Fifteen-year-old MCHS student Kendall Weiss and 14-year-old Primeau student Kennedi Knight have earned silver with Junior Team Canada in Florida at the ICU Cheerleading and Dance Worlds Championship. […]
After an investigation into the Oct. 13, 2016 crash that killed former Alberta premier Jim Prentice, the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) is recommending the mandatory installation of lightweight flight recording systems by all commercial and private business operators not currently required to carry them. […]
Next month, Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer will celebrate the first anniversary of his successful bid to succeed Stephen Harper in the probable knowledge that some of his former rivals – as well as other ambitious Conservatives – are holding a bit of a deathwatch on his leadership. […]
The Sturgeon County and West Yellowhead regions will undertake pilot projects over the next year that will test ways to provide senior-friendly transportation for those who have chosen to stop driving, or can no longer do so for medical reasons. […]
Over the next three years, three Edmonton organizations will receive $4.3 million of a $15 million allocation for more employment training opportunities. The monies will expand the existing Transition to Employment Services program. […]
Morinville Legion Br. 176 held their 4th Annual Senior’s Spring Fling on Tuesday at the Branch with more than 125 in attendance from Morinville, Legal and Sturgeon County.
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There’s a canny logic behind Doug Ford’s often outrageous campaign behaviour.
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The Morinville and District Chamber of Commerce will be holding their Annual General Meeting June 6 at the Morinville Community Centre from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Here is a list of our upcoming Chamber events. […]
Updated information about the new Occupational Health and Safety rules that come into effect June 1 are now available for Alberta employers.
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Parsing a blind copy of the weekend’s Liberal resolutions, one would be forgiven for confusing it with an embryonic NDP election platform. […]
At a time when federal-provincial tensions are on the rise, two court rulings this week offer a timely reminder that the Constitution does not cast the provinces as junior partners of a unitary federation. […]
Norm and I would like to Thank Sturgeon Rural Crime Watch Association for nominating us for the Sturgeon Proud Awards for volunteering. They were presented on Wednesday evening at the Sturgeon County Dinner. It was such a nice evening. Kudos to all the County staff for a job well done.
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The representative body of Morinville’s business owners has let Council know loud and clear what they want: keep business taxes low, even if it means residential taxes must go up. This comes after a presentation from Shaun Thompson, President of the Morinville and District Chamber of Commerce presented to Council at their monthly Committee of the Whole (COW) meeting. The Chamber request is in opposition to recent discussions at Council about potentially splitting Morinville’s mill rates or at least having a discussion about the topic. […]
The Morinville Centennial Community Gardens held a Down & Dirty Earth Day Workshop on Sunday afternoon. The event included messy crafts, learning about endangered species of animals, composting and each attendee made their own terrarium to take home. […]
Electricity and natural gas service providers that send out late bills or overcharging consumers could face penalties if the government passes An Act to Secure Alberta’s Electricity Future.
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