Morinville Fire Department purchases new All-Terrain Pump
At the end of August, Morinville Fire Department received a new piece of equipment – an All-Terrain Pump, for help with wildland fires, and small fires such as garbage bins and vehicles. […]
At the end of August, Morinville Fire Department received a new piece of equipment – an All-Terrain Pump, for help with wildland fires, and small fires such as garbage bins and vehicles. […]
Armed with nothing more than a pen and paper, cell phone, flashlight, police scanner, and a couple of cups of coffee, a small number of residents regularly take to the streets of Morinville, keeping their eyes and ears open for what doesn’t look and sound right. They’re Citizens on Patrol (COP), a civilian watch organization that has been operating in Morinville since 1997. Over the past two decades, the volunteer group has been doing their part for community policing in Morinville. […]
Should Thomas Mulcair’s successor be in a position to cross swords with Justin Trudeau in the House of Commons on the morning after his or her NDP leadership victory?
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Incumbent Catholic School Board Trustee, Noreen Radford, is hoping third time’s a charm during the next municipal election on Oct. 16. Radford is looking to secure one of two spots available for Trustee with the Greater St. Albert Catholic School Board (GSACRD). Having a seat on the Board over the last two terms, Radford was first elected to the position in 2010. […]
Another idol bites the dust. The world had been told that Burmese leader Aung San Suu Kyi was a heroine of democracy and human rights. Now it turns out that her idea of human rights doesn’t include the roughly 1.1 million Rohingya Muslims living in Burma’s western state of Rakhine. […]
On October 16, the Greater St. Albert Catholic School Board (GSACRD) will have two Trustee spots up for grabs during the municipal election; incumbent René Tremblay is hoping to snag one of those spots. […]
For the past four years, I have been one of seven people representing the residents of Morinville as a Town Councillor. As the election approaches, I have had to sit down with my family and make a decision on whether I will seek re-election or not.
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by Morinville News Staff The province says a boost in mental health funding will support the success of Edmonton post-secondary […]
Canada is edging closer to the July 2018 target date for the legalization of marijuana in a haze of political smoke. […]
The annual Active Living Fair was held at the cultural centre Thursday night, giving residents an opportunity to learn about […]
Pity Bill Morneau. The federal finance minister who caved in on his plan to end a big tax break is now taking aim at something far more modest.
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September 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day. Connecting with one, single individual can prove to be both life-affirming and life-saving. […]
Morinville and area firefighters were joined over the weekend by firefighters as far away as Lloydminster for two sessions of […]
The contribution and rich heritage of German immigrants who came to Canada, Alberta, and specifically Morinville will be celebrated with the 5th Annual Oktoberfest Celebration at the Morinville Community Cultural Centre Sept. 30, 2017. […]
The event takes place half hour before closing time at the Musee Morinville Museum.
An exhibit in period clothing comes to life. She tries to find her identity. Items from the past trigger memories. She wanders through the museum searching for clues. […]
The Skyline Ball Diamonds (10510-107 Street) will once again play host to the Reuse It or “Loose It” event on Saturday, Sept. 23 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Items can be dropped off until 2:30 p.m. […]
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