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Active, residential real estate prices in Cold Lake had an average listing price of $344794. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $997500, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $7500. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Cold Lake has a current average price of $239 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 3.7 beds, 2.6 bathrooms and 1458 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.

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'A ways to go': Alberta's year-end job numbers stuck in neutral - The Cold Lake Sun 'A ways to go': Alberta's year-end job numbers stuck in neutral The Cold Lake SunCalgary's unemployment rate is slightly higher heading into 2019 than it was a year ago, although the jobless rate has fallen for the province as a whole.
Alberta police watchdog ASIRT at 'critical mass' after busy year of investigations - The Cold Lake Sun Alberta police watchdog ASIRT at 'critical mass' after busy year of investigations The Cold Lake SunLast year about one-third of its case load — or 26 files — centred on police-involved shootings in Alberta.
Pot store robbed by gunman in Cold Lake - Edmonton Journal Pot store robbed by gunman in Cold Lake Edmonton JournalPolice are looking for the public's help in identifying a man who robbed a Clarity Cannabis store in Cold Lake on Tuesday.The man, who had his face covered ...
Second-degree murder charge laid in Frog Lake killing - The Cold Lake Sun Second-degree murder charge laid in Frog Lake killing The Cold Lake SunA 25-year-old man has been charged with second degree murder in the death of a Frog Lake man late Saturday night in eastern Alberta.
Man wanted after two northern Alberta weekend shootings - The Cold Lake Sun Man wanted after two northern Alberta weekend shootings The Cold Lake SunMounties are looking for a 30-year-old man after two separate shootings — one of which left a victim with injuries — in northern Alberta over the weekend.
Alberta bus companies filling the Greyhound void, but gaps in service remain - The Cold Lake Sun Alberta bus companies filling the Greyhound void, but gaps in service remain The Cold Lake SunPrivate bus companies have expanded and the province has stepped in with funding to fill most — but not all — *service* gaps left in...
By The Numbers: 2018 was another crazy year in Alberta politics, as these statistics show - The Cold Lake Sun By The Numbers: 2018 was another crazy year in Alberta politics, as these statistics show The Cold Lake SunControversies over pipelines, cannabis, nomination contests and other issues gave Alberta's political arena more than its fair...
Marine protection plan for Trans Mountain pipeline fails: enviro group - The Cold Lake Sun Marine protection plan for Trans Mountain pipeline fails: enviro group The Cold Lake SunTripling of capacity on pipeline from Alberta to B.C. would increase tanker traffic nearly sevenfold to more than 400 annual visits to Burnaby...
Rural crime front of mind as Mounties look to build off success entering 2019 - The Cold Lake Sun Rural crime front of mind as Mounties look to build off success entering 2019 The Cold Lake SunAfter a year that saw Alberta Mounties launch a rural crime reduction program, the force's new commander says they won't be letting up on the...
'Needle really hasn’t moved': Most Albertans don't want to separate, says new poll - The Cold Lake Sun 'Needle really hasn’t moved': Most Albertans don't want to separate, says new poll The Cold Lake SunAs it turns out, Albertans want to stay put — the vast majority of them, anyway.A new poll found 69 per cent of Albertans surveyed...
Edmonton weather: Extreme cold warnings. Extreme cold warnings everywhere - Edmonton Journal Edmonton weather: Extreme cold warnings. Extreme cold warnings everywhere Edmonton JournalA look at today's Edmonton weather by Environment Canada.Friday morning temperatures at the Edmonton Blatchford station that measured -15.7 C with...
Brrr. Extreme cold warnings issued for northeastern Alberta - CBC.ca Brrr. Extreme cold warnings issued for northeastern Alberta CBC.caBundle up. It's going to be a brutally cold one. Communities across the northeastern edge of Alberta are contending with some bone-chilling weather. As of 4:30 ...
Husky puts 500 gas stations on the block - The Cold Lake Sun Husky puts 500 gas stations on the block The Cold Lake SunHusky Energy Inc. says it is looking at getting out of retailing fuels to consumers after 80 years in the business.The Calgary-based oilsands producer says it is ...
Flu cases starting to surge, with kids and teens especially vulnerable: doctors - The Cold Lake Sun Flu cases starting to surge, with kids and teens especially vulnerable: doctors The Cold Lake SunCases of influenza are continuing to ramp up across the country, with kids and teens bearing much of the brunt of the dreaded winter bug.
UCP constituency office vandalized, MLA blames Alberta NDP messaging - Global News UCP constituency office vandalized, MLA blames Alberta NDP messaging Global NewsAn Alberta United Conservative member is cleaning up after rocks were thrown through the windows of his constituency office in an act he says was partly to ...
Cold Lake unemployment rate continues to drop in December - The Cold Lake Sun Cold Lake unemployment rate continues to drop in December The Cold Lake SunThe unemployment rate for the Wood Buffalo-Cold Lake area continues to drop, now sitting at 5.1 for the first time since late 2014.Statistics Canada data ...
Areas in northern Alberta under snowfall, extreme cold warnings - CBC.ca Areas in northern Alberta under snowfall, extreme cold warnings CBC.caSnowfall and extreme cold warnings are in effect for parts of northern Alberta, according to a weather advisory issued Saturday by Environment Canada.
Mounties nab two men in connection with ATM thefts - The Cold Lake Sun Mounties nab two men in connection with ATM thefts The Cold Lake SunTwo men on the lam from Mounties since the start of the month for their alleged roles in ATM thefts have been arrested outside of Edmonton.
Pro-pipeline convoy to Ottawa gains steam - The Cold Lake Sun Pro-pipeline convoy to Ottawa gains steam The Cold Lake SunOrganizers of a truck convoy to Ottawa to pressure the federal government to fast-track pipeline construction say the effort is snowballing.Proponents of pushing ...
Jason Kenney putting focus on economy — and Ottawa - The Cold Lake Sun Jason Kenney putting focus on economy — and Ottawa The Cold Lake SunUnited Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney won't just fight a provincial election in 2019 — he says he's going to bat for the conservatives in the federal ...
The restless poet; Laurie Anne Fuhr examines nomadic life of a military brat in debut collection, Night Flying - Calgary Herald The restless poet; Laurie Anne Fuhr examines nomadic life of a military brat in debut collection, Night Flying Calgary HeraldIn Laurie Anne Fuhr's poem, A Face is a Picture More Often Than a Face, she writes, “Never knew where I was...
AETE must move to make room for new fighters says commanding officer - The Cold Lake Sun AETE must move to make room for new fighters says commanding officer The Cold Lake SunMoving the Aerospace Engineering Test Establishment out of Cold Lake to Ottawa is the only way 4 Wing can grow to accommodate new fighters.
Blames NDP for instigation: Office of Alberta United Conservative vandalized - LiveWire Calgary Blames NDP for instigation: Office of Alberta United Conservative vandalized LiveWire CalgaryST. PAUL, Alta. — An Alberta United Conservative member is cleaning up after rocks were thrown through the windows of his constituency office...
Fighting for pipelines vital after 2018 ‘saw record lows for our oil’: Yurdiga - Fort McMurray Today Fighting for pipelines vital after 2018 ‘saw record lows for our oil’: Yurdiga Fort McMurray TodayFort McMurray-Cold Lake MP David Yurdiga is looking forward to 2019 after what he says was a “disappointing” 2018 for the oilsands...
Liberals continue attack on Alberta, says MP - Stettler Independent Liberals continue attack on Alberta, says MP Stettler IndependentLiberal Government's agenda is to 'destroy Alberta every which way it can'
Weather in 2018 was ’smorgasbord’ of bad events - The Cold Lake Sun Weather in 2018 was ’smorgasbord’ of bad events The Cold Lake SunCanadians could be forgiven for asking just what the heck happened to the weather in 2018.
MP promises push for pipeline - Hanna Herald MP promises push for pipeline Hanna HeraldThe New Year could not begin better for my wife, Darlene, and I, as in January 2019, we will welcome into our family our first grandchild. It has been such a joy to ...
Wind warnings remain in parts of Alberta as snowfall alerts lifted - CBC.ca Wind warnings remain in parts of Alberta as snowfall alerts lifted CBC.caWind alerts are still in effect in several parts of central Alberta, but Environment Canada has ended its alerts for southern Alberta. Earlier freezing rain and...
2018: The year that was - rdnewsnow.com 2018: The year that was rdnewsnow.comIt's no secret that 2018 was a challenging year in many respects in Red Deer and central Alberta. But the year was also filled with some big milestones. Here's a ...
Cold Lake: one of the most affordable housing markets in Alberta - The Cold Lake Sun Cold Lake: one of the most affordable housing markets in Alberta The Cold Lake SunCold Lake is the most affordable housing market behind Fort McMurray, according to Zoocasa, one of Canada's top real estate websites.
NORAD officials ready for Santa's trek across Canada - KitchenerToday.com NORAD officials ready for Santa's trek across Canada KitchenerToday.comChristmas Eve is a big day for Santa and NORAD officials at CFB North Bay. Major Todd Walter is Mission Crew and Alpha Flight Commander at 21 Squadron ...
Celebrating 125 years of community news - Prince Albert Daily Herald Celebrating 125 years of community news Prince Albert Daily HeraldOn the back portion of the semi-circle of desks where I sit, there's a small bulletin board. It leans against the wall and occasionally falls down, breaking my focus ...
Edson’s hockey community bands together to support Mounties’ son killed in crash - Global News Edson’s hockey community bands together to support Mounties’ son killed in crash Global NewsWATCH ABOVE: A deadly crash in central Alberta last week, that killed a six-year-old boy, has the hockey community in Edson pulling together...
Feds to move military aircraft testing from Alberta to Ottawa, but Cold Lake politicians say they're in the dark - National Post Feds to move military aircraft testing from Alberta to Ottawa, but Cold Lake politicians say they're in the dark National PostThe federal government will create a new centre of excellence in Ottawa to support aircraft testing, but it...
Alberta: Tricky travel amid whiteouts, hurricane-force winds - The Weather Network Alberta: Tricky travel amid whiteouts, hurricane-force winds The Weather NetworkDriving was treacherous for many Albertans on Saturday, as potent winds swept down from the Rockies to spur blowing and drifting snow. Even where spiking ...
Soroka: Lakeshore residents are “snubbing noses” at Cold Lake, “it’s a laughing stock.” - The Cold Lake Sun Soroka: Lakeshore residents are “snubbing noses” at Cold Lake, “it’s a laughing stock.” The Cold Lake SunFences, fire pits and other private structures on the shores of Cold Lake have been built by homeowners that are...
Maclean’s says Cold Lake one of Canada’s most dangerous cities, RCMP disagree - The Cold Lake Sun Maclean’s says Cold Lake one of Canada’s most dangerous cities, RCMP disagree The Cold Lake SunWhen it comes to specific crimes, Cold Lake came in fourth for cocaine trafficking.
Cold Lake mayor concerned by plans to move military aircraft testing to Ottawa - CBC.ca Cold Lake mayor concerned by plans to move military aircraft testing to Ottawa CBC.caThe mayor of Cold Lake says the federal government's plan to move military aircraft testing to Ottawa from Alberta would create turbulence for the...
Alberta crude production cuts expected to create winners and losers: analysts - The Cold Lake Sun Alberta crude production cuts expected to create winners and losers: analysts The Cold Lake SunShares in the companies most likely to benefit from the move to curtail crude production starting Jan. 1 soared Monday as oil price...
Municipalities planning for the new year - Bonnyville Nouvelle Municipalities planning for the new year Bonnyville NouvelleMunicipalities are looking back on 2018 with fond memories as they hope for the best in the new year. Whether it was hosting a successful World Jr. A Challenge ...
Kinosoo Beach named Alberta’s ‘Project of the Year’ - The Cold Lake Sun Kinosoo Beach named Alberta’s ‘Project of the Year’ The Cold Lake SunCopeland: “The amount of planning, dedication and hard work that has gone into Kinosoo Beach is outstanding."
Local hockey player signs with Cold Lake Wings - The Cold Lake Sun Local hockey player signs with Cold Lake Wings The Cold Lake SunAnson Smith, a former Lakeland Panthers Midget AA player, is the newest addition to the Wings' roster.
Alberta increases rebate rates for installing solar panels - The Cold Lake Sun Alberta increases rebate rates for installing solar panels The Cold Lake SunThe province is boosting solar power rebate rates for homeowners and doubling the cap on returns for businesses that install solar panels.The industry has ...
Plans for Cold Lake Junior A hockey team move ahead - The Cold Lake Sun Plans for Cold Lake Junior A hockey team move ahead The Cold Lake SunIt will be up to new Wings coach Jonathan Aitken, who was hired last week, to find players who will want to participate in the pay-to-play league model.
'When Alberta hurts, so does Canada': Energy sector gets $1.6-billion boost from feds - The Cold Lake Sun 'When Alberta hurts, so does Canada': Energy sector gets $1.6-billion boost from feds The Cold Lake SunCanada's energy industry is getting a $1.6-billion boost from Ottawa as the sector continues to grapple with a crushing oil...
Cold Lake ranked sixth most dangerous place in Canada in Maclean’s report - Bonnyville Nouvelle Cold Lake ranked sixth most dangerous place in Canada in Maclean’s report Bonnyville NouvelleThe city was ranked sixth on the magazine's list of “Canada's Most Dangerous Places.” Their rank, which is out of 237 communities, is a...
Police look for second suspect in Cold Lake home invasion - The Cold Lake Sun Police look for second suspect in Cold Lake home invasion The Cold Lake SunThe two victims suffered minor injuries and two firearms were seized in relation to this offence.
The status of Cold Lake’s fisheries - Bonnyville Nouvelle The status of Cold Lake’s fisheries Bonnyville NouvelleThere won't be any changes to Cold Lake's fishing regulations any time soon, after a fisheries biologist confirmed the population of lake trout, walleye, and pike ...
How old is too old to go trick-or-treating? Albertans weigh in on age-old question - The Cold Lake Sun How old is too old to go trick-or-treating? Albertans weigh in on age-old question The Cold Lake SunWho says everyone can't be a kid at heart and disguise themselves for a night echoing the phrase trick-or-treat?
Local RCMP commander says farewell after reducing crime, increasing apprehension rates - The Cold Lake Sun Local RCMP commander says farewell after reducing crime, increasing apprehension rates The Cold Lake SunCrime in the Municipal District of Bonnyville has seen a 31.3 per cent drop in crime.
Local UCP candidates gear up for 2019 provincial election - The Cold Lake Sun Local UCP candidates gear up for 2019 provincial election The Cold Lake SunThe race for the United Conservative Party nomination is three-pronged between St. Paul MLA Dave Hanson, Cold Lake mayor Craig Copeland and Glenn ...
Alberta RCMP say false alarm calls are draining resources, changes policy - The Cold Lake Sun Alberta RCMP say false alarm calls are draining resources, changes policy The Cold Lake SunRCMP in Alberta will not respond to alarms that are triggered just once in order to help free up resources across the province.
Smoky days: Cold Lake feels the effects of B.C. fires - The Cold Lake Sun Smoky days: Cold Lake feels the effects of B.C. fires The Cold Lake SunAn air quality warning was issued in Cold Lake and across the Prairies on Wednesday as smoke from forest fires in British Columbia continued to waft across ...
Cold Lake ranked 21 most dangerous place in Maclean’s report - Bonnyville Nouvelle Cold Lake ranked 21 most dangerous place in Maclean’s report Bonnyville NouvelleAccording to the magazine, the City of Cold Lake ranks 21 on the list of 229 cities across Canada on their most recent list of “Canada's Most Dangerous...
Imperial Oil receive approval for Cold Lake Expansion Project - Bonnyville Nouvelle Imperial Oil receive approval for Cold Lake Expansion Project Bonnyville NouvelleAfter two years, Imperial Oil has received approval from the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) for their Cold Lake Expansion Project. The company submitted...
Legal-weed expert offers some insights into what Canadians can expect - The Cold Lake Sun Legal-weed expert offers some insights into what Canadians can expect The Cold Lake SunSurveys in Colorado show adult use of the drug has increased by 29 per cent since legalization came into effect.
Blue-green algae advisory issued for Cold Lake - Bonnyville Nouvelle Blue-green algae advisory issued for Cold Lake Bonnyville NouvelleThe cyanobacteria, more commonly known as blue-green algae, has been spotted at the Cold Lake Marina. The algae blooms are naturally occurring, and look ...
Canada and its allies have held air force exercises in Cold Lake, Alberta for 40 years. Trudeau just cancelled them. - The Rebel Canada and its allies have held air force exercises in Cold Lake, Alberta for 40 years. Trudeau just cancelled them. The RebelShocking news today. But I doubt it will get much press. Because the victims are the military, and Alberta —...
New Jr. A team established in Cold Lake - St. Paul Journal New Jr. A team established in Cold Lake St. Paul JournalThe Cold Lake Wings are a recent addition to a brand new hockey league, and will ice a team for the 2018-19 season. The Wings joined the Western Provinces ...
‘Never-ending war’: How Alberta is cracking down on the Hells Angels and the outlaw biker gangs that support them - The Cold Lake Sun ‘Never-ending war’: How Alberta is cracking down on the Hells Angels and the outlaw biker gangs that support them The Cold Lake SunAn orange glow on the horizon burnt off a light July fog as a surveillance unit with the Alberta Law...
Concern raised by mother over injuries caused to her family by Cold Lake police dog - The Cold Lake Sun Concern raised by mother over injuries caused to her family by Cold Lake police dog The Cold Lake SunDon't sit up or your stomach will fall out,” Andy Lacombe was told after being bitten by the police dog.
All roads lead back to Cold Lake for new again RCMP detachment commander - The Cold Lake Sun All roads lead back to Cold Lake for new again RCMP detachment commander The Cold Lake SunRCMP Staff Sgt. Scott Buchanan is happy to be back as the detachment commander in Cold Lake.
RCMP officer cleared by police watchdog after fatal 2016 Cold Lake pursuit - Edmonton Journal RCMP officer cleared by police watchdog after fatal 2016 Cold Lake pursuit Edmonton JournalA Cold Lake RCMP officer has been cleared by the province's police watchdog after a 2016 pursuit in which a 36-year-old man was killed and three...
Plan to move aircraft testing centre from Cold Lake to Ottawa ‘sad’: mayor - Global News Plan to move aircraft testing centre from Cold Lake to Ottawa ‘sad’: mayor Global NewsWATCH: The mayor of Cold Lake is voicing concerns about the government's plans to move the Aerospace Engineering Test Establishment from CFB Cold...
Métis Nation of Alberta members receive free access to federal parks in Alberta - The Cold Lake Sun Métis Nation of Alberta members receive free access to federal parks in Alberta The Cold Lake SunA new agreement will give members of the Métis Nation of Alberta (MNA) free access to national parks and national historic sites in the...
Can Cold Lake sustain two hockey teams? - The Cold Lake Sun Can Cold Lake sustain two hockey teams? The Cold Lake SunThe newly-launched Junior A team, the Cold Lake Wings will play in the Western Provinces Hockey Association, which will include four teams from Canada and ...
Unemployment rates fall in Cold Lake region - The Cold Lake Sun Unemployment rates fall in Cold Lake region The Cold Lake SunThe unemployment rate in the census region covering Cold Lake has seen a decrease for the first time since March.
Public cannabis lounges coming to Cold Lake - The Cold Lake Sun Public cannabis lounges coming to Cold Lake The Cold Lake SunIn the City of Cold Lake usage of the drug will be allowed in designated outdoor areas, which will be called cannabis lounges, at music concerts and other bona ...
Cold Lake passes cannabis use bylaw - Bonnyville Nouvelle Cold Lake passes cannabis use bylaw Bonnyville NouvelleThe City of Cold Lake has passed their cannabis use bylaw, but are open to change as legalization of the drug approaches. Council has agreed to take a more ...
Maple Flag exercise postponed so improvements can be made to Cold Lake base and range - Ottawa Citizen Maple Flag exercise postponed so improvements can be made to Cold Lake base and range Ottawa CitizenCanada's air force is postponing a major exercise next year as it brings in improvements to its fighter jet base in Alberta.Exercise...
The future of RABC in Cold Lake is on the line - Bonnyville Nouvelle The future of RABC in Cold Lake is on the line Bonnyville NouvelleThe Rural Alberta Business Centre (RABC) in Cold Lake is expecting provincial funding to fizzle out in June 2019. Bob Bezpalko, executive director for the ...
Alberta's United Conservatives granted intervener status in carbon tax court challenge - The Cold Lake Sun Alberta's United Conservatives granted intervener status in carbon tax court challenge The Cold Lake SunInterveners raise issues to help courts decide cases, though they're not direct parties to the court case.
Cocaine distribution network linked to Hells Angel member busted by ALERT, RCMP - Edmonton Journal Cocaine distribution network linked to Hells Angel member busted by ALERT, RCMP Edmonton JournalA member of Edmonton Hells Angels and two members of a support club linked to an extensive cocaine distribution network across Alberta.
Tornado spotted near St. Paul, strong winds blow through Cold Lake - The Cold Lake Sun Tornado spotted near St. Paul, strong winds blow through Cold Lake The Cold Lake SunThe weekend of June 8th saw a tornado, severe thunderstorms and strong winds in the Lakeland.A tornado touched down west of St. Paul at 3:48 p.m. on...
Family issues, desk jobs prompting exodus of RCAF fighter pilots - The Cold Lake Sun Family issues, desk jobs prompting exodus of RCAF fighter pilots The Cold Lake SunThe Auditor General's recent report on fighter pilots leaving the Royal Canadian Air Force sparked a lot of speculation on why that was happening.
Bonnyville ‘yellow vest’ protest peaceful while two arrested in Edmonton event - The Cold Lake Sun Bonnyville ‘yellow vest’ protest peaceful while two arrested in Edmonton event The Cold Lake SunWhile yellow vest activists at the Bonnyville Provincial Building were peaceful Saturday, police say two people were arrested in...
M.D. may call state of emergency as farmers lament arrival of snow - The Cold Lake Sun M.D. may call state of emergency as farmers lament arrival of snow The Cold Lake SunMore snow could be devastating for producers, says Humphrey Banack of the Alberta Federation of Agriculture.
Alberta NDP's election law tweak leaves parties defending ‘bozo eruptions’ by nomination candidates - The Cold Lake Sun Alberta NDP's election law tweak leaves parties defending ‘bozo eruptions’ by nomination candidates The Cold Lake Sun'Almost every move the NDP made to the nomination contests was done to make it harder for opposition parties and...
Trudeau cancels NATO Air Force exercises in Alberta - The Rebel Trudeau cancels NATO Air Force exercises in Alberta The RebelOn last night's episode of The Ezra Levant Show, I reported on Justin Trudeau's decision to cancel Excercise Maple Flag, a NATO Air Force training operation ...
The Lakeland rural crime problem and what to do about it - The Cold Lake Sun The Lakeland rural crime problem and what to do about it The Cold Lake SunAccording to Stats Canada, in 2015, Canada's crime index rose for the first time in a dozen years, with the highest increase in Western Canada. Rural Alberta led ...
Cold Lake mayor optimistic after loss of aircraft testing centre - CTV News Cold Lake mayor optimistic after loss of aircraft testing centre CTV NewsThe mayor of Cold Lake is disappointed by the loss of dozens of workers at an aircraft testing site based in his city, but is optimistic for the future.
Cold Lake landlords resistant to renting to marijuana retailer - The Cold Lake Sun Cold Lake landlords resistant to renting to marijuana retailer The Cold Lake SunDanielle Normand would like to set up a cannabis shop in Cold Lake, but local landlords seem to be hesitant to rent to such a business.
Bittersweet goodbye for Cold Lake staff sergeant - Bonnyville Nouvelle Bittersweet goodbye for Cold Lake staff sergeant Bonnyville NouvelleFormer detachment commander for the Cold Lake RCMP S/Sgt. Jeremie Landry described his departure from the city as “bittersweet” after he was promoted to ...
Fatality inquiry makes opioid recommendations in wake of Alberta soldier's suicide - The Cold Lake Sun Fatality inquiry makes opioid recommendations in wake of Alberta soldier's suicide The Cold Lake SunThe family of an Alberta soldier who died by suicide in 2012 said they're pleased with recommendations made by a judge following a...
A unique recruit joins Cold Lake RCMP - Bonnyville Nouvelle A unique recruit joins Cold Lake RCMP Bonnyville NouvelleSince joining the RCMP 10 years ago, Jaques has had his sights set on joining the Police Dog *Service* (PDS) Unit. “My dad was a handler, so that was one ...
Alberta education minister apologizes for 'hateful' school resource about the 'positive effect' of residential schools - The Cold Lake Sun Alberta education minister apologizes for 'hateful' school resource about the 'positive effect' of residential schools The Cold Lake SunThe superintendent of the St. Paul school division is apologizing for a social studies question...
Hayley Wickenheiser to be in Cold Lake Saturday for Operation Hockey Heroes - The Cold Lake Sun Hayley Wickenheiser to be in Cold Lake Saturday for Operation Hockey Heroes The Cold Lake Sun4 Wing Cold Lake's 401 Tactical Fighter Squadron wanted to celebrate its 100th anniversary by giving back to the community.
Join Russell Bowers in Cold Lake for a special live taping of Daybreak Alberta - CBC.ca Join Russell Bowers in Cold Lake for a special live taping of Daybreak Alberta CBC.caRussell Bowers is headed to Cold Lake on Tuesday, July 10. Join Russell and guests from 4 Wing Cold Lake and the Cold Lake air show as he hosts a...
Cold Lake taking restrictive approach to cannabis use - Bonnyville Nouvelle Cold Lake taking restrictive approach to cannabis use Bonnyville NouvelleAfter the federal government passed Bill 45, the legalization of cannabis, the City of Cold Lake started talking about its use in their community. Cold Lake has ...
Controlling cannabis retail in Cold Lake - Bonnyville Nouvelle Controlling cannabis retail in Cold Lake Bonnyville NouvelleFuture cannabis retailers now know the rules they will have to follow if they want to set up shop in Cold Lake, after the city passed the final reading of the land ...
Local UCP candidate election not without controversy - The Cold Lake Sun Local UCP candidate election not without controversy The Cold Lake SunQuestionable social media posts and campaigning too close to polling stations cause upset in Cold Lake.
Upset caused by social media reaction to day care closure - The Cold Lake Sun Upset caused by social media reaction to day care closure The Cold Lake SunOnline harassment and bullying has made day care owner Kimberly Clarke afraid to leave the house.
Discredited social studies lesson on residential schools cartoonish, simplistic, say experts - The Cold Lake Sun Discredited social studies lesson on residential schools cartoonish, simplistic, say experts The Cold Lake SunMelissa Purcell was shocked and in disbelief when she saw a social studies lesson that described Canada's residential school...
10 charged in Alberta cocaine distribution network linked to ‘outlaw bikers’ - Global News 10 charged in Alberta cocaine distribution network linked to ‘outlaw bikers’ Global NewsSeveral police agencies worked together on a year-long investigation to break down "an extensive cocaine distribution network" that impacted a...
Warm weather coming mid-week as Edmonton cold snap ends Sunday night - Toronto Star Warm weather coming mid-week as Edmonton cold snap ends Sunday night Toronto StarIn Edmonton, temperatures will fluctuate between 1 C and 5 C starting Tuesday.
Man dead after single-vehicle rollover in northern Alberta - Global News Man dead after single-vehicle rollover in northern Alberta Global NewsA man is dead and another was seriously injured after a single-vehicle collision on the Cold Lake First Nations on Sunday.
Nelson Heights and Tri City dominate Cold Lake’s Halloween Kid Count - The Cold Lake Sun Nelson Heights and Tri City dominate Cold Lake’s Halloween Kid Count The Cold Lake SunNelson Heights, in Cold Lake North, has won the Cold Lake Sun's Halloween Kid Count this year, having an average of about 250 goblins and ghouls out...
Alberta driver's licences to feature Albertosaurus image - The Cold Lake Sun Alberta driver's licences to feature Albertosaurus image The Cold Lake SunAlberta driver's licences and identification cards are getting a prehistoric makeover.The province announced Wednesday that all driver's licences and ...
Lakeland woman one of three named to Canada’s Senate - The Cold Lake Sun Lakeland woman one of three named to Canada’s Senate The Cold Lake SunAn Indigenous rights advocate Patti Laboucane-Benson, originally from St. Paul, was one of three people appointed to the Senate of Canada.
Cold Lake police dog tracks suspects to hideout - The Cold Lake Sun Cold Lake police dog tracks suspects to hideout The Cold Lake SunThe dog followed their scent from a stolen vehicle they had abandoned to a nearby residence in the Frog Lake area,.

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	Average	Min	Max
List Price:	$ 344794	$ 7500	$ 997500
Days On Market:	197 days	5 days	1434 days
Sq. Ft.:	1458 sq ft.	646 sq ft.	4898 sq ft.
Price / Sq. Ft.:	$239 /sq ft.	$10 /sq ft.	$766 /sq ft.
Beds:	3.7 beds	1 beds	7 beds
Baths:	2.6 baths	1 baths	8 baths
Home Age:	20.8 years	0 years	89 years

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