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Any municipal election is a tremendous undertaking, and the October 2025 municipal election was no exception. Council was debriefed during their Tuesday Corporate Priorities Committee Meeting on voter turnout, challenges, and how staff were successfully able to hold the election, given changes made to the Local Authorities Election Act.

Council passed a motion to provide next year’s Xtreme Bulls and Bronc event with a sponsorship of $10,000 with the hopes that the event builds off its success and works towards sustainability. 

At its regular meeting held on December 9, 2025, Cold Lake City Council approved its strategic priorities.

After completing its post-election orientation process, Cold Lake City Council passed its 2026 Capital and Operating Budgets at its Regular Council meeting held Tuesday.

Council bid a heartfelt farewell to Portage College’s outgoing president and welcomed the new president during the November 25 Regular Council Meeting.

The City of Cold Lake will examine upcoming changes to the Rural Renewal Stream to see how its program can best be structured for a smooth implementation.

The City of Cold Lake has completed its ballot count from the Oct. 20, 2025 municipal election. 

Residents are being advised of potential impacts a postal strike can have on bills, payments, and statements.

Cold Lake City Council passed a motion to authorize the City of Cold Lake to work with a local medical imaging clinic for the purchase and operation of an MRI machine in Cold Lake.