Ed Rondeau Want To Stop Craig Copeland’s PC Nomination

Bonnyville Reeve Ed Rondeau is encouraging his constituents to vote against Cold Lake Mayor Craig Copeland in the upcoming Progressive Conservative Party nomination. The nomination for the riding of Bonnyville-Cold Lake is happening February 21st, and Copeland is one of only two candidates in the running. Rondeau says that over the last eight years, Copeland and Cold Lake City Council have tried to take money and land from Bonnyville through annexation and a proposed union with the City. Rondeau says the district should remain independent, and encourages his constituents to become PC members to make sure Copeland is not nominated to run.
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