As approved at the February 25, 2020 Regular Meeting of Council, the 100 Street improvements are set to begin on May 18. These improvements will see the construction of both north and southbound lanes on 100 Street from 90 Avenue to the railway tracks. […]
In the past 24 hours, Alberta conducted 4072 COVID-19 tests. Of that number, the province added 62 cases, bringing the total provincial cases to date to 6407. To date, 5076 (79.2%) Albertans have recovered. There are currently 1211 active cases province-wide.
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Dear Premier, Rescind Bill 21 and stop kicking doctors when they are down I listened with great interest to the […]
The Skate Morinville Club has some fantastic little skaters, all our skaters that participated this year did amazing. […]
Thank you to all of our SHC Coaches who sent in nominations for each of these deserving players!
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After years of planning, The Jessica Martel Memorial Foundation (JMMF) will open their emergency shelter, Jessie’s House, on May 19. The 9200 square foot, 35 room shelter was built in memory of Jessica Martel, a young Morinville mom who was killed in an act of domestic violence and is the first shelter built in Alberta in 22 years […]
In this segment, we talk to Sheldon Fingler, owner of Infinite Event Services about his business, his industry, and what businesses can do during this unusual time in business […]
The Morinville Farmer’s Market is returning to town this year, changing both its time and location. The market will run on Sundays from noon until 4 p.m. in the Morinville Rendez-Vous Centre’s parking lot. The first scheduled Sunday market is June 7.
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(NC) As we celebrate everything that makes us proud to be Canadians, some food items have earned the right to be called a real Canadian staple. Take eggs, for example. They are nutritious, delicious and compact. But there’s nothing small about the impact of Canada’s egg farmers. […]
Although the Victoria Day long weekend marks the start of road trip season for many, the RCMP is reminding Albertans this year is different.
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Alberta reported another 45 cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, bringing the total provincial cases to date to 6,345. Of that number, 4,866 (77%) Albertans have recovered, and 118 (1.85%) have died, leaving 1,361 recorded active cases in Alberta. There are currently 73 in hospital, 12 of those in intensive care units. […]
On Wednesday, May 6, 2020, Linda passed away peacefully at the age of 71. She was predeceased by her husband John in 2009.
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Morinville News is partnering with Smith Music to bring you their weekly Business Helping Business segment. This week is a discussion with Town of Morinville Economic Development Officer Brad White on hoe municipalities are helping businesses.
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Earlier this year, Morinville News Publisher Stephen Dafoe visited Four Winds Public School to talk about journalism and how to write articles, columns and editorials. Below is an article one of the students in Lacey Brockhoff’s class wrote recently. Their project was to choose a Nobel Peace Prize winner that they were interested in or designated with. […]
Morinville authors Christopher Raine and Riley Quinn both have their second books out this spring. Raine has recently released his second collection of poems: Where the Grasses Wept and Quinn have just released The Cove, the second book in his Lost Boys trilogy. […]
The Alberta Registered Nurses Educational Trust (ARNET) has partnered with CWB Wealth Management to launched a campaign to raise funds for a Pandemic Nurses Education Fund ARNET says will help nurses prepare and respond to the continuing pandemic, as well as future pandemics.
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