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O Canada July 08, 2015 ISSN 2291-2738 Vol. 5 — Issue 27 A Morinville fire Department member hoists the flag atop Ladder 4 at the start of Canada Day festivities July 1. Inset: Brett Buga decked out in holiday colours. Record crowds came out to this year’s Canada Day in the Park event. Approximately 1000 residents and visitors spent their national holiday in St Jean Baptiste Park for games, food and entertainment. See Page 14 for more photos. - Lucie Roy Photos

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Morinville Festival Society Chair and Morinville Farmers’ Market Manager Korien Sampson poses at the Friday Market with a poster for the Society’s next major event, The Morinville Country Fair. The event will take place at the Ray McDonald Sports Centre Aug. 22.

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Morinville Festival Society going back to its roots, Chair says by Stephen Dafoe “It’s not off the table as we have not discussed it at this point,” Sampson said, adding the Society’s only post-SJB meeting was a debriefing of their Regrouping and making sure everything is as perfect for next year’s flagship summer event. “We are working heavilly towards the Country Fair, festival as possible is the plan Korien Sampson, the Morinville Festival and then we have the Food and Jam Festival. Sometime by September we Society’s (MFS) new president, is laying on the table for her 13-member will start talking about what — if anything — we will be doing for Family board. Sampson took over as president and chair after the conclusion of Day.” this year’s St. Jean Baptiste Festival, taking the reins from longtime MFS Chair Paul Smith. Country Fair next big event “I think at this particular time, the directional change is what was needed for the Society itself,” Sampson said of the transition, adding she and For now, Sampson and the MFS crew have their eyes set on Morinville’s former Chair Paul Smith have two different styles of directing, and that she Country Fair, taking place at the Ray McDonald Sports Centre Aug. 22. The is mindful of that with the changeover. day-long event will start with a pancake brakfast in the street hosted by Although running the organization may see some shifts at the board ta- the Morinville Lions Club. The main event will take place in the arena park- ble, that board table is a little longer these days. Sampson said the Society ing lot and include a variety of country-themed activities, including a farm- currently has 13 members, the largest compliment it has had to date. “I ers’ market, mechanical bull, and a traditional bench fair where people can think that is a positive spin for the society as a whole,” she said. “It allows bring their biggest and best produce and other items for judging. Sampson us to get more things done. We can have someone in charge to make sure said the fair will have lots of country children’s game sand activities that our advertising is out six to eight weeks before the event, and we can have will run from 10 a.m. until noon. someone who can be in charge of the different various things that we do The big send off for the day will be the Farm-to-Table Dinner, an event to ensure that things go smoothly. It helps everybody come together in a the Morinville Community Gardens ran last year to considerable success. more cohesive unit.” This year the MFS has taken the project on, offering residents an opportu- Although the Festival Society bills itself as providing “a festival for all nity to eat fesh, local ingredients at one long communal table. The dinner seasons,” Sampson said it is too soon to tell if they will return to actually will start at 5:30 p.m. and be followed by a street dance and possibly a doing four festivals per year, particularly taking an active role in the annual family movie inside the arena. Ticket details can be found on the Morinville Family Day weekend activities. Festival Society’s website at MorinvilleFestivals.com.

Page 2 | July 08, 2015 MorinvilleNews.com Taekwon-do excels at ITF by Morinville News Staff

Phoenix Taekwon-do, who opened classes at the Morinville Community Cultural Centre last fall, sent a number of athletes representing their St. Albert and Morinville locations to the ITF World Championships in Rimini, Italy June 25 to 28. The trip resulted in the local athletes returning to Can- ada with major hardware. The Phoenix team included athletes from the ages of 11 to 60 who com- peted in patterns and sparring. The four-day tournament hosted more than Heritage Lodge residents got into the Canada Day spirit a day 300 elite black belts from 15 different countries, including Canada, Japan, early with a special afternoon of Canadian Trivia. Program Director Philippines, USA and Ireland. Mary Benson put seniors to the test of Canadian history, geography “The competition was incredibly tough,” said head coach Theresa Stan- and other national facts. ley, a 5th-degree black belt, adding she and Phoenix Taekwon-do chief While some of the questions were quickly answered, others, instructor, Master Stanley, 8th Degree Black Belt had spent six months including what is Canada’s highest mountain peak (Mt. Logan) and training the team. which province has the most moose (Newfoundland) had participants The team brought home a total of 16 medals. Nigel Harrison, 2nd de- of all ages stumped. gree black belt from St. Albert brought home the heaviest hardware with But regardless of how many answers people got right, everyone a gold medal in Men’s Veteran (over 36) Pattern and Men’s -80KG Veteran was treated to some patriotic ice cream. Sparring. Morinville instructor David Wandler placed 5th in the Men’s Senior Though the ice cream was a welcome treat, so to was a visit by Pattern Division and 8th in the Men’s Senior Sparring Division (-76KG), the a family from Cali, Columbia who move to Morinville 11 days earlier most difficult and biggest division of the tournament. and who will now call Morinville home. Phoenix Taekwon-do offers classes fo rall ages in Morinville and encour- ages families to take classes together.

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MorinvilleNews.com | July 08, 2015 | Page 3 Morinville News - Editorial Pages citizens; allow for voluntary licensing. Guest Column: One CPO Sgt Norton’s presentation advised that most of the $16,000 spent by the Town in 2014 Person’s Opinion for vet and pound fees was cat-related. Appar- JuLly 02, 2015 ISSN 2291-2738 Vol. 5 — Issue 26 Animal Control Bylaw - Part 1 ently some 86 per cent of impounded cats are never returned to their owners because they (the Most of you will remember our last go-round cats that is…) are not identifiable. Publisher: Stephen Dafoe 780-800-3619 with an animal control bylaw (Dec. 2010/Jan. What irks me is that, of all the options avail- [email protected] 2011), wherein we became the laughing-stock able to deal with the problem — and make no Advertising Sales: Stephen Dafoe 780-800-3619 of the entire country (and beyond) for our insis- mistake about it, it IS a problem — the one Ad- tence on ensuring that citizens did not harbour [email protected] ministration (Enforcement Services) would really any of a very extensive and diverse list of crit- like Council to adopt is to: ters; you know — the exotic kind. “…remove all enforcement of cats from the Design & Layout: Stephen Dafoe 780-800-3619 Generally speaking and as noted by at least bylaw and just educate property owners on how [email protected] one local media outlet, this truly was “much ado to deter and [use] trap cats” about nothing”. However, we now appear to be Not only does this approach smack of a total Correspondent: Lucie Roy 780-800-3619 heading once more down that slippery slope of abrogation of responsibility, one of our Council- community news / schools [email protected] trying to work out exactly how we control one lors apparently said that he would support this particular segment of our pet population. You tactic. I personally think that a significant num- Correspondent: Colin Smith 780-800-3619 guessed it my friends — that species scientifically ber of our citizens would be less than pleased town / province [email protected] known as felis catus or more commonly as the should Council go this route. house cat. Look folks, with all the different kinds of pets So — what’s the problem now? Correspondent: Tristan Turner 780-800-3619 we have, why are cats the only ones we allow to Well it seems that our Town Administrators are roam freely? Dogs are on leashes, birds are in town / province [email protected] once again a tad concerned over Bylaw 26/2010 cages, rabbits are in hutches (or kept indoors) (the Morinville Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw) Marketing & Sales Dept Calls: Mon-Fri 9-5 and fish are kept in aquariums. What makes cats News Room Calls: Mon-Fri 9-5* but with apparent good reason. so special when we think about animal control? publish ng At the final Council Committee of the Whole Your Front Line In Getting The Word Out *We monitor calls evenings, weekends and No doubt about it — Council has a lot to consider INC. holidays for breaking and urgent news stories meeting prior to the official summer break, Mr. over the next couple of months… one wonders William Norton (Morinville’s Senior Community just how much thought any of them will give to www.MorinvilleNews.com Peace Officer or CPO) delivered a presentation this exceptionally important topic. discussing a proposed update to the bylaw, which /MorinvilleNews @MorinvilleNews The next article will take a closer look at the Council has yet to approve. Much to his credit, existing bylaw as it pertains to the mighty cat Mr. Norton presented an exceptional and very and discuss CPO Sgt Norton’s multi-layered ap- comprehensive list of options for consideration. proach to this growing problem. These may be reviewed in detail in our local media, but are summarized in no particular order of James O’Brien, LYSHA’S LEANING ERVICES preference as follows: Citizen LTD • Status quo - little impounding of wandering cats; owner education; Author’s Note: Over the next few weeks (the • Remove enforcement of cats from the Bylaw WE OFFER CLEANING SERVICES: “Dog Days of Summer”) a series of articles criti- completely and focus on owner education; • Weekly/Biweekly Cleaning cal of the Town of Morinville’s handling of several • Stricter enforcement; mandatory licensing • Occasional Cleaning issues will be produced. 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from 8:30 am to 12:00pm and 12:30 pm to 4:30 pm, Monday through Information booklets regarding the Assessment Complaint process are available at the Town Friday. Office. If you or your agent wish to file a complaint to the Local Assessment Review Board, your complaintInformation must be booklets filed by 4 :30regarding PM August the 18 Assessment, 2015 to the ComplaintClerk of the Localprocess Assessment Revieware available Board, PO at Boxthe 390,Town Legal, Office. AB, T0GIf you 1L0 oralong your with agent the requiredwish to $20.00file a fee and must be filecomplaintd using the to Government the Local Assessmentof Alberta “Assessment Review Board, Review yourBoard complaint Complaint Form” available by contactingmust be filedthe Town by Office4:30 atPM 780 August-961-3773. 18, 2015Prior toto submissionthe Clerk ofof athe complaint, Local please contact Library Assistant theAssessment Town of Legal Review Assessor, Board, Dan PO Kanuka Box at390, 780 Legal,-939-3310. AB, T0G 1L0 along with the required $20.00 fee and must be filed using the Government Needed! Taxesof Alberta are due “Assessment August 31, 20 Review15. Payments Board received Complaint or postmarked Form” available after the by due date are subjectcontacting to a penalty. the Town Office at 780-961-3773. Prior to submission of a complaint, please contact the Town of Legal Assessor, Dan Kanuka at The candidate will ideally have the following qualifications & education: 5021780-939-3310. – 50th Street Legal, Alberta  High School Diploma Taxes are due August 31, 2015. Payments received or postmarked after the due date are subject to a penalty.  Good alpha-numeric skills 5021 – 50th Street - Legal, Alberta

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MorinvilleNews.com | July 08, 2015 | Page 5 Many thanks to all the volunteers who worked tirelessly on the Morinville RCMP Notice(s): Thank you Canada Day Celebration. Thank you for making our Town a great place As of July 6, 2015 volunteers: to live, work and play! New Front Counter hours 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. As of July 1, 2015 Police Information Check (PIC) fees $40 Cash only. Exact Change required.

Communities in Bloom: SUMMER CAMP Morinville has once again joined the Communities in Bloom program in the non-competitive category. This is a global initiative that celebrates green spaces, environmental responsibility and civic pride! Help us SERIES showcase and celebrate our vibrant community through: Keep your child busy throughout the summer SPLASHTASTIC– July 6-10 • Environmental responsibility and beautification with many unique weekly themed camps. MIX IT UP—July 13-17 • Floral displays Bring your snack and lunch each day. Each • Tidiness KNIGHTS, PRINCESSES & week will contain themed activities including: • Heritage conservation crafts, games, and field trips. MERLINS—July 20-24 Judges will be visiting in early August so let’s keep Morinville green and tidy! When: Monday-Friday 8:15 am - 4:30 pm GAME ON– July 27-31 Where: Morinville Community Cultural Centre CONCOCTIONS & For more information, please contact Allen Jacobson at 780-939-7832 Fee: $125/child/week or $35/child/day REACTIONS—August 10-14 or via email at [email protected] To REGISTER contact 1,2,3 ACTION! -August 17-21 Community Services at 780-939-7839 Best Garden Competition — July 26 Do you have the garden that your neighbours peek over the fence at and admire? Let us know as we are looking for the best gardens in Morinville — from unique planters to outdoor living spaces. Nominate yourself or your neighbours. All entries must be received by July 17 at 4:30 p.m. Submit

www.morinville.ca entries to Community Services (MCCC) or by contacting Allen Jacobson 780-939-7832 or [email protected] Gardens will be judged between 9 a.m. and noon on July 26. Like us on Follow us on Fabulous prizes awarded. Facebook Twitter Call Allen for more information facebook.com/TownofMorinville Twitter @TownMorinville

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www.morinville.ca SPORTS CAMP

Sitting at home this summer? Can’t find For ages 6 to 12 years anything to do? Join the 2015 Sports Camp and try tons of cool sports. Following the August 4th-7th , 2015 Long Term Athletic Development Model, 12pm—4pm we will offer a variety of sports and teach Contact: Lauren Henderson the FUNdamental movements to achieve athletic development. Join us as we play a 780-939-7841 variety of sports including dodgeball, [email protected] canoeing, gymnastics, badminton, DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS volleyball, basketball, and a mini Olympics. July 25th, 2015 For more information, or to register, contact Lauren!

Dansuese Devant la Fenetre/Dancer at the Window - Doris Charest BRINGING SPORTS EXCELLENCE TO YOUR COMMUNITY

Town of Morinville presents: This exhibition is an eclectic group of paintings, photographic and mixed media works created by artists that are of French Canadian heritage and are living, working Emplir le Vide and have their art practices here in (Filling the Void) Alberta.

in the Morinville Community Cultural Centre Gallery 9502 – 100 Avenue July 2 – 17, 2015 | Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 4:30 pm

Drive with care! Incredible Edibles School is out for the summer. A variety of herbs are ready to harvest and eat through our Incredible Edibles program, from oregano to parsley and rosemary to basil. You will find herbs in the aggregate planters on 100 Avenue. These edibles are for ALL residents so please help yourselves... and enjoy!

Civic Hall: 10125 - 100 Avenue, Phone: 780-939-4361 Fax: 780-939-5633 www.morinville.ca MorinvilleNews.com | July 08, 2015 | Page 7 Alberta’s minimum wage to increase by a buck Oct. 1 by Morinville News Staff

Alberta’s general minimum wage will increase by one dollar from $10.20 to $11.20 per hour effective Oct. 1. The liquor server minimum wage will rise by $1.50 from $9.20 to $10.70. The in- creases are the first of two steps to eliminate the differential rate altogether in 2016. “Alberta’s minimum wage is currently the low- est in the country, yet we have one of the highest costs of living,” said Premier Rachel Notley in a release issued June 29. “We promised Albertans we would raise minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2018, and we will stick to that promise. We’re taking a significant step towards our goal for 2015 and will continue this path in future years.” In the same government release, Lori Sigurd- son, Minister of Jobs, Skills, Training and Labour “There has been zero economic analysis of the said the government had listened closely to impact of the dramatic increase to the minimum Albertans and have taken their views and sug- wage,” said Wildrose Leader Brian Jean in news gestions into account. “Our plan includes a $1 release. “We need to put on the brakes, listen to increase to the general minimum wage this year, chambers, small businesses and job creators to plus a two-year phase-out of the liquor server make sure we understand the full impact of this Bringing rate,” she said. “We will continue to consult with planned 50 per cent increase.” stakeholders as we move forward on our goal The Wildrose say last Monday’s announcement over the next three years.” will put Alberta five cents per hour behind On- comfort to It is a move Sue Tomney, Chief Executive tario for the highest minimum wage among all Officer of the Calgary YWCA sees as a positive provinces. your home. step forward. “The government’s work to in- The opposition went on to say the Canadian crease [the] minimum wage to $15 by 2018 is a Federation of Independent Business have esti- BringingFor the peace of mind huge step forward in ensuring Alberta women are mated the policy could lead to 50,000 to 183,000 comfort thatto comes with quiet, earning a wage that enables them to thrive and jobs lost or not created, and a 14 to 28 per cent dependable warmth and support their families,” Tomney said in the June increase in unemployment for youth. 29 release. “We applaud this government’s com- “The NDP have good intentions, but this policy energy efficiency that can your home. mitment and hope this will lead other provinces will only hurt the people it’s supposed to help the For the peace of mind save you money, discover to move towards a minimum wage that allows most,” said Wildrose Shadow Jobs Minister Grant that comes with quiet, ® dependable warmthComfortmaker and systems. our country to thrive.” Hunter in the same release. “We need a more energy efficiency that can But not everyone is thrilled with the idea. The moderate approach that works alongside our job save you money, discover ® Comfortmaker systems. Air Conditioning & Heating opposition Wildrose accused the NDP government creators, protects employment for youth and of pushing through a 50 per cent increase to our most vulnerable, and creates more concrete Air Conditioning & Heating the minimum wage without doing any economic poverty reduction actions instead of taking steps 10 analysis on how it will impact employment. to hurt job growth.” Timely registration required. S . 10e ls See warranty certi cate for Timely registratione required. i S . ta e ils See warrantyw certi cate for e e w ta ar d details and restrictions. arr r de details and restrictions.ran for anty certicate fo ty certicate

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MorinvilleNews.com | July 08, 2015 | Page 9 Hot weather does not stop dedicated pilgrims by Lucie Roy

Thirty-degree temperatures did not stop a group of local pilgrims from walking from a church in Legal to St. Jean Baptiste “On Saturday a handful of us pilgrimages were on the road in the best at 30 de- grees,” said organizer Pierre Rousseau, adding they left Legal at 8:15 and were wel- comed along the way by Florence Quagebheur who offered the pilgrims a rest place and access to her house. Rousseau said he and his family often walked a popular pilgrimage from Quebec City to Ste-Anne Basilica. “There is something very special about walking,” he said “It takes time and is an invitation to withdraw from the continuous distraction and solicitations of our daily lives.” Rousseau also wants the pilgrimage to be linked to St. Jean Baptiste Day, a very popular French-Canadian Festival on June 24. Rousseau and 14 pilgrimages did the first walk last year on 28 June and he hoped then this would be an annual event the first Saturday after Ste. Jean Baptiste Day. The departure point could vary but the St.-Jean Baptiste Church would remain the Pierre Rousseauand his fellow pilgrims pose for a photo on the steps of final destination. Rousseau said the event is not a fundraiser, nor should it be as it is a St. Jean Baptiste Church June 28 at the conclusion of their walk. personal journey. There is no cost to participate. - Submitted Photo

Museum gets higher profile

The old St. Jean Baptiste Park sign was removed a couple weeks ago and replaced June 20 with a 9 foot by 7 foot metal Musée Morinville Museum sign manufactured by Craig’s Welding. Town of Morinville employees assisted Craig’s Welding with the early morning installation. The sign was part of the museum’s hope to raise its profile in the community. Although existing in the convent building for several years, many residents and visitors were unaware of the museum’s existance. In addition to the new museum sign, a blue travel sign has been placed on the light post in front of St. Jean Baptiste Park to let people know where the historical facility is located.

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Historical displays

Simone Gervais visited the museum on Canada Day and rtook the opportunity to reminisce about some of the items on display. The Musée Morinville Museum is open Wednesday to Saturday from noon until 5 p.m.

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Page 10 | July 08, 2015 MorinvilleNews.com Want to see your photos in print? Send them to [email protected] Sprucing things up Richard Houle makes last minute touch ups on top the lamp post situated in front Watering bag of the main entrance to the St. Jean- Town of Morinville employee Travis Baptiste Church June 29. Dust Angels Brenneis fills a Treegator bag with water members were also outside washing the June 29. The 24 newly planted trees doors to the church and cleaning inside. will have a Treegator wrapped around the trunk of the tree. The Treegator is a - Lucie Roy Photo slow release watering bag that waters for approximately five to nine hours. The water capacity per bag is dependent on the bag set up and tree caliper. Ten gallons of water is recommended for every inch of tree caliper. The bags hold approximately 15 gallons.

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Come To Our Information Session THURSDAY, July 16th At 7 p.m. Morinville Culture Centre on the Mezzanine Level to learn more.

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We still have seats available just for you. Everyone is welcome! Morinville & District Chamber of Commerce invites you to Discover China – Oct. 10-18th 2015 All-inclusive trip from Vancouver International Airport and return. CLASSIC CHINA Three meals per day, 5 star hotels, transfers, bus and air FULL FARE Inc. Taxes in-china travel, English speaking guides, wonderful tours and Special guests an opportunity to discuss business ventures. $2,499* Network with fellow travellers from Morinville and area. Per Person Aspen House employee Amber Switzer was giving a bit of attention to Beijing and Shanghai will be our main cities to visit... Daisy Mae, the pot belly pig that arrived at Aspen House June 29. Daisy Climb the Great Wall, visit tea plantations, jade factory, silk factory, Mae will be visiting off and on throughout the summer along with the pearl displays, temples and gardens throughout Beijing and Shanghai. Thumbelina, a mini horse. Use trip for business and sightseeing. Aspen held a birthday party June 30 with present certificates from the Prime Minister, MP Rona Ambrose and the Town of Morinville to Marie Must book before July 20th, 2015 Labonte who recently turned 100 (See our June 3 edition. *Includes all taxes and fees. An additional charge of $500 will apply for single occupancy.

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MorinvilleNews.com | July 08, 2015 | Page 11 Pioneer Days promises family fun with historical themes by Stephen Dafoe Hogg Sports Grounds, a Kids’ Bike Parade around the museum grounds, and a free Family Dance at The Town of Gibbons and the Sturgeon River the museum. Historical Society are partnering for three days Saturday’s activities begin with a pancake of family fun with an historical theme. Gibbons breakfast at the Dew Drop from 8:30 to 10:30 Pioneer Days take place July 17 to 19, and orga- a.m. The Pioneer Days parade sets off from the nizers are looking forward to welcoming residents museum grounds and winds its way to the down- and visitors from around the region for the event. town core at 11 a.m. There will also be a barbe- Museum President Jim Bauder said the event cue on the museum grounds at noon. Proceeds is an important one for the community and the from the lunch will help support the museum and museum. “It’s so the younger generation can its programs. realize what their grandparents and great-grand- Afternoon activities include a show and shine parents utilized in equipment and how they sur- across from Town Hall from noon until 4 p.m. vived through the years with the advancement of There are also a large number of children’s activ- Top: The Gibbons Museum grounds will play host to equipment,” Bauder said, adding many of those ities, including a prospecting game, petting zoo, many of the activities during Pioneer Days July 17-19. technological advances from history will be on pioneer photo booth, and cookie decorating. Above: Museum President Jim Bauder looks out on the display during Pioneer Days. One new entry this year is the Sturgeon Coun- museum grounds. Opposite page from top: Volun- The museum displays are one part of three ty Junior Roller Derby Association’s Little Brawl teers prep the area for the coming festivities. An old vehicle sits inside one of the museum’s buildings. days of activities. Friday night kicks off the fes- on the Prairie event. The free event takes place - Stephen Dafoe Photos tival with a slow pitch tournament at the Jack from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Gibbons Arena. The

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MorinvilleNews.com | July 08, 2015 | Page 13 Canada Day in the Park a hit Lucie Roy Photos This year’s Canada Day in the Park drew approximately 1000 residents and visitors to St. Jean Baptiste Park for an afternoon of family activities. As in previous years, groups of volunteers blanketed Morinville overnight with miniature Canadian flags at the end of driveways. Last Wednesday’s park activities included a hot dog lunch, cake and ice cream, live entertainment, and the welcoming open doors of the Mornville Museum, who put on a display of Canada’s past flags. The annual event is organized by the Morinville Historical and Cultural Society. The day concluded with a fireworks display, set off from the Morinville Public School field.

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