In this edition of Book Bites, Morinville Community Library Public Services Librarian Alliah Krahn talks about the library’s Between the Covers Book Club and the many great selections available each month. […]
I’m a student of NAIT’s Radio & Television program in my 4th semester and I’m excited to be starting my practicum with the Morinville Online / MorinvilleNews.com. Through Morinville News, I’m hoping to harness and expand my skills to properly portray every aspect of the stories that shape our town. […]
A Ford F150 backed up to Technical Automotives in Morinville’s industrial park on Monday, loaded with new winter coats and hoodies. City Ford made the approximate $40,000 donation to the Morinville Lions Club, who will use the clothing for several initiatives. […]
Last reviewed in 2014, the policy establishes standards and guidelines for employees, volunteers, contractors or Council members using Town-supplied technology. […]
The Town has updated its policy for collecting on unpaid utility accounts. […]
If you have a claim against this estate, you must file your claim by February 18, 2021 with Brian McPherson at 9452 – 216 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, T5T 1M9 and provide details of your claim. If you do not file by the date above, the estate property can lawfully be distributed without regard to any claim you may have. […]
At its January 12 regular meeting Town Council passed amendments to Morinville’s Election Bylaw to that will come into effect for the vote scheduled for October 18, 2021. […]
St. Albert RCMP are warning the public about a fraud scam that saw a local citizen loose over $49,000. The St. Albert resident received a phone call from an individual stating they were from Microsoft. The individual proceed to explain that their computer had been hacked and all their banking information had been compromised. […]
NAIT student Theron Hogg has done a three part series for Morinville Online, talking to local businesses about how they are doing during Alberta’s current enhanced COVID-19 restrictions. In Part 3, Hogg speaks to Smith Music owner Paul Smith. […]
A COVID-19 vaccination clinic was held Thursday [Jan. 14] for residents of the West Country Hearth seniors’ facility in Villeneuve. The 83 residents of the facility were slated to receive their first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine at the clinic. […]
Over half of all food produced in Canada is lost or wasted, which adds up to over $1,700 per household according to Second Harvest. To help you cut back, save money and help the planet, check out these tips: […]
At its January 12 regular meeting Council approved an amendment to the Town’s Business Licence Bylaw that changes the deadline for applying for or renewing annual licenses from January 31 to March 31 each year, beginning in 2021. […]
Outdoor social gatherings of up to 10 people will be allowed starting Jan. 18; however, indoor gatherings will remain prohibited. […]
NAIT student Theron Hogg has done a three part series for Morinville Online, talking to local businesses about how they are doing during Alberta’s current enhanced COVID-19 restrictions. In Part 2, Hogg speaks to Bistro Di Madre Piccola owner Deepthi Pelenage. […]
Morinville Town Council is looking at an overhaul of the procedural rules that govern its meetings. The proposal to revamp the Procedures Bylaw developed out of a two-word amendment moved at Council’s regular meeting yesterday. […]
It’s been 11 years since author Holly Rose Holland’s husband died of pancreatic cancer. She’s recently published a book Keep Moving: Creating a Life After Loss that chronicles her journey of processing grief. In this video we talk tot he author about the book and the subject. […]
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