The Alberta government took the occasion of International Women’s Day to launch additional support for Alberta’s women entrepreneurs to expand and grow their businesses through the Community and Regional Economic Support (CARES) program. […]
The Musée Morinville Museum recently received a new item with local historical significance – a church organ used in St. Jean Baptiste Church before the restoration of the original 1925 Casavant Freres tubular pneumatic organ. […]
Sometimes to kill time in Ottawa, a few of us old-timers like to speculate about whatever happened to the Naylor report.
“Whatever happened to the Naylor report?” Tex will ask, or maybe it’s Mitch. […]
The Government of Alberta introduced legislation Tuesday that would increase access to the legal system for survivors of sexual and domestic violence. If passed,
The Limitations Act currently specifies that any civil claim arising from an assault must commence within two years from when the person knows of the incident. […]
Almost 18 months into a majority mandate, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has yet to appoint a single parliamentary watchdog.
That is not for lack of a vacancy to fill. Four of the eight strategic positions of officers of Parliament are currently without a permanent holder. […]
The government is encouraging Albertans to provide input on how provincial labour laws could apply to farms and ranches. […]
by Thomas Walkom The New Democrats are guaranteed a new leader when Thomas Mulcair steps down in October. Whether the […]
Sturgeon County announced Monday that it had won the Canadian Award for Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) of the United States and Canada for the eighth consecutive year. […]
On Monday, the Wildrose called on the NDP government to justify hiring Ontario-based Ecofitt to run its Residential No-Charge Energy Savings Program, announced by the government Feb. 28.
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Legal, Alberta – Following an incident that occurred at a residence on March 4, 2017, Michael Justin Chapman is wanted by the RCMP on an arrest warrant. […]
The challenging and life-changing work of social workers is recognized this week – Social Work Week – running Mar. 5 to 11.
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Just as this Council’s term is winding down, Councillor Stephen Dafoe has put forth two motions aimed squarely at Morinville’s Next Council, due to take office in roughly eight months. […]
Following a brief ceremony and official oaths Feb. 28, Councillor Nicole Boutestein has been named the 6th and final member of this Council to be Deputy Mayor. […]
Following relatively few comments, Council unanimous passed their 2017-2019 strategic plan. The document, which is only two pages long for the public version (eight for the more detailed internal document), offers a broad direction for the goals and projects the Town has up until 2019. […]
The Government of Alberta says it will help an additional 1,000 apprentices continue their technical training through the Apprentice Training Award, which provides $1,000 to apprentices returning to their technical training. […]
Contrary to an increasingly popular Canadian belief, the Trump administration does not have a monopoly on so-called alternative facts. Nor did it invent the concept. […]
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