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In this segment, we talk to Andrea and Lori from Morinville Physical Therapy about treating patients during the shutdown and how that has changed now that they are open once again. […]
(NC) Emergency situations, such as the current COVID-19 pandemic, can be very stressful. You may experience loss of income and face difficulties in making ends meet. […]
Morinville News is partnering with Smith Music to bring you their weekly Business Helping Business segment. This week is a discussion on how to work with local media.
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The Government of Alberta says the province is ready to lift some of the restrictions on non-urgent scheduled day surgeries in regions where hospital and clinic capacity and the rate of new COVID-19 infections do not present a significant risk. […]
NDP Official Opposition is calling for a package of supports to keep workers safe and support businesses during the upcoming relaunch of the provincial economy, scheduled to start as early as May 14. […]
In this segment, we talk to Nourish Morinville about their company, what they offer, and how they are safely serving customers with healthy drink options.
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Who is eligible for a non-profit property exemption has been officially set out in a new bylaw.
Council passed the Non-Profit Organizations Tax Exemption Bylaw at its regular meeting Tuesday.
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The Town of Morinville will save something over half a million dollars as a result of workforce cuts made in response to the COVID-19 crisis. […]
The Government of Alberta says a phased relaunch will put Albertans’ safety first as the province gradually reopens closed businesses and services to get people back to work. Among the relaunch opportunities is the allowing vehicle access to parking lots and staging areas in parks, some boat launches on May 1st, and the opening of golf courses on May 4 with clubhouses and pro shops closed. Broader measures including the ability to get a haircut could start as early as May 14. […]
Sturgeon County Council formally passed its 2020 Tax Rate Bylaw Tuesday, forgoing earlier plans to increase tax rates by 1.18% in response to increased policing costs.
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The Cargill meat processing plant in High River will reopen on Monday, although nearly 16 per cent of the province’s COVID-19 cases to date are associated with the plant’s workers. As of Wednesday, 821 of the province’s 5165 cases were workers at the Cargill plant, and another 276 cases are among workers and contractors at the JBS plant in Brooks.
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Council has decided, and the property tax rate for Morinville homeowners and businesses will be going up 2.6% this year. […]
In this segment, we talk to Travis Belanger of Men on Fire about how he helps men Ignite Their Life and reclaim their passion & purpose through men’s groups, coaching, speaking, workshops & corporate events. […]
In this segment, we talk to Lis Melvin, manager of the non-profit coffee shop Higher Grounds Espresso Bar about how they are not only serving their customers but also how they are serving those in need in the community. […]
Albertans’ efforts in minimizing the spread of COVID-19 have led The Government of Alberta to introduce a low scenario to its COVID-19 modelling.
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In this segment, we talk to Steve and Kim Rooke of Rooke School of Karate about how they are using video conferencing to keep their students learning Uechi-Ryū Karate.
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