and credit card donations at the tills which haven’t been totalled yet. “During the holiday season is when the most social gatherings are, and that's why this campaign [takes place] at this time of year. Just to remind everybody not to drive impaired,” said Belanger. She said the response to the red ribbon launch was “overwhelmingly great.” “It was very, very heartwarming to see the support . . . I get lots of good positive feedback . . . And I think what people have to realize is that, and this is very important, that impaired driving is the number one cause of criminal death in Canada,” said Belanger. St. Paul RCMP Cst. Jason Jackson said the issue of impaired driving impacts many families. He volunteered some of his off-duty time for the event, saying “I’m just here doing my part.” According to Statistics Canada, 8,086 people were charged with impaired driving in Alberta in 2023, the most recent year data is available for. Nation-wide, there were 71,803 incidents recorded in 2023, with 68 of those incidents ending in the death of at least one person. Belanger does presentations and awareness work year-round throughout the Lakeland, but says the goal is to work herself out of a job. “People can get themselves a ribbon or a decal to display on their vehicles, their backpacks, their purses, wherever they want, just as a reminder to show their commitment to not driving impaired and as a reminder to others not to as well,” said Belanger.

After losing 15 instructional days during recent teacher job action, Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) trustees approved changes to the calendar aimed at restoring some of the lost learning time, while also trying to minimize added stress for families and staff.

Lakeland motorists should prepare for traffic disruptions starting Dec. 2 as an oversized load makes its way from Lloydminster to Fort McMurray, next week.

Analysts at CIBC Capital Markets say they don't expect the private sector to take the lead on a new West Coast oilsands pipeline so long as the British Columbia government and First Nations are opposed. "The requirement to consult with B.C.

The C. G. Baker Memorial Arena in Elk Point was alive with the sights and sounds of rodeo and country music on Nov. 22.

A dispute over the use of voter data has ignited a recall effort against Alberta MLA Dale Nally, raising questions about privacy and the integrity of the electoral process.

The event, which has been taking place in the community for about 12 years, provides an opportunity for seniors from the Lac La Biche area to enjoy a meal, fellowship and have fun.