Residents who in Village Champlain along 105th Avenue came to Council to air their concerns and frustration with Council and Administration regarding a foul sewage-like smell that has been plaguing the neighbourhood for years. Presenting on behalf of concerned neighbours was Jennifer Anheliger, who gave a detailed overview of what her family and community have been experiencing since she moved into the area in 2011.
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The Traffic Advisory Committee has submitted a report with information on Cardiff Road following a request for information from Council on the current safety picture of the road. The report reveals that there has been three relatively serious but non-fatal accidents along the road in the last three years, all with westbound traffic, and all were rear-end collisions. […]
A public hearing was held on a rezoning of an auxiliary storage building in between the old convent and the new Chauvet Apartments. The building will be required to be restored and brought up to code, and will serve as an auxiliary building, providing storage and security for the adjacent apartment buildings. The hearing received the comments and concerns of two residents, as well as the responses of owner Robert Chauvet. […]
The storm over the Liberal handling of a controversial arms sale to Saudi Arabia is a gift to an NDP caucus still reeling from the summary execution of its leader at the hands of party members.
It is also confirmation that fate does not always smile on politicians in a timely fashion. […]
It was another golden year for Georges H. Primeau School and Morinville Community High School this year. Both schools earned Gold with Distinction in all of their performances at the St. Albert Rotary Music Festival held Monday and Tuesday at the Arden Theatre. […]
A short time from now in a library not far, far away, a summer reading program will launch with a familiar space opera theme. After departing from the TD Summer Reading Program last summer to take on their Harry Potter-themed program, the Morinville Community Library is looking to recreate the magic with a Star Wars theme this summer. […]
By the time he stood at the podium to address the NDP convention Sunday morning, Thomas Mulcair must have known he was in deep and likely irreversible trouble.
It took little more than a minimum of political acumen to pick up the negative signals that preceded the vote on whether to seek a new leader. Mulcair did not lack for antennae in the corridors of the convention.
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by Stephen Dafoe stephen@morinvillenews.com Sensei Steve Rooke was inspired to pursue martial arts by watching his childhood idols, Bruce Lee […]
Nineteen months after it opened and seven months after its first year of operation, the University of Alberta and Little Warriors are set to release the results from the first clinical trials performed at the Little Warriors Be Brave Ranch. […]
École Notre Dame Elementary School Vice Principal Lisa Kleparchuk has been hanging posters for the Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools Development & Peace Fun Run to be held May 27. The event, which features distances of 1.6 and 5 kilometres, will be set up through the Running Room. There will be a warm-up program by former MCHS graduate Justin Ng.
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NDP gives its leader the boot, plunging the party into its most divisive debate in decades – and he’s likely just the first casualty
The fix was in for outgoing NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair before the convention that led to Sunday’s vote even opened. […]
by Lucie Roy Morinville News Correspondent Listening to Alma Casavant is a walk down history as she speaks of the […]
Montpetit, Debbie and Armand It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Armand Montpetit and his wife […]
The Battle of Vimy Ridge 99th Anniversary Commemoration Parade was held Sunday afternoon at the Edmonton Garrison Lecture Training Facility. […]
If New Democrats feel they wrongly moved to the centre during last year’s election campaign, they should resist a similar move to the messy middle at this weekend’s national convention.
On this, I am not talking about policy. I am talking about support for Thomas Mulcair, because numbers matter more than ever. […]
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