It is not just in the United States that one can secure a strong leadership position with fewer votes than the runner-up. It has happened in Canada and not just once. It could happen again no later than next spring, when the federal Conservatives hold a leadership vote. […]
by Paul Wells Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will kick one of his most ambitious and uncertain projects into high gear […]
Behind the stiff upper lip that Justin Trudeau has been keeping in the wake of Donald Trump’s presidential victory, he and his government are no less traumatized by the result of the American election than the majority of Canadians. […]
Monique Lavallee is a strong francophone youth advocate and volunteer. Her latest award was the prestigious Pierre Bergeron of Excellence Award for Youth Service presented to her at the Annual Congress of the Alberta’s Francophone community Gala which took place in October in Edmonton. […]
Dufflebag Theatre currently has 15 shows in their repertoire, each taking twists and turns on classics, including The Three Musketeers, Beauty and the Beast, and even Shakespear’s MacBeth. But on Nov. 25, Dufflebag Theatre will get into the holiday season during Morinville’s Lite Up the Nite Festival with their take on Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol.
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Melodie Steele and father Donnie Boutilier had some fun north of town watching the supermoon come up Sunday night. They were parked just north of Total RV, looking out over the PennWest site and the new pipeline dig. […]
Morinville councillors trimmed and fattened the Town’s budget in different key areas last week when they debated the costs and merit behind monuments, trails, festivals, and more. […]
A car tour to raise awareness about human rights issues in China arrived in Morinville Nov. 9. The tour is part of a Canada-wide campaign to raise awareness about what Falun Gong practitioners say is the crime of state-sanctioned forced organ removal from living Falun Gong prisoners of conscience in China, citizens the protestors say are murdered during the organ removal process. […]
A few thoughts about this mess.
First, if you think Donald Trump is an idiot, of course you’re not alone. But you’re also hardly the first.
Google the words “Barack Obama idiot,” without quotes. I got more than 800,000 results.
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The Morinville Kings earned their third consecutive win Saturday night with a 3-2 shootout victory over the visiting Devon Barons. Saturday night’s win brings the Kings to 6-2-0 this season and a third-place position half way through the season. […]
Approximately 1000 Morinville and area residents gathered at the Royal Canadian Legion Friday for the annual Remembrance Day ceremony. Prior to Friday, Morinville Community High School, Georges H. Primeau, Ecole Notre Dame, and Morinville Public School all held Remembrance Day ceremonies. […]
The Morinville Jets lost their first game in six outings Friday night, falling 5-4 to the Edmonton Royals, currently 14-3-0. Friday night’s home-ice loss brings the Jets to 9-4-4 and within a point of the North Edmonton Red Wings, currently sitting atop the CJHL’s West Division rankings. […]
Both Morinville Community High School and Notre Dame held Remembrance Day ceremonies on Thursday – Notre Dame in the school gym and MCHS at the Morinville Community Cultural Centre. […]
The Morinville Jets are on a hot streak and looking for their sixth straight win Friday night when they take on the 13-3-0 Edmonton Royals at home. […]
by Chantal Hebert Until this week, Justin Trudeau was as much in command of his government’s agenda as a majority […]
Morinville Public School held their Remembrance Day Ceremony on Wednesday morning.
The ceremony included the Act of Remembrance read by Sgt Ken MacDonnell, Military Police Cdn Forces Service Prison and Detention Barracks, CFB Edmonton and guest speaker Lt. James Dockrill, 1 Platoon Commander 11th All Source Intelligence Company.
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