If one had to describe the mode of Justin Trudeau’s government six months into its first mandate, it would be cruise control rather than full throttle.
Whether by design or by necessity the Liberals are dealing with a heavy policy agenda by pacing themselves. […]
Above: Members of the Morinville Dark Side Free Speech Society gather with some of the donations received from the group […]
photos by Lucie Roy Morinville schools once again participated in Pitch-in/ Operation Clean Sweep, held throughout town Wednesday. The annual […]
Two regional business organizations are currently looking for volunteers to serve on their boards. Community Futures: Tawatinaw Region in Westlock and The Morinville & District Chamber of Commerce are both seeking some help. […]
Taking over The Flower Stop on 100 Avenue from former owner Lisa Bertschi was the achievement of a lifelong dream for Lori McLaughlin. She and husband Darcy took over the longtime Morinville business Apr. 18 and are looking forward to providing Morinville and area residents with some familiar and some completely new products and services. […]
by Gladys Kublik Spring is a lovely time of year unless you suffer from allergies. The first culprit making life […]
photos by Lucie Roy Morinville Public School held their Open House on Monday, May 2. Parents and visitors had an […]
Chef Doug Adsit unlocked the doors of the Green Bean Java Bistro to customers for the first time Monday morning. The new restaurant, located at 11120 142 Street in Edmonton’s west end is the second location for the brand which first opened in Morinville on Thanksgiving weekend 2011. […]
The Royal Canadian Legion Morinville Branch 176 held its awards night on 01 May with more than 50 in attendance.
The Pin Awards for Years of Service included Comrade Leo Brochu, a WWIII veteran and charter member of the Branch, who was unable to attend to receive his 70-year pin. The pin will be presented to him at Aspen […]
The Morinville Community Library will be introducing a new series of programs called ‘Imagine and Create’. The programs will focus on learning how to paint, draw, sculpt, and most importantly, let out your inner artist. […]
The Purina Walk for Dog Guides takes place in Morinville at the Fish and Game Association pond trail May 28 at 10 a.m. The Morinville Lions Club are once again looking for walkers and pledges to help them in their national goal of raising funds to provide specially trained Dog Guides to Canadians with physical and medical disabilities. […]
If Mike Duffy returns to his Senate seat this week, his arrival will not be heralded with an open landau and rose petals.
But if he marks his arrival with a request for repayment of his salary while he was under suspension, his Senate colleagues have two choices. […]
The Alberta government say they have listened to family concerns by providing coverage for medically required, specialized infant formula. The coverage began May 1.
The initiative looks to assist children who have significant gastrointestinal medical conditions or suffer from malabsorption and require expensive, specialized formulas as they cannot eat typical foods. […]
Safety on Alberta roads is always our top priority. We all have a stake in our efforts to reduce the number of deaths and injuries on our roads. Government, law enforcement, and the many traffic safety partners are working together to find solutions. Drivers also need to realize the importance of the role they play too. […]
Perhaps it was the impatience of youth.
More likely, it was the impatience of a First Nations generation meeting a prime minister who has raised expectations sky high. […]
Jessica Martel’s common law husband murdered her on Apr. 29, 2009. Seventeen months later the Morinville man pleaded guilty to […]
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