Should Toronto’s Ryerson University change its name out of respect for Indigenous people? The Ryerson Students’ Union says yes (although there are some hints it may be changing its mind). So does the school’s Indigenous Students Association. Other students are said to be split. […]
Above: For those wanting to see the Canada 150 mural, it is now hanging in the Morinville Community Cultural Centre. […]
One person has died and another was critically injured in a single vehicle collision in Sturgeon County.
Morinville RCMP were dispatched to a collision on Range Road 245 near Township Road 561 in Sturgeon County at approximately 12:15 p.m. Sunday, July 9. […]
Above: Brian Hutchings, Sheila Scharmann, Kristine McDonnell and Lisa Cooke were happy to chat and provide lunch Saturday. […]
New government policy that includes fewer restrictions on how patios are built will now make it easier for licensed venues to offer the type of patio experience customers want.
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Has the state of public affairs in Sturgeon County become surreal? It may not be as bad as that, but some residents/ratepayers think the county needs to take a new direction.
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The Rotary Club of Morinville Outgoing President Simon Boersma passed the gavel to new President Alanna Hnatiw at the Rotary Club of Morinville meeting held on Wednesday at the Moriville Community Cultural Centre. […]
Rotary Park’s washrooms have been vandalized once again, prompting the closure of the public washrooms. It is a situation that is leaving the philanthropic service club scratching their heads.
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Fête au Village will be in the red and white this year when the annual festival kicks off July 21. The three-day event, now in its 54th year of operation will carry a Canada 150 theme as well as a big calendar of activities for visitors to take part in. […]
At a certain point in life birthdays are to be endured rather than enjoyed – until they become enjoyable again, nearer the end of days and a whole bunch of things don’t much matter anymore.
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Three Morinville residents are off to Medicine Hat to compete in the 2017 Special Olympics Alberta Summer Games July 7 to 9. Jake Weismantel, Chris Schmidt, and Alexis Morgan-Taylor are all part of a St. Albert softball team competing in the games. […]
Premier Rachel Notley has asked Minister of Education David Eggen to gather input on ways the government can fight racism, and promote acceptance, and an inclusive society.
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Morinvillians have a couple of weeks to nominate their neighbour or themselves for the 10th Annual Best Garden Competition. […]
As we made our rounds with this week’s print edition, in your mailboxes July 5, we spotted a few things […]
by Rosie DiManno On the same day we learned that Canada is going to make a multimillionaire out of undisputed […]
The rules of journalism are clear — be accurate, be fair, and most of all be objective. The Hunt brothers […]
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