It doesn’t matter if you live in a remote community in rural Alberta or in downtown Edmonton – when you call 9-1-1, the expectation is that a police officer will arrive to help you. […]
In what it says is a bid to ensure every child has the opportunity to thrive, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled the Government of Canada’s launch of a National School Food Program Monday. […]
Morinville residents and businesses can expect a lower property tax increase in 2024 as a result of higher-than-anticipated municipal assessment values. […]
Morinville resident and bodybuilder Tammy Charpentier will take to the stage again this June to support two friends battling breast cancer. […]
Above: From left: MCHS student actors Avery Pelletier, Casper McClain, and Bri Farough rehearse a scene from Where the Sky […]
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has learned that 200,000 small businesses (or 23%) were forced to take on new debt to refinance their CEBA loans to retain access to the forgivable portion. […]
Alberta RCMP are once again sharing resources in support of the Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association’s (ACCPA) Fraud Prevention Month campaign. […]
Federal MPs are eligible for a pension after six years of service. Those first elected in the 2019 election are eligible on Oct. 21, 2025, a day after the next scheduled election. Those reelected would receive a pension; however, those who lose their seats would not. […]
The 2024 Spring National Stamp Show hosted by the Edmonton Stamp Club was held in Edmonton on the weekend. […]
Morinville Town Council will meet at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, March 26, and the agenda will include various items. […]
Here are some shots taken in and around Morinville over the past week. […]
In the realm of culinary creativity, there’s an art to crafting dishes that tantalize the taste buds while also maintaining […]
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is calling on the federal government to use laser focus with respect to the costs of doing business ahead of the budget on Apr. 16. […]
With high inflation and cost of living increases taking a bite out of personal savings, many Canadians are reconsidering what their retirement may look like. […]
Alberta RCMP continues to take part in the Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association’s (ACCPA) Fraud Prevention Month campaign, offering weekly tips to educate Albertans on the many ways that fraudulent activity impacts their communities. […]
Loose Threads, a group of ladies with a mutual passion for sewing and quilting, are hosting a fundraiser to help continue the work they do in the community. […]
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