News Release

The City of Cold Lake’s Public Works Operations Centre has hit a crucial milestone with foundations being poured this week.

Two applications were approved for grant funding in the amount of $12,500.

A significant contribution towards upgrades at the Cold Lake Golf and Winter Club’s curling facilities was made by 4 Wing Cold Lake.

Cold Lake Council has approved their first Childcare Space Incentive Grant for a project that will establish a new childcare facility in the community. 

Spectators now have the opportunity to watch events taking place at the Energy Centre rinks from the comfort of their own homes.

Three applications will receive funding through the Community Recreation, Art, Culture, and Heritage Investment Grant (CRACH).

Spectators at the Imperial Oil Place Arena are going to have a new view this winter season.

Nominations close in less than eight weeks for the upcoming Municipal Election, where residents will vote to elect their next mayor and council.

After the City of Cold Lake has received interest from hockey organizations hoping to bring a junior team to the city, Council decided that it would take a cautious approach and begin an expression of interest process for the 2026/2027 season.

The Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) is still accepting applications from residential property owners.