Editorials, columns and letters to the editor from our readers.
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We would like to thank all the nurses that are working so hard now and always to keep us safe and healthy. You are a valued member of the front line and we want to thank you for the skill, kindness, compassion and dedication you bring to your job. […]
Our annual AGM is an opportunity for SHC to present our annual report, elect directors to our committees, and most importantly connect with all of the valued members of our Association.
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In a perfect world, people could leave their vehicles unlocked with wallets in the console, cameras on the seat, and a sign on the windshield saying “VEHICLE UNLOCKED.”
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The Canadian Taxpayer’s Federation (CTF) may be an organization that some of us roll our eyes at from time to time with their many calls for accountability and low taxes. Still, they’re often correct, and their thoughts about the UCP taking the federal wage subsidy is entirely right.
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(NC) Want an easy, refreshing and healthy dessert you can make in less than 10 minutes? Look no further than these avocado-matcha popsicles – the best way to chill out this summer. Dip them in chopped pistachios for an added crunch. […]
Morinville Community Library patrons will once again be able to borrow items, including books, movies, and video games, from the library. Curbside pickup services will begin Monday, June 1, 2020. […]
This evening [May 27], the Board of Trustees, Sturgeon Public Schools, approved the 2020 / 2021 Budget. Although the Board was able to protect class sizes for students in Kindergarten to Grade Three, reductions to programming and staffing across every school and department will result. Our Early Childhood Programs will also experience significant cuts. […]
The quick turn around to digital online learning you were able to accomplish is incredible. You are doing a great job and your students are lucky to have you. We know this is an incredibly st […]
Morinville News partnered with Smith Music to bring you their weekly Business Helping Business segment. This week, the last in the series is a discussion with Lee Hodgins about business relaunch strategies. […]
Our province has entered the first stage of its Relaunch Strategy much to everyone’s relief. This careful and responsible approach appears to be paying off and I could not be more proud of everyone in our community for banding together to ensure that we all stay safe and healthy. Thank you for all your efforts and sacrifice. Continuing to follow the advice of Dr. Hinshaw and looking out for one another is the best recipe for us to advance through the stages of Alberta’s Relaunch Strategy. […]
I wanted to share a few photos with you and a little description of the terrible road conditions here in Sturgeon County.
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Please send a thank you to all that donated to the first South Glens Food Bank Drive this year!
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Premier Jason Kenney will need to make tough decisions to keep the government’s leaking fiscal ship afloat. But before Kenney can sell necessary spending cuts, he will need to show the public that his United Conservative politicians and staff have done all they can to trim their own expenses. So far, the UCP hasn’t done nearly enough. […]
(NC) This dish a great beginner recipe for those new to the kitchen and Mexican cuisine. More “Tex Mex” than Mexican, it’s easy to make and can be filled with a variety of ingredients. […]
In response to COVID-19, we will be doing things a little different this year and are excited to announce that our annual Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides is going VIRTUAL! […]
COVID-19 has exacerbated fears that as cash changes hands, it becomes a transporter of germs and viruses. But is cash really any worse than your debit or credit card? LendEDU, a company that helps consumers learn about financial products, used a scientific device that tests for bacteria on a given surface to examine just how dirty credit/debit cards and cash really are. […]
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