Stories on local businesses
A Ford F150 backed up to Technical Automotives in Morinville’s industrial park on Monday, loaded with new winter coats and hoodies. City Ford made the approximate $40,000 donation to the Morinville Lions Club, who will use the clothing for several initiatives. […]
NAIT student Theron Hogg has done a three part series for Morinville Online, talking to local businesses about how they are doing during Alberta’s current enhanced COVID-19 restrictions. In Part 3, Hogg speaks to Smith Music owner Paul Smith. […]
At its January 12 regular meeting Council approved an amendment to the Town’s Business Licence Bylaw that changes the deadline for applying for or renewing annual licenses from January 31 to March 31 each year, beginning in 2021. […]
NAIT student Theron Hogg has done a three part series for Morinville Online, talking to local businesses about how they are doing during Alberta’s current enhanced COVID-19 restrictions. In Part 2, Hogg speaks to Bistro Di Madre Piccola owner Deepthi Pelenage. […]
NAIT student Theron Hogg has done a three part series for Morinville Online, talking to local businesses about how they are doing during Alberta’s current enhanced COVID-19 restrictions. In Part 1, Hogg speaks to Coach’s Corner owner Kal McDonald. […]
The Morinville & District Chamber of Commerce is hosting a special online Chamber meeting on Jan. 12 from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. […]
A name change took place at the Law office of Putnam & Lawson, located on 9702-100 Street, January 1. The general practice law firm, serving the Sturgeon County region will now be called Putnam Law LLP. […]
The NDP was joined recently by new small businesses owners and sole proprietors in calling on the UCP Government to provide what they say are “critical supports to help them survive the COVID-19 pandemic.” […]
by Colin Smith Morinville property owners will see a 1% tax increase next year, following approval of the 2021 Operating […]
Carbon pricing, set to hit $50 per tonne in 2022, will rise by $15 per tonne in each of the next eight years after that to hit $170 per tonne by 2030. […]
Above: Keltie Brisson stocks the cooler at Legendary Liquor’s Westwinds location. by Stephen Dafoe If you like beer but don’t […]
Mandatory masks across the province, the banning of all social gatherings, and closures of restaurants and pubs are among a […]
The Morinville Pet Value opened recently, joining almost 1200 other locations in Canada and the United States. In business for 40 years, Pet Valu offers a wide variety of pet food, raw food, and accessories.
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How much does Morinville pay to be part of Edmonton Global? The annual amount the regional economic development organization is seeking from Morinville, as one of its 15 shareholders, is going up. […]
Following Premier Jason Kenney’s COVID-19 announcement on the renewed state of public health emergency and additional restrictions, both the opposition NDP and Canadian Federation of Independent Business issued statements critical of the moves. […]
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is sounding the alert on a forthcoming increase to Canada Pension Plan (CPP) premiums it says will hurt its members, one in three of whom they say are losing money each day they are open. Seventy per cent of the federation’s members are opposed to an increase in payroll taxes as part of the federal government’s economic recovery plan. […]
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