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Editorials by our staff
For many people with print disabilities, the assumption is that enjoying a good book is no longer an option. […]
National Volunteer Week runs Apr. 7 to 13 this year with the theme The Volunteer Factor – Lifting Communities, a theme that recognizes the exponential impact of volunteers and how they lift communities like Morinville. […]
Wednesday is Pink Shirt Day, a day when students and teachers will put on pink shirts to make a pastel statement and take a stance on bullying. […]
Jan. 17, 2019 Receiving a text from a good friend that they just found his young daughter dead hits you […]
In the fall of 1897, Francis Pharcellus Church, editor of the New York Sun, wrote a response to Virginia O’Hanlon, an eight-year-old girl who wanted to know if there was a Santa Claus. As Miss O’Hanlan wrote, “Papa says, ‘If you see it in THE SUN, it’s so.’ Please tell me the truth; is there a Santa Claus?” The following was Church’s reply: […]
It was with regret that Morinville News learned of the passing of long-time Morinville Mayor Lloyd Bertshi Friday, Oct. 5 after a battle with cancer. He was 59.
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An SUV collides with a deer on a highway outside Morinville. Within minutes they are there to get the collision victims out of the wrecked vehicles so the paramedics can get them en route to the hospital. […]
The Basic License Driver’s Handbook has the following to say on school bus dangers: “The greatest danger to the safety of students on a school bus happens when motorists pass a bus while it is loading or unloading students.” […]
The Morinville News will be closed for summer holidays from Aug. 13 to Aug. 19 inclusive. We will resume regular operations Aug. 20. […]
About 300 metres from the Mundare Sausage roadside attraction is the Mundare Bakery. You cannot shop there. They are now permanently closed. […]
It’s Monday. The tents are down, the rides are gone, and all that remains of Morinville Festival Days 2018 is the memory of a weekend of stuff to do – mostly for free.
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MorinvilleNews.com is eight years old today. This ninth year will be our last year of operation.
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As we reported yesterday, Sturgeon River-Parkland MP Dane Lloyd is coming under some controversy for high-fiving Battlefords-Lloydminster MP Rosemarie Falk after the conclusion of an hour-long vote on Romeo Saganash’s Indigenous rights bill. […]
Sunday marks the start of Seniors’ Week and a number of activities have been planned, including a Seniors’ Tea on Thursday and another event on Friday.
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Sirens screamed through the streets behind Morinville Community High School (MCHS) Wednesday morning. Police and firefighters arrived at the scene of a two-vehicle collision that claimed the life of one teenager and a ten-year-old girl and saw a young man charged with impaired driving. […]
The impasse in the North American Free Trade Agreement talks is commonly viewed as a setback for
Canada. It is not. […]
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