Tuesday May 22 | The Cold Lake Sun
Ombudsman hears 4 Wing grievances
The Canadian Forces Ombudsman has said that he has heard a number of complaints from Cold Lake members regarding their housing situation during his visit into 4 Wing last week and that he plans to look into them.
Cold Lake photographer wins national award
Late last month, Susie O'Connor, a photographer with Images Studios, won a Professional Photographers of Canada award for Best in Class - Animals Wild or Domestic, for a unique shot she took of two King Charles Spaniel puppies drinking water from underneath.
Fighter jets continue to train over Comox Valley
By Erin Haluschak - Comox Valley Record Published: May 15, 2012 12:00 PM Updated: May 15, 2012 12:27 PM They normally take to the skies in times of need, but all this week, the sky over the Comox Valley will be filled with F-18 fighter jets as they continue specialized training at 19 Wing Comox.
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Presents Habitat for Humanity ...
The award was presented at Habitat for Humanity Canada's National Conference Awards Gala.
Barrie murder suspect denied bail
The man charged in the deaths of two women at a Barrie hotel last week appeared briefly in a courtroom, Wednesday.
Seniors get help from over $50,000 in Federal grants
Three local organizations recently received grants from the Federal government that they say will help them provide seniors programming or renovate infrastructure used by seniors.
IPF plans two large pipeline expansions
The first pipeline expansion will add 80 kilometres worth of 42 inch thick pipeline to the pipelines conneccting the Foster Creek Junction to a pump station near LaCorey.
Hit and run leaves two dead on highway near Cold Lake
Bill Minhas has lived in Fort McMurray for 27 years and raised his family in the northern Alberta community.
Men recall finding hotel bloodbath
The two Toronto men who found the bodies of two slain women inside a Barrie Travelodge on Wednesday were shocked by the amount of blood at the murder scene.
Man charged in Ontario double slaying of two women from Cold Lake
A British Columbia man has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder after two women with Alberta ties were found dead in a hotel in Barrie, Ont., on Wednesday.Police found Mark Dobson, 22, at the scene when they responded to a call from hotel staff at around 2 p.m. on Wednesday.Dobson had serious injuries and was subsequently transported ... (more)
Busy time for Islay Community Hall
Only in Alberta can you go without a jacket one week and the next week have to dig out your winter coat again! Our telephone is out again and the repairman says he can't come to find the problem until Wednesday May 9. If you tried calling, I am not ignoring you, I just can't answer your calls.
The new Wildrose Party MLA for Lac La Biche-St. Paul, Shayne Saskiw, said that he will move to change the Memorandum of Understanding for the Cold Lake Air Weapons Range deal.
29th annual international walk for peace takes place on Mothers Day
This Mother's Day Walk for Peace, May 13 marks the 29th consecutive year that American and Canadian peace activists have meet at the Osoyoos-Oroville border park.
Cold Lake voters help re-elect Genia Leskiw
While the election results came out in a clear majority for the PC Party, the story of Alberta's 2012 election in the riding of Bonnyville-Cold Lake followed a very different narrative.
Imperial Oil reports rise to $1 billion
Imperial Oil is reporting a 30% increase in first quarter profits, after discounts on Canadian crude allowed the company to rise slightly above $1-billion. The Calgary-based energy and oil producer, refiner and distributor says it earned $1.19 per share, beating earlier market estimates of $1 per share.