Arts & Culture
The week in photos
Above: Primeau held their “Going for Gold” Olympic themed Talent Show on Thursday afternoon, gathering students and staff to the stage for a pre-spring break entertainment event.
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Month: March 2018
Editorial & Opinion
Letter: Legal looking to create a library
I am submitting this photo of the presenters from the newly created Friends Of Legal Library Society (FOLLS) at Legal […]
Local News
Morinville CAO Andy Isbister retiring
As Andy Isbister retires as Chief Administrative Officer of Morinville, he’s confident that his successor will be managing a town that is in great shape and has a bright future ahead of it. […]
Arts & Culture
Coming Up Around Town
Town Information Click the ad to download PDF Chamber Chatter None at this time Coming Events Wednesday, March 28 Thursday, […]
Columns
National Column: Wynne’s deathbed repentance
At Queen’s Park, the smell of desperation is in the air.
Premier Kathleen Wynne is putting on a game front, as she proposes billions in new social spending. […]
Arts & Culture
Primeau holds annual talent show
Lucie Roy Photos Primeau held their “Going for Gold” Olympic themed Talent Show on Thursday afternoon. Performances included magic, jokes, […]
Province
NDP drop budget. UCP dump on it
The recession is over – and things are looking up was a central theme of the 2018-19 budget, tables Thursday afternoon by the NDP government, despite $40 billion in new debt over the next five years. That debt will be $8.8 billion and reduce annually over the next five years. […]
Local News
Sturgeon Victim Services presents Victims of Crime session to Rotary
Sturgeon Victim Services (SVS) Executive Director Donna McPherson and Program Manager Kristine McDonnell made a presentation at the Rotary Club of Morinville Breakfast Meeting on Wednesday morning. […]
Schools and youth
Morinville Public School starts spring break outdoors
photos by Lucie Roy The Morinville Public School held their outdoor Hop Into Spring Winter Carnival on Thursday. The Grade […]
Arts & Culture
MCHS Coffee House provided something for everyone
Multiple students displayed multiple talents Mar. 21 as the schools annual Coffee House evening hit the cultural centre stage with a Garden Party theme. […]
Columns
National Column: Liberal zeal could backfire
By requiring applicants for federal summer jobs grants to attest that their core mandate respects abortion rights, Justin Trudeau’s Liberals may have hoped to lead by example.
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Editorial & Opinion
Letter: Liberal Peacekeeping Plan
This week, the Liberal government announced a 12 month United Nations mission which will include a detachment of helicopters and Canadian troops sent to the West African nation of Mali. […]
Arts & Culture
Morinville Art Club celebrating 40 years this spring
The Morinville Art Club are celebrating their 40th Anniversary in the community this year and will be holding their Spring Show and Sale Apr. 28 from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. at Fable Hall (Parish Hall) at 10010 – 101 Avenue.
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Columns
National Column: There is no peace to keep in Mali
Whatever it is, Canada’s planned UN peacekeeping mission to Mali has little to do with keeping the peace. […]
Local News
Delivery scam making the rounds
Be careful of that email announcing your package has arrived. RCMP are warning residents of a phishing” email scam currently making the rounds of inboxes. This email scam involves a delivery service which could include FedEx, Canada Post, DHL and DPD. […]
Local News
Province helping troubled Carillion to maintain provincial highways
The Alberta government announced Wednesday it is making $8.9 million available to help Carillion Canada, the company responsible for roughly 43 per cent of the provincial highway network, continue its highway maintenance operation in the province. […]