“Congratulations! You have decided to host a dialogue on Canadian federal electoral reform,” I read in the federal government’s new handbook, Your Guide to Hosting a Successful Dialogue on Canadian Federal Electoral Reform, as I walked up Parliament Hill on Thursday. […]
Albertans of all ages have the opportunity to fish for free July 9 and 10. Although no licence is required this weekend, all other sport fishing regulations will apply.
The province offers family fishing weekends during the Family Day weekend and during National Fishing Week in the summer. […]
Morinville Community Library has two pairs of tickets for the Broadway smash hit musical Newsies, to be sold in a silent auction as a library fundraiser the week of July 8th – 15th. The auction will be set up at the library circulation desk opening Friday at 10:00 a.m. and closing the following Friday at 4 p.m. The tickets are for the 2:00 p.m. show time on Sunday, July 17th at the Jubilee Auditorium in Edmonton. […]
On June 29, 2016 as a result of a police investigation Morinville RCMP conducted a search warrant of a rural property northwest of Morinville in Sturgeon County. […]
Outgoing President Sheldon Fingler passes the Rotary Club of Morinville gavel to new President Simon Boersma during the President’s Dinner […]
The Midstream Thrift Store, located at 9922-101 Street, has received a lot of unwanted donations lately. The drop-offs are occurring when they are closed, on weekends, and even in broad daylight. While Midstream encourages donation drop offs, they want to show respect for people who come to the store to buy items, and selling wet; unusable items does not bode well to that end. […]
Fort Edmonton Park will see a multi-million expansion the government says will create new jobs and economic growth for Edmonton, the province and the park itself. […]
The Morinville Community Library’s Star Wars-themed Summer Reading Program kicked off this week with a special craft evening Tuesday night, where young Padawans had the chance to make Jedi robes and light sabres. […]
RCMP are seeking public assistance in locating Paul Peton of Morinville who is currently wanted by the Morinville RCMP for an outstanding warrant stemming from a domestic violence incident from January 2016. […]
The federal government announced the first phase of its Public Transit Infrastructure Fund (PTIF) recently – a $3.4-billion investment over three years, beginning in 2016. PTIF will support municipal transit projects across the country. Based on existing transit usage, the province’s share of that fund is more than $347 million. […]
A paradox.
No important British or European personality has said publicly that the U.K. shouldn’t leave the European Union in the wake of the Brexit referendum two weeks ago. They’re unanimous that Leave means Leave. This includes every candidate to replace David Cameron as British Tory leader, poor Jeremy Corbyn across the Commons aisle, […]
With summer here, Morinville and area residents are off doing and seeing cool things. Feel free to share your photos […]
Albertans have two months to nominate outstanding volunteers for the Stars of Alberta Volunteer Awards. The awards recognize the exemplary service of volunteers whose contributions have made a lasting impact on their communities and the lives of their fellow Albertans. […]
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is encouraging the postal service to find a solution to what they see as a growing pension problem and urging a quick settlement before any mail disruption.
Before Monday’s 72-hour notice of a postal lockout, the CFIB issued a letter to Canada Post President and CEO Deepak Chopra calling for a settlement and noting pension costs must be lowered to ensure plans are sustainable and don’t force rate hikes or service cuts on customers.
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Morinville RCMP would like to remind that all drivers play a large role in motorcycle safety. On a motorcycle, a rider is vulnerable. Be aware of motorcyclists on the road and give them the space they need. […]
Eligible seniors can now borrow up to $40,000 in low-interest loans to help them stay in their homes longer. Application forms for the Seniors Home Adaptation and Repair Program are now available.
The government says the program will help eligible senior homeowners finance needed repairs and renovations that will help them remain independent, including widening hallways and installing walk-in tubs. […]
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