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All About Bonnyville

  The Town of Bonnyville is in northeastern Alberta approximately 240 kilometres from Edmonton. Bonnyville is located on the north shore of Jessie Lake and is the centre for numerous gas and oil companies. It is in the Municipal District of Bonnyville #87. 

The 2021 population of Bonnyville was 6,404 (2021 census). 

Transportation

Bonnyville does not currently have a city transit system.

Government

 Bonnyville Town Council is composed of a mayor and six Councillors who are all elected at large. 


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Emergency Services

Call 911 if you require fire, police, or an ambulance!

Health Link Alberta

Phone: 811 or visit: Website

  Health Link is a free, confidential, 24 hour a day, 7 day a week nurse telephone advice and health information service. You can call from anywhere in Alberta and speak with a highly trained registered nurse who will provide you with advice and information about health symptoms and concerns.  Health Link can help you decide whether to care for yourself, make an appointment with your doctor, go to a clinic, contact a community service or go to a hospital emergency room.

In a medical emergency, always call 911 or go directly to your nearest Emergency Room (ER). 

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Bonnyville City Council​

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Bonnyville Health Centre

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History of Bonnyville

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Utilities 
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Education

Elementary and Secondary Education Overview

District school boards administer publicly funded elementary and secondary schools. Working within the framework of Alberta’s Education Act and its regulations, district school boards adapt provincial education policy to local situations. Trustees, as elected members of the board, represent the local community and provide a link between electors and the education system.

 

Alberta Learning governs both the Public School Board and the Separate (Catholic) School Board, which are run as separate entities.

 

Children aged 6 to 16 must attend school. Most opt to remain in school to earn their grade 12 diploma. The high school program is based on the credit system; students earn 1 credit for every 25 hours of instruction. To graduate with a diploma, each student must have 100 credits in Compulsory and Optional courses. Most courses are worth between 3 and 5 credits. To broaden their high school program, students are required to have 10 credits from either Career and Technical studies, Physical Education, Fine Arts, or a second language. Also they are required to have 10 credits from more in-depth studies (i.e. English, Biology, Physics, etc.).

 

Alberta is a part of the Western Canadian Protocol for Collaboration in Basic Education Kindergarten to Grade 12. This is a project that involves The Northwest Territories, Yukon, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Nunavut. They are working on developing common curriculum formats for math, computer guided learning, languages, and cultures.

 

Public School Board

Northern Lights School Division No. 69 is a public school division with 27 schools and three division offices located in northeastern Alberta. Schools are located in the City of Cold Lake, Town of Bonnyville, villages of Glendon and Plamondon, Kikino Metis Settlement and the hamlets of Lac La Biche, Caslan, Ardmore, Iron River and Wandering River.
Northern Lights Public School

Phone: 1-888-826-3145 or 780-826-3145

Website: https://www.nlpsab.ca

Catholic School Board

Lakeland Catholic School Board offers you the choice of a fully funded Catholic education. Lakeland Catholic School has been providing Catholic education to the area for over 30 years. They currently operate 7 schools with approximately 7000 students.

Lakeland Catholic School District #150
Central Office
4810 – 46th Street 

Website
Bonnyville, AB 

Phone: 780-826-3764

 

Post-Secondary Education Programs

For a complete list of post-secondary schools, click on the following link. You can narrow your search based on region (ex. Calgary Region, Central Region, etc.) and by school type (ex. College, Polytechnic, University, etc.). 

   

Lifestyle

Arts & Culture

Bonnyville & District Museum
4401 – 54th Avenue, Bonnyville, AB 
Phone: 780-826-4925
Website

The Bonnyville & District Museum offers the chance to get to know the history and view the impressive collection of artifacts relevant to the development and setting of the Bonnyville Region.


Lyle Victor Albert Performing Arts Centre
4714 – 49 Street, Bonnyville, AB
Phone: 780-826-2137

Public Library

Bonnyville Municipal Library
4804 – 49 Avenue, Bonnyville, AB T9N2J3
Phone: 780-826-3071
Website

Recreation & Leisure

The Town of Bonnyville has a wealth of recreation opportunities. For more information on the programs, and services available to residents, please contact:

Recreation & Parks
Phone: 780-826-3496

The following are listed under Recreation and Leisure on the Town of Bonnyville website

Golf

Bonnyville Golf & Country Club
Located 5km SW of Bonnyville on Highway #28
Phone:  780-826-4886
Website: www.bonnyvillegolfclub.com

Sporting Facilities

Bonnyville Curling Club
4810 - 49 Avenue, Bonnyville, AB
Phone: 780-826-2468


Bonnyville Swimming Pool
4712 - 48 Street, Bonnyville, AB
Phone: 780-573-7989


Peter Kushnir Ball Park
41 Street - 50 Avenue, Bonnyville, AB
Phone: 780-826-4422


Outdoor Skateboard Park
4313-50 Avenue, Bonnyville, AB


Tennis & Beach Volleyball Courts
49 Street and 49 Avenue, Bonnyville, AB


Bonnyville Centennial Centre
4313- 50 Avenue, Bonnyville, AB
Phone: 780-812-3400
Website
Facilities include RJ Lalonde Arena, Cenovus Arena, gymnasium, Fitness Centre include a Wellness Centre and indoor track, Climbing Wall, 60-seat Theatre, Indoor Playground, and Leisure Pond.


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