The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF), an advocacy group focused on lowering taxes and government spending, is calling for the federal government to scrap the carbon tax following a new report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO). The report confirms that the carbon tax is costing the average household more than they receive back in rebates. […]
Fall is a season of change in Alberta. Days are getting shorter, which can heavily impact visibility and driving conditions. It’s important for both drivers and pedestrians to practice extra caution when commuting. […]
As sweater weather rolls in, many Albertans are closing up their seasonal properties for the year. While crime prevention should be part of our everyday habits, it’s especially important to consider when vacating your property for an extended period. […]
By MorinvilleNews.com Staff After enduring a brutal 2023-2024 season that saw the Kings at the bottom of the pack with […]
Above from left: Morinville Historical and Cultural Society President Paulette Houle, Museum Coordinator Donna Garret, and board member Dennis Belanger […]
Morinville Community High School is hosting the Canadian Student Leadership Association’s (CSLA) Horizons Leadership Conference on Wednesday, Oct. 23, to encourage student leadership. This one-day event will unite student leaders and teacher advisors to develop leadership skills and promote collaboration among local schools. […]
By Stephen Dafoe The Sturgeon Composite High School Senior Boys Basketball team is hoping the community can help with funding […]
The Morinville Fire Department once again demonstrated its commitment to the community during its annual open house this past Saturday. The event, which featured a barbecue and activities for all ages, was an opportunity for local firefighters as well as other local first responders to connect with residents and emphasize the importance of fire safety. […]
Here are a few shots taken over the past week by our and your lenses. […]
The Morinville Jets are off to a strong start this season despite a recent setback. The team began their 2024-2025 campaign in September with an overtime loss to the St. Albert Merchants but quickly rebounded with five consecutive wins. […]
When it comes to classic comfort foods, few dishes are as beloved as shepherd’s pie. However, many people don’t realize that true shepherd’s pie traditionally contains lamb; when made with beef, it’s technically called cottage pie. Regardless of the name, this hearty dish is perfect for cozy fall evenings. By adding a smoky twist to this comforting classic, we elevate the flavours and create a dish that warms the soul. […]
We are back with our Annual Santa Store Charity Auction. For the past 27 Years our Auction Committee Volunteers have been able to make a positive difference in the community of Morinville, thanks to the donations of local businesses and residents. […]
The Morinville Jets continued their impressive start to the season, defeating the Sherwood Park Knights 7-4 on Wednesday night in a high-scoring affair at the Riviere Qui Barre Arena. This victory marked the Jets’ fifth consecutive win, leaving them undefeated in regulation with a 5-0-1 record and securing their position at the top of the CJHL’s West Division. […]
Minister for Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction, Dale Nally, has accepted recommendations to maintain the current liquor retail model in Alberta. This decision follows a comprehensive review by the MLA Advisory Committee, which was tasked with evaluating the province’s liquor retail framework. […]
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has welcomed the federal government’s announcement of several significant changes aimed at alleviating the cost pressures faced by Canadian small business owners. These changes come after months of advocacy from the CFIB, which included over 31,000 signed petitions from small business owners addressing these pressing issues. […]
A new Leger poll released by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) reveals that a majority of Canadians oppose the federal government’s plan to ban the sale of new gas and diesel vehicles by 2035. According to the poll, 59% of Canadians are against the ban, while only 29% support it, with 12% undecided. […]
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