The Government of Alberta says the province is ready to lift some of the restrictions on non-urgent scheduled day surgeries in regions where hospital and clinic capacity and the rate of new COVID-19 infections do not present a significant risk. […]
Alberta reported another 70 cases of COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the total provincial cases to date to 5,836. Of that number, 2,942 (50.4%) Albertans have recovered, and 104 (1.7%) have died, nine of those deaths reported in the last 24 hours. Four of the additional nine deaths were in the last 24; the other five were in previous weeks but reported in the past 24 hours.
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NDP Official Opposition is calling for a package of supports to keep workers safe and support businesses during the upcoming relaunch of the provincial economy, scheduled to start as early as May 14. […]
The Poster Contest award presentations and Sturgeon Rural Crime Watch (SRCW) AGM were cancelled due to the COVID-19 provincial guidelines. […]
submitted by Sturgeon Hockey Club Terry Grykuliak Memorial Award Terry Grykuliak, born May 17, 1951, passed away tragically en route […]
In this segment, we talk to Nourish Morinville about their company, what they offer, and how they are safely serving customers with healthy drink options.
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The 2nd Chance Trail Ride Society may have their regular events in limbo due to COVID-19; however, the non-profit group is determined to celebrate their annual Trail Ride fundraiser by hosting their first Virtual Trail Ride on Saturday, May 9 at 11 a.m.
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The Government of Alberta announced Monday that it was modifying regulations to allow nurse practitioners to provide expanded care to nursing home residents during the COVID-19 pandemic. Those changes will allow nurse practitioners to act as primary care providers in nursing homes, admitting and assessing residents, as well as offering follow-up care.
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The ABTraceTogether app was announced Friday during the daily COVID-19 briefing. The government says it will enhance the province’s current manual tracing process. […]
Alberta reported another 218 cases of COVID-19 on Friday, bringing the total provincial cases to date to 5573. Of that number, 2359 (42.3%) Albertans have recovered, and 92 (1.65%) have died, three of those deaths in the last 24 hours.
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On Friday morning, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the ban of over 1,500 models and varients of what he calls “assault-style firearms,” including nine categories of firearms and two types identified by characteristic. The announcement also prohibits some firearms components. […]
Hiring a fire prevention officer, starting a legacy program and clarifying the status of emergency status for Alexander First Nation are among many initiatives Morinville Fired Department is currently pursuing.
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Help us fill an SUV for our first South Glens Food Bank Drive on May 24th for all Morinville residents who are able to give back to our community!
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Who is eligible for a non-profit property exemption has been officially set out in a new bylaw.
Council passed the Non-Profit Organizations Tax Exemption Bylaw at its regular meeting Tuesday.
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The Town of Morinville will save something over half a million dollars as a result of workforce cuts made in response to the COVID-19 crisis. […]
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