The Morinville RCMP Detachment and members from the RCMP’s Major Crimes Unit North are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding human remains recovered in a rural area near the intersection of Township Road 540 and Rural Route 263 on the morning of Aug. 9. […]
Sturgeon County Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Peter Tarnawsky’s appointment has been extended five years. Tarnawsky, one of the region’s longest-serving CAO’s has been in the position since November of 2011. […]
by Chantal Hebert Growing up in the late 1960s in Toronto, one commonly ran into otherwise well-meaning people who claimed […]
The provincial and federal governments will provide the University of Alberta with $82.8 million to improve the quality of facilities and infrastructure for research and innovation. The province will provide $26.5 million of the funding. […]
Albertans who file their 2015 tax return and meet income criteria will start receiving the carbon levy rebate in January 2017. […]
Municipalities and organizations that work together on economic development projects that diversify and grow the local economy will receive government assistance through the Alberta Jobs Plan; the province announced Sept. 7. […]
I wanted to share some good news about Alex Sorochan the Cardiff resident who played Bantam Team Alberta Lacrosse.
Team Alberta finished in 2nd place at the Box Lacrosse Bantam Nationals in Saskatoon, August 1-7, 2016. […]
At first glance, the parade of cabinet ministers on university campuses across Canada yesterday might have looked like evidence of a new era in federal support for science.
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The Standing Committee on Legislative Offices are asking Albertans to provide thoughts on the Child and Youth Advocate Act, a piece of legislation the government says enables the Advocate to represent the rights, interests, and viewpoints of children and youth receiving intervention services or who are involved with the youth criminal justice system. […]
by Paul Wells What do you do when you run one of the world’s leading prizes for the arts and […]
Above: The Foisy family will be renovating the 75-year-old farmhouse that sits on the same property as their new greenhouse. […]
Above: Staff member Robyn Fedoriuk, Physiotherapist Andrea Eberhardt, and Physiotherapist Lori Shupak pose on some of Morinville Physical Therapy’s equipment. […]
As Albertans are getting ready to celebrate Alberta Culture Days from Sept. 30 to Oct 2, we spoke with Morinville artist Jeannine Pauline Chalifoux, who has contributed decades of her time and work to the arts, history and culture of Morinville. […]
by Thomas Walkom When the Labour Day parades began Monday, New Democratic Party politicians were, as usual, there. For a […]
by Stephen Dafoe A six-week community program starting in Morinville Sept. 29 will offer boys aged seven to 11 an […]
The Fred Scharmann Memorial Hiking Trip departs from Morinville Community High School (MCHS) Sept. 21. It is the fourth annual outing to the mountains in memory of a Morinville business owner remembered as an avid outdoorsman and community volunteer. About 21 MCHS students will take part in the three-day trip, returning Sept. 24. […]
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