With many Albertans on the road over the August long weekend travelling to holiday destinations or visiting friends and family, RCMP are expecting traffic volume on Alberta highways to be high. […]
This week we learned that the White House isn’t really the white house. It’s a frat house with a manicured lawn. How else can you describe a place where a guy who goes by the nickname “The Mooch” (a.k.a. recently appointed and sacked White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci) reportedly misses the birth of his child so that he can hang with his buddy, a guy called “The Donald”? (a.k.a. the President of the United States, Donald Trump.)
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Here are some tidbits happening in and around town over the next week Friday, August 4 Morinville Farmers’ Market Farmers’ […]
Morinville may be seeing a major revision to its 2012 Municipal Development Plan and the public is invited to a come-and-go open house Wednesday, Aug. 9 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Morinville Community Cultural Centre.
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Loot for the Taking is a new crime fiction novel by Sturgeon County resident Don Levers. Based on the 1977 Vancouver Safety Deposit Vault robberies, the novel uses the real events which Levers has researched for years to tell the story of four regular guys trying to do what master criminals around the world had failed to do. […]
The Morinville Lions Club will be holding their annual golf tournament at Terrae Pines Golf Course Saturday, Aug. 12 at 10 a.m.
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Artist Joanne Wurtz beams as she shows her latest painting to the staff of Higher Grounds, one of the locations where the Morinville painter’s work can be seen and purchased.
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The troubled National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls has long been an idea at war with itself.
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On Tuesday Jim Bererton and Don Lalonde were two of the many at the Morinville Blood Drive held at the Rendez Vous Centre. This was the 62 donation for Bererton and the first for Lalonde. […]
Government won’t reveal document laying out strategy for succession – or even say whether it’s being discussed
It’s the plan the federal government doesn’t want you to see and doesn’t want to talk about.
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United Conservative Party caucus finance critics, Derek Fildebrandt and Ric McIver, released a joint statement about the NDP government losing a second court decision on its beer tax.
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Though there is still a few weeks of summer left to enjoy, the Town is hoping people realize it’s that time of year when people start thinking about sending their kids back to school. Because it has been
a difficult year for many Morinville families, back-to-school supplies are often considered a luxury item on a limited budget. […]
The Morinville News will be closed for summer company shut down from July 31 to Aug. 7, inclusive.
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by Thomas Walkom The Supreme Court has confirmed that Indigenous nations do not have the right to veto resource development […]
With temperatures set to hit the high 20s this week, the Government of Alberta is offering safety precautions to help protect Albertans from health risks when working outdoors. […]
The Government is following changes to door-to-door sales and pay day loan regulations by reaching out to Albertans through an online survey and open houses this fall on a variety of consumer topics, including contract-related issues, including warranties and cancellation rights, as well as shopping-related concerns including transparency in pricing and reward points. […]
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