The latest data from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) indicates a significant boost in small business confidence. According to the CFIB’s Business Barometer, the 12-month small business confidence index surged by 8.8 points to reach 56.4 in May. This marks a return to more typical seasonal levels and is comparable to the 56.1 recorded in May 2023. […]
On June 6, 1944, a pivotal moment unfolded as thousands of Canadian soldiers stormed Juno Beach in Normandy, in the heavily German-fortified coast of France. As the world prepares to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy, The War Amps pays homage to the Canadians who made the ultimate sacrifice during the invasion, and the resilience of those who returned home severely wounded, many missing limbs. […]
Below are a few short items from Tuesday, May 28’s Council meeting. Other items were published as separate articles earlier this week. […]
Death struck deeply into those who waded ashore on June 6, 1944. Struggling to quickly move from their landing craft to the sand of Normandy beach. Burdened by the heavy weight of their equipment, and the sights and sounds around them. Before them lay a terrifying array of obstacles waiting to trap, maim, and destroy anyone who attempted to challenge the terrible might of the nazi occupation of France. […]
The Town of Morinville is planning what it says will be an “unforgettable weekend,” with Morinville Festival Days returning to town from June 14 to 16. A variety of of free activities and entertainment is planned each day. […]
In Morinville, local gardens are bursting with rhubarb, a tangy delight that adds a unique twist to both sweet and savoury dishes. Meanwhile, Sobeys in Morinville has zucchini, a versatile vegetable that melds seamlessly into a variety of culinary creations. This seasonal bounty presents the perfect opportunity to combine these ingredients into a delightful Zucchini Rhubarb Bread. […]
New measures to allow for the regulated operation of food trucks in Morinville are going forward despite the unhappiness of some council members. […]
Motorists should take extra caution when sharing the road with, or operating, semi-trucks, tractor-trailers, and other commercial vehicles. With summer approaching, roadways will become increasingly busy and the Alberta RCMP wants to remind commercial and passenger-vehicle motorists how to operate on our provincial roads responsibly. […]
MCHS cosmetology and fashion teacher Louise Sansano showcases one of the fashions during the Style Swap Fashion Show held at […]
About 150 Morinville and area Catholics and other community members assembled on the St. Jean Baptiste Church grounds on Friday evening for their soon-to-be-built church’s blessing and dedication ceremony. […]
Today, Monday, June 3, marks the start of Seniors’ Week, with a variety of activities planned in town, including the Annual Puppy Parade at Heritage Lodge. It’s the perfect time to reflect on the invaluable role seniors play in our community. […]
submitted by the Town of Morinville Over 4,000 property tax notices were mailed or emailed last week. Property owners should […]
Alberta’s government has announced an initiative it says is aimed at enhancing public safety by improving fire service capabilities across the province. With a new research project focused on gathering essential fire services data, the province believes municipalities will be better equipped to protect their communities. […]
by Colin Smith Restoring the attractiveness of the heart of Morinville is the aim of two motions adopted by council […]
Here is a selection of shots taken in and around town with our and your cameras. […]
Back row from left: The Plastics Dacie Allen as Karen Smith, Thea Womack as Gretchen Wieners, and Chelsea Thiffault as […]
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