Province
Government changing condo rules – seeking public input
Albertans have until July 31 to provide feedback on new draft rules to improve condo living.
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Month: June 2018
Arts & Culture
Best Gardens contest open for nominees
Morinville’s Best Garden contest is on for its 11th year and the Town of Morinville is looking for nominees by July 20. The contest will take place July 25.
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Province
Government claims success on the economy; opposition calls it a failure
The Government of Alberta sang its praises Thursday for a growing economy, returning jobs and a decrease in the deficit by $2.5 billion.
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Local News
Canada Day celebrations are coming up
The flags are flying above Main Street in preparation for the annual Canada Day in the park celebrations running Sunday from noon until 3 p.m. […]
Province
Suicide prevention funding among new government initiatives to protect children and families
The Alberta government says is strengthening kinship care assessments, providing funding for suicide prevention and proposing legislative changes to improve Alberta’s child intervention system. […]
Columns
National Column: Is Trudeau keeper of dad’s legacy?
To mark the 50th anniversary earlier this week of the election of Pierre Trudeau’s first government, Radio-Canada’s version of CBC’s The Current set out to look back on what it called 50 years of Trudeauism. […]
Business
Chamber cuts the ribbon at new office location
The Grand Opening of the Morinville & District Chamber of Commerce New Offices was held on Wednesday.
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Local News
Morinville RCMP respond to train and vehicle collision
Sturgeon County – This afternoon at approximately 1:15 p.m., Morniville RCMP responded to a report of a collision of a train and truck at Range Road 264 and Township Road 562 in Sturgeon County. […]
Columns
The Soaring Pig Column: Sage Pork Chops [VIDEO]
Sage pork chops are an easy-to-make supper meal that uses minimum ingredients. Tender, savoury and you can cut it with […]
Local News
Morinville Council Briefs
Morinville Council unanimously approved Second and Third Reading of a borrowing bylaw for the recreation facility east of town that could see the municipality coming close to its self-imposed debt limit of $25,133,097. […]
Columns
National Column: Preparing national policy for the era post-NAFTA
When countries erect tariff barriers, companies move their production. That’s a reality that Canada once used to its advantage.
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Local News
Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools recognizes staff, determines borders
Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools held their last Board of Trustees 2017-2018 Regular meeting on Monday night. […]
Columns
National Column: Swing and a miss in attack on PM
There was a time when a rookie leader of the official opposition, fresh from scoring his first big electoral goal, would have used his moment in the sun to showcase his prime ministerial credentials. Now is not such a time. […]
Business
It’s Your Business: Morinville Sports open in new, expanded location
Morinville Sports has more space and more product in their recently opened 100 Street location across from Home Hardware. […]
Local News
Strongest man champion to take on Morinville Fire Department’s pump truck
Standing by a vintage Morinville firetruck, flexing his muscles, it is pretty obvious that Scott Wallace, B.C.’s strongest man in 2016, could haul it down the road with little effort.
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Province
New funds for Indigenous green economy projects
The province says more Indigenous communities and organizations will benefit from programs that create jobs, cut greenhouse gas emissions and reduce energy bills.
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