Cold Lake, Canada (Local)
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Chantel Downes predominantly covers local news and events in Cold Lake, Canada. She focuses on a variety of themes including culture & society, healthcare & pharmaceutical, crime, business & industry, and family & relationships.
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By: Chantel Downes
A proposed temporary worker accommodation for the 4 Wing construction project drew questions from residents during a public hearing at council’s regular meeting on May 26, though City of Cold Lake officials stressed the discussion was only about whether the land should be rezoned.
By: Chantel Downes
The Cold Lake Native Friendship Centre opened its doors for a community gathering built around food, connection, and the long-standing role friendship centres play in supporting Indigenous people and the broader community.
As scams become more sophisticated, seniors in Cold Lake were given tools to recognize red flags and protect themselves from fraud.
By: Chantel Downes
Heavy rainfall pushed parts of Cold Lake’s wastewater and drainage systems well above normal flows, but city officials say infrastructure continued to operate as intended.
By: Chantel Downes
A Cold Lake business owner is calling on the City of Cold Lake to take a closer look at its free public transit system after he and his wife were allegedly assaulted near their clinic by a person he says had been waiting at a bus stop.
Cold Lake’s Hall of Fame is set to come back to life, after council approved changes to the program’s policy during its June 9 regular meeting, making nominations easier to process and ensuring local athletes, artists, builders, community leaders, teams, and organizations can continue to be recognized for their accomplishments.
By: Chantel Downes
Cold Lake council will send a letter to the provincial government raising concerns about the rollout of the Alberta Disability Assistance Program, despite opposition from one councillor who argued the City should push for changes rather than a pause.
By: Chantel Downes
The City of Cold Lake will have to take a closer look at what would be needed to support a proposed 55-plus aging-in-place facility in the community.
By: Chantel Downes
The City of Cold Lake has updated its records management bylaw to reflect Alberta’s new access and privacy legislation, with council giving the bylaw all three readings during its June 9 regular council meeting.
By: Chantel Downes
CAO Kevin Nagoya said the recent rain created pressure on the City's wastewater system, particularly at lift stations. A heavy rainfall was experienced across the region on May 31, followed
