Editorials, columns and letters to the editor from our readers.
The parade will take place in the front of Heritage Place Lodge where the Seniors will be sitting. We ask that pet owners keep their dogs on a leash at all times and only bring well-mannered puppies or dogs to avoid potential fights. […]
Since mailing tax notices last week, the Town of Morinville has identified a system-generated error that resulted in an inaccurate amount owing showing on tax notices. […]
When I was two years old, I ran into the path of a riding lawn mower and lost my right leg below the knee. It all happened so fast: one moment I was playing outside, and the next I was too close to the mower. […]
We’d be remiss if we did not take a moment to recognize Kal McDonald and his staff at Coach’s Corner in Morinville for their outstanding contribution to the community, not just in providing a welcoming atmosphere and delicious food but also for their impressive charitable efforts. […]
Below is a summary of our concerns as it relates to our members and others who host livestock events such as livestock shows, auctions, rodeos, roping, petting zoos, etc. […]
The recent provincial cheerleading competition hosted by the Morinville Community High School (MCHS) is yet another testament to the Morinville Leisure Centre’s potential as a venue for large events. […]
Albertans are now paying more to heat their homes, buy groceries and to get to work – thanks to the Trudeau government’s carbon tax hikes. This kick in the wallet happened on the same day that members of Parliament took another pay raise. […]
The system has become more focused on winning elections than serving the people. This trend has led to citizens feeling disconnected from the political process and disenchanted with the state of democracy. […]
Alberta Municipalities (ABmunis) was dismayed to learn late last week that those member communities that contract local police services through Alberta’s RCMP owe $60 million to the federal government for the RCMP’s recent pay increase, which is retroactive to April 1, 2017. […]
G3 launched the scholarship in 2020 and every year has awarded it to 6 bright young students with inspiring visions for the future of agriculture in Canada. This year, G3 is increasing the scholarship amount to $5000. […]
On March 31 and April 1, 2023, car washes from coast to coast will participate in this initiative through a variety of activities that promote community building, philanthropy and contributing to a great cause. […]
Alberta Municipalities (ABmunis) is disappointed with the starting amount of $722 million set for the new Local Government Fiscal Framework (LGFF) baseline capital funding for 2024-25. […]
A healthy diet is just as important for your teeth and gums as it is for the rest of your body. Sugar-rich foods and drinks increase your risk of tooth decay (cavities), obesity, type 2 diabetes and heart disease. […]
The Rotary Club of Morinville-Sturgeon will hold its Annual St. Patrick’s Day Bottle Drive on Saturdahy, Mar. 18 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. […]
The NDP are not alone in proclaiming the many beautiful ways they will spend your tax dollars improving your life. The UCP press releases have been flowing freely for weeks now, and the closer we get to a spring election, both parties will ramp up the pit stops and pressers. […]
(NC) In the past year, Canadians have lost millions of dollars to fraud and scams. When it comes to debit and credit card fraud, scammers are finding new ways to steal personal and financial information, so it’s important to know your rights and responsibilities, and how to protect yourself. […]
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