Arts & Culture
Book Bites: Downton Abbey screenings
Join the Morinville Community Library every Wednesday from 1:30-3:00 p.m. to watch the Downton Abbey series! […]
Month: April 2023
Our Morinville
Our Morinville: The Week in Photos
Here are the photos captured by our and your lenses over the past week. […]
Province
Total of $50 million available to help reshape province’s energy systems
A new $50 million Reshaping Energy Systems funding competition has been launched by Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) through the Government of Alberta’s Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction (TIER) fund. […]
Business
Small businesses and tax practitioners think CRA’s service got worse in the last three years, CFIB says
A new report by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) indicates small businesses and tax practitioners have given the Canada Revenue Agency a grade of C or satisfactory. […]
Food & Health
Food: Unlock the full potential of avocado toast
Elevate your avocado game with this easy-to-follow ricotta-topped toast recipe, featuring zesty caramelized avocados and fresh figs. […]
Morinville News
Sturgeon County highly-competitive place for business survey shows
Results from a Sturgeon County survey of 107 businesses conducted in February by Triage BR&E indicate 90 per cent of businesses who took part are satisfied with the County as a place to own and operate a business. […]
Morinville News
St. Albert Sturgeon Hospice Association holds Advance Care Planning event in Morinville
by Lucie Roy The Connect Cafe sponsored by the St. Albert Sturgeon Hospice Association (SASHA) in partnership with the Morinville […]
Crime & Police
Increase in mail theft and theft from vehicles prompts RCMP to offer tips on #9PMRoutine
St. Albert RCMP have seen a significant rise in mail thefts over the past month and are encouraging citizens to follow these crime prevention tips to help protect themselves from being victimized: […]
Columns
Opinion: Pay raises for politicians and tax hikes for the rest of us
Albertans are now paying more to heat their homes, buy groceries and to get to work – thanks to the Trudeau government’s carbon tax hikes. This kick in the wallet happened on the same day that members of Parliament took another pay raise. […]
Crime & Police
Alberta RCMP reminds drivers about the dangers of speeding
With spring bringing warmer weather and clearer roads, RCMP are reminding motorists of the dangers of speeding. […]
Province
AHS launches phone service for child development concerns
Alberta Health Services have launched a new phone service to provide parents, guardians and caregivers who have concerns about their child’s development and well-being with free advice and guidance. […]
Local News
Our Morinville: The Week in Photos
Here are some photos captured by our and your cameras over the past week. […]
Business
Chamber hosting two-day trade show later this month
The Morinville & District Chamber of Commerce’s Swing Into Spring Show & Sale is coming to the Morinville Leisure Centre on Saturday, Apr. 29 and Sunday, Apr. 30. The show will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. […]
Food & Health
Food: Separating a whole chicken can help stretch your food dollar
By purchasing whole chickens and breaking them down yourself, you can save up to 30% compared to buying pre-cut chicken parts at the grocery store. […]
Food & Health
Editorial: Let’s Get Walking
Walking is one of the simplest and most accessible forms of exercise that provides numerous health benefits, both physical and mental. […]
Local News
Vacant lots in sub-divisions to see higher taxes
At its regular meeting on Tuesday, Mar. 28 council gave the first reading to a bylaw establishing an assessment sub-class for residential properties that have been serviced and are ready for construction but have remained vacant for a substantial period of time. […]