The Cold Lake Fishing Derby is June 19-20, 2021. See the attached poster for more details.
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Upcoming Events
22 Jun 2021
A City Council meeting is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. at City Hall in Council Chambers.
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7 Jul 2021
Mixing colours, pouring paint and using a paint bush teaches your child how to express themselves creatively and freely while focusing on the ‘why’ process. This take-home kit provides everything you need to be an artist at home.
7 Jul 2021
Are your children struggling with their emotions or have they been feeling frustrated with the constant changes due to the pandemic?
8 Jul 2021
Children will gain the skills and knowledge needed to feel empowered and ready to stay home alone.
13 Jul 2021
This virtual program aims to improve fine motor, physical, emotional and social skills to support curiosity and critical thinking. Through planting, digging and watering, participants will engage all five of their senses while working in their own garden.
News
16 Jun 2021
The City of Cold Lake is getting ready to wrap up another successful Compost Days program, but there is still compost material left for those who need some.
10 Jun 2021
The City of Cold Lake’s Energy Centre and Imperial Park were targets of extensive vandalism and graffiti last weekend.
3 Jun 2021
Local law enforcement will be on the lookout this summer for Cold Lake kids who are observed making good choices and helping to improve their community.
28 May 2021
Crews contracted by the Parks department will be removing tree and brush overgrowth from Cold Lake alleyways during the month of June, as part of a multi-year Vegetation Management program throughout the city.
27 May 2021
At its regular meeting held this week, City Council set the municipal tax rates for 2021, which will result in a near-zero tax increase of 0.08 per cent.
12 May 2021
A federal court judge has ruled that the federal government, through the Minister of Public Services and Procurement Canada and the Department of Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), did not afford the City of Cold Lake procedural fairness, nor did it make reasonable decisions when it withheld payments in lieu of taxes (PILT) relating to CFB Cold Lake’s golfing facilities for 2019 and 2020.
