Cold Lake News

28, 2010 CF-18's line up on the tarmac at CFB Cold Lake, Alta., Sept. 28, 2010 Canada's CF-18 fighter jets are due to retire in 2020.

Charlotte Hellyer and Millie Conklin have been a A'Team of TwoA' since 1994. Conveniently they were both born in the year of 1928 however; Charlotte has a wee bit of seniority over Millie.

The company's shares have been under pressure because of a lack of production growth and cost overuns on a key project.

Alt-country singer Ridley Bent says there's something about being on stage with a twangy guitar and a honky-tonk piano playing .

The founding meeting for the Liberal Lakeland Association was held earlier this month, and those in attendance voiced some concern regarding the new boundaries that have been set, following the redistribution of federal electoral districts.

In polite society, dropping an F-bomb is considered crude. The problem is that we no longer live in a particularly polite society.

Order of Canada recipient and pianist Jane Coop has performed just about everywhere in Canada.

Since Jan. 10, thieves have robbed and even taken machines from 11 different businesses in Cold Lake, Lloydminster, Marwayne, Glendon, St. Paul, Lac La Biche, the Cold Lake First Nation and Frog Lake First Nation.

While in St. Paul last week, Minister of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development Robin Campbell said the province is continuing to monitor the bitumen leaks at CNRL's Primrose site, located near Cold Lake.

The province's universities and colleges, as well as Alberta Health Services, will have to disclose employee salaries - but they will be given time and guidance to do that, says the associate minister responsible for Alberta's disclosure policy.