Morinville Council, in general, noted their support for Pride Month (June) being recognized officially by the Town following a casual discussion at their Committee of the Whole (COW) meeting on ideas for how to observe the annual month recognizing LGBTQ+ folks internationally. […]
The Town of Morinville may be getting a high-tech upgrade to its network infrastructure following a presentation to council from Axia, an Albertan rural Internet service provider. The company develops fibre infrastructure in small communities across the province. Fibre is a relatively new technology that transmits data though light, rather than using electricity through coper wire, as phone, internet, and television has been commonly transmitted for decades. In general, fibre is much faster than copper lines, and more reliable in speed and service. […]
As the first flowers start to blossom with the warmer weather, many Canadians are beginning to get their gardens ready. If you have a lawn or garden, preventing weeds and other pests is the best approach to maintaining a healthy yard.
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The provincial government says improvements to the medical trip benefit will help low-income seniors who travel from rural or remote areas of the province for treatment or care.
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The Morinville Orijen Sabretooths Midget Girls sitting with all wins and no losses in the spring league.
After winning three for three in the opening week of spring league in opening week with 65-27, 49-42, and 58-48 wins in their opening week, the girls took a break for Easter and returned to the courts this week.
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Oiler’s Pride Morinville resident and proud Oilers fan Joe Gosselin got into the mood for Thursday night’s game. Local author […]
The Morinville Community Library recognized some special visitors Thursday night as a prelude to Volunteer Appreciation Week – Library volunteers and some special feline guests. […]
With gravel roads Sturgeon County thawing and additional precipitation, the County is reporting some treacherous, sloppy conditions causing some of the gravel roads to be impassable.
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by Stephen Dafoe The Morinville & District Chamber of Commerce will host their 15th Annual Trade Show Friday and Saturday. […]
The government says the Alberta Child Benefit will make life more affordable for 130,000 families caring for 235,000 children in Alberta.
With the Apr. 30 tax filing deadline ahead, the province is urging parents to file their tax returns on time to be eligible for the Alberta Child Benefit and other financial supports.
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Ever since last fall’s American presidential election campaign, Justin Trudeau has played nice with Donald Trump, routinely bending over backward to avoid taking the new administration head-on.
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The province has announced “a major investment in Alberta highway projects” it says will provide safer, more efficient travel across the province. […]
Seven months after releasing the original music video – There’s More in Morinville – which highlighted the community as a whole, Morinville’s Planning and Economic Development Department have completed the second phase of the promotional video campaign with a video focusing on several local businesses. […]
Here’s an idea for cooling nuclear tensions between North Korea and the United States. Why not start by negotiating an end to the Korean War? […]
A few months ago, on February 14—Valentine’s Day—Kristen Sherwin launched a new labour of love. It was the day in which she officially opened the doors to her new massage therapy business in Morinville called, Body Barn. Fast-forward two months later, and she’s still in love. […]
A half dozen seniors choirs from across the province will gather in Morinville May 5 for the 38th Annual Seniors Choral Festival. The afternoon of song, hosted by the Morinville Minstrels, will take place at St. Jean Baptiste Church at 1 p.m. and is open to everyone in and out of the community.
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