Portage College Ready to Loan Ventilators to Local Health Unit
Portage College is ready to loan three ventilator units to Alberta Health Services (AHS) should they be needed in the battle against COVID-19.
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Local News Culinary student makes her own recipe for success!
“To be your best in the kitchen, you have to be able to bend the rules a bit, be creative and put your flair on things. -
Local News Doctors sound the alarm on healthcare cuts
Longer wait times, shorter visits with the doctor, decreased services in general, and an exodus of physicians from the Lakeland Area are what residents can expect, if the provincial government ... -
Local News Students get involved in Humane Society fundraiser
Students at Assumption Jr/Sr High School have been raising money for the Lakeland Humane Society through the Paws for a Cause fundraiser. -
Local News DeMolay honours local WW2 vet
DeMolay is an International organization that is a youth led/adult advised leadership group for young men ages 12 to 21. -
Local News Town hall meeting addresses the local crime problem
The root of the problem is addictions. It’s not the drug dealers that are doing the property crimes, it’s the people that are addicted. -
Local News RCMP go to battle in Nerf Wars
On Friday, Feb. 23, several off duty members of the Cold Lake RCMP detachment attended a fun and competitive outing with local youth at the Cold Lake Energy Center.
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Column COVID-19 and Trudeau - The trust is broken
Candice Bergen, the no-nonsense House of Commons quarterback for the federal Conservatives doesn’t put up with nonsense, even from Justin Trudeau. -
Local News Two men slain were hunting to feed their families after COVID-19 layoffs
Two men shot on a rural Alberta road found on Saturday, March 30 were hunting to feed their families after a COVID-19 job loss, the day before they were found ... -
Farm News Co-op fuel supply high as Prairie seeding approaches
Spring seeding is just around the corner and Co-op continues to be well-positioned to meet the increased fuel demands of western Canadian farmers as they head into the field. -
Local News Charges laid in double homicide
The RCMP Major Crimes Unit can now advise that Anthony Bilodeau (31) of Glendon was charged with second degree murder (x2) of Jacob Sansom (39) of Nobleford, Alta. -
Local News Province's investment in Keystone welcome news to Cold Lake
The City of Cold Lake is expressing support for the Government of Alberta’s decision to invest in the Keystone XL pipeline. -
Local News Still lots to do even at home with the library
With people spending even more time indoors, the Cold Lake Public Library is offering a whole new line of programming and more things to do to make the shut-in time ... -
Local News COVID-19 facility closures, service reductions lead to temporary leaves at the City of Cold Lake
We made every reasonable effort to have all staff members work for as long as possible, however, because of the protracted nature of the COVID-19 health emergency, it had come ... -
Local News RCMP Major Crimes Unit investigating suspicious deaths; ” males, aged 39 and 57 suffered gunshot ...
On March 28 at about 4 am, the Bonnyville RCMP responded to a call from a citizen who reported two males on the road outside of a parked truck. -
Local News Local farmers' market on hold
The Cold Lake Agricultural Society will delay the launch of the Farmers’ Market 2020 season to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. -
Local News ASC warns public about work from home scams during COVID-19 crisis
The Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) is warning Alberta investors about potentially fraudulent ads by companies offering opportunities to work from home as traders in the financial markets during the COVID-19 ...