Business
Alberta tops CFIB’s Red Tape Report for 2023
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) released its 13th Annual Red Tape Report Card Wednesday morning, part of the business advocacy group’s Red Tape Awareness Week. […]
Province
Province
Paperwork costs Alberta doctors 2.1 million hours a year, CFIB report says
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) suggests a 10% reduction in red tape equates to an estimated 656,361 patient visits per year. […]
Province
Children Exposed to Domestic Violence to be Supported with Trauma-Informed Curriculum
The Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters (ACWS) marked National Child Day
(November 20th) with the launch the ACWS Learning Management System and its first online training
program, The Healing Brain: Supporting Children from Trauma to Resilience. […]
Business
Government needs to address agri-business labour shortages, CFIB says
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) says labour shortages have been negatively impacting Canadian agri-businesses. […]
Province
Child seat safety is RCMP November education focus
RCMP across the province and their partners will focus on child seat safety as their monthly Traffic Safety Calendar educational initiative this month. […]
Local News
Nally among those sworn into Premier’s new cabinet
Above: Dale Nally is sworn in as Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction. Morinville-St. Albert UCP MLA Dale […]
Local News
Alberta declares Monday, Sept. 19 Provincial Day of Mourning
In recognition of Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Alberta has declared Monday, Sept. 19 a provincial day of mourning. An indoor ceremony will occur at the Alberta legislature at 10 a.m. on Sept. 19, the day of her funeral in London. The event will begin with a moment of silence. […]
Crime & Police
Changes to Victim Services concern local unit
Sturgeon Victim Services Executive Director Elisabeth Melvin displays stats from the past few years. This year’s stats show that one […]
Local News
Town and Province hosting books of condolence for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
With the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at the age of 96 yesterday, both the province and town are setting up books of condolence for Albertans to sign. […]
Crime & Police
Alberta RCMP release long weekend traffic stats
The Sept. 2 to Sept. 5 Labour Day long weekend saw Alberta RCMP and their enforcement partners on the road looking for bad drivers. […]
Local News
Morinville Legion receives Community Facility Enhancement Program grant from province
by Lucie Roy The Royal Canadian Legion Br. 176 Morinville was successful in its application for a Community Facility Enhancement […]
Province
UCP essay contest causes controversy
by Morinville Online Staff A UCP essay contest for young women, launched in February of this year, exploded into controversy […]
Crime & Police
Alberta RCMP provide road safety tips for new motorists
Each month Alberta RCMP and their traffic partners focus on a different aspect of road safety. August’s educational focus is on new driver safety. […]
Arts & Culture
First of September declared Alberta Day
Sept. 1 is officially recognized as Alberta Day to celebrate Alberta’s culture, heritage and place in Confederation. […]
Province
Province extending energy rebate another three months
The Government of Alberta says it is extending the $50 electricity bill credit until December, adding another three months to the original announcement. Those rebates are set to start with July bills. […]
Province
Province offering $150 in electricity rebates, NDP say it’s too little, too late
The Government of Alberta announced Wednesday that almost two million Albertans will receive $50 rebates on their electricity bills. That $50 credit will continue for July, August and September for a total of $150 in rebates. […]