Editorials, columns and letters to the editor from our readers.
Scott “Crusher” Wallace passed on Friday, May 24, following a long and courageous battle with cancer. He was 49. Born […]
Morinville and surrounding area residents can expect to receive their 2024 War Amps key tags in the mail starting this week. […]
We regret to inform you that our website and email services experienced a significant disruption due to a major outage at our web host, which occurred at 1 a.m. on Monday morning. This outage affected thousands of websites, including MorinvilleNews.com, and resulted in a complete loss of access to our domain mail and site. […]
Thank you for posting my letter. The rally went ahead despite the smoke with approximately 150-200 people in attendance. We […]
My name is Mary Morin, I am a community member and an area educational support worker. Attached is information on […]
These malicious duplicates are often created with nefarious intent, ranging from scamming to spreading misinformation. However, there are steps users can take to minimize the risk of falling victim to this insidious practice. […]
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. […]
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. […]
(NC) Vehicle theft rates are increasing year over year. Thieves often ship stolen vehicles overseas for resale or strip and dismantle them for valuable parts and materials. But the latest fate for stolen vehicles is something called “re-vinning.” […]
One goal, one period, and one game is all that separated the Morinville Jets from moving on to the CJHL finals against the Beaumont Chiefs on Thursday night. […]
We are looking forward to another successful year. Since it began in 2018 our Lemonade Day kids have donated over […]
March marks the 20th year of Fraud Prevention Month, and Alberta’s government has been a proud supporter and participant every year because we are committed to protecting consumers while also ensuring we are a strong place for businesses to invest. […]
Rendez-vous de la Francophonie (RVF) is an annual cultural event commemorating International Francophonie Day (March 20), which celebrates the French language and its diverse expressions across Canada. […]
Wednesday is Pink Shirt Day, a day when students, teachers, and parents will don pink shirts to take a stand against bullying. However, once the children are dropped off amidst the sea of pink, many parents will likely forget the significance behind the colour and its message. […]
Albertans have heard rumblings for the last six months that the provincial government is considering introducing political parties to local municipal government and school board elections through changes to the Local Authorities Election Act (LAEA) and the Municipal Government Act (MGA). […]
Whether they’re connecting with friends via social media, admiring photos of their grandkids or paying their bills, seniors are taking advantage of online tools to manage their lives. Unfortunately, fraudsters are increasingly targeting them for scams. Here are three ways you can help protect the seniors in your life. […]
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