Province
Government offering child seat belt training online
The province now has online training to help parents and caregivers keep children safe in the car. […]
Month: November 2017
Local Sports
Albertans can now report poachers online
Albertans now have the option of using smartphones or computers to report suspicious hunting or fishing activity.
Previously, the only way to report poaching activity, dangerous wildlife or public land abuse was to phone the Report A Poacher hotline. […]
Local Sports
Morinville Sports Shorts
The Morinville Orijen Sabretooths Juveinle Girls took to the road Saturday morning for their seventh regular season game and emerged with a 42-32 victory over NEBA to bring their record to 6-1 this season. […]
Local News
Talk of the Town
Above: I Walk the Line is the title of this photo by Donald Boutlier. Thanks for sending it. Library under […]
Columns
National Column: Plante is a most coveted catch
Come Monday morning, Valerie Plante will either be Montreal’s first elected female mayor after having scored this year’s biggest municipal upset on Sunday or, alternatively, a most coveted catch on Quebec and Canada’s progressive political market. […]
Schools and youth
MCTV does Halloween
Morinville Community High School’s Halloween special gives you an inside look at what is taking place at the high school with the school’s news crew. […]
Editorial & Opinion
Letter: Couple grateful for paramedics
My husband and I would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the paramedics who came to his aid on Monday, Oct 30 when he was in anaphylactic shock. […]
Province
New legislation supports gay-straight alliances
A proposed bill that will ensure students can form gay-straight alliances at school without fear of being outed would make life better for students, the government said Thursday. […]
Schools and youth
MCHS hands out the recognition
Morinville Community High School held its annual awards night Tuesday evening and doled out its largest array to date. A total of 366 awards valued at $19,355 were given to current and past students. […]
Columns
National Column: PQ’s misfortune its own doing
The Parti Quebecois has been a central force in Quebec’s political life for five decades.
On the eve of its 50th anniversary, those days could be coming to an end.
[…]
Local News
Minister Anderson visits Morinville
Above: Municipal Affairs Minister Shaye Anderson, Jennifer Saunders-Blades, Senior Laboratory Analyst and Theresa Liddell providing a tour of Champion Petfoods […]
Columns
National Column: Trump handily survives latest Russia revelations
Donald Trump is not on the ropes. Politically and legally he is doing just fine.
The latest revelations from special prosecutor Robert Mueller have produced little new relevant information and nothing that implicates the U.S. president in criminal activities.
[…]
Business
Vaping about to get a little more difficult
A new notification from the Consumer Product Safety Directorate (CPSD), part of Health Canada, has vape stores concerned their business could be severely restricted in what they can sell when Bill S-5, a bill related to e-cigarettes, vaporizers and e-liquids, receives Royal Assent in the next few months. […]
Business
New business offers Money Solutions
A garage may seem the wrong place to get financial advice outside of whether or not to put money into a major repair, but D.C. Transmissions on 100 Avenue is the new home of Money Management & Accounting. […]
Local News
Morinville RCMP investigate homicide
submitted by RCMP Morinville, Alberta – The RCMP’s Major Crimes Unit (MCU), as well as members from the Morinville RCMP […]
Local News
Theft from Motor Vehicle and Fraudulent Use of Credit Card – Sturgeon County and Barrhead, Alberta
On August 27, 2017 Morinville RCMP received a complaint that suspect(s) entered a rural property near Alcomdale in Sturgeon County, […]