If you celebrate Christmas, you should feel comfortable saying Season’s Greetings.
If you got this far without immediately jumping to the comment section in outrage, stick with me. You’ll understand why. […]
It was a very busy at the Adult Day Support Program on Wednesday.
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The Morinville Leisure Centre project is coming in under budget and with less money borrowed to pay for it than was approved.
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The Canadian Federation of Independent Business’ latest monthly Business Barometer shows Alberta’s small business confidence index dropped 8.9 index points in November to an index of 44.7. […]
Showrooming is the practice of shoppers visit local businesses to try out or learn about a product, then buying it from a big box store or online competitor. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) says it is a major problem for independent merchants heading into the busy Christmas season. […]
Waste Free Edmonton wants everyone to be mindful of the excessive waste produced during this time of year. They say Canadian household produces 25 per cent more waste over the holiday season, amounting to approximately 540,000 tonnes of extra waste going into landfills.
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The Government of Alberta will put a temporary freeze on new photo radar devices effective Dec. 1 as it begins a two-year consultation and review with municipalities and police on the future of photo radar in Alberta. […]
On Dec. 13, Morinville resident Roland Blackburn will lay down his tools after more than four decades as an electrician. Blackburn started his company Jet Electric in 1989 and has decided to retire after 30 years, putting the business up for sale.
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On November 23, 2019 Jim passed away at his home in Boyle, Alberta.
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The RCMP Major Crimes Unit (MCU) took one adult male into custody on Nov. 23, 2019 following the death of an infant child. […]
The Annual Lite Up the Nite Festival kicks off the Christmas season this weekend with four days of activities taking place in Morinville.
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The Government of Alberta says it is strengthening the justice system by doubling the number of Crown articling students from eight to 16. Government articling students are law school graduates who gain practical experience performing some of the duties of Crown prosecutors. The province says it plans to increase the number to at least 20 by 2021. […]
Morinville strongman competitor Scott Wallace and his team were celebrating eight podium finishes this year at Crushers Supplements this past week, posing for a group shot.
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The Jiffy Lube Mixed Doubles Spiel was held at the Morinville Curling Club on Saturday and Sunday with 16 teams participating. […]
The future of photo radar in Morinville will be on the table at the next regular meeting of Town Council on December 10.
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The UCP say new legislation would help Alberta hold opioid manufacturers and wholesalers accountable for opioid-related health-care costs and damages. The Opioid Damages and Health Care Costs Recovery Act would enable Alberta to participate in B.C.’s proposed national class action suit against these opioid companies. […]
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