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Candidates in the homestretch Vote is next Tuesday, April 16 for Alberta Provincial election
No new promises at St. Michael forum BY JOHN MATHER The all-candidates meeting in St. Michael, Apr. 8, featured a full room of more than 200 interested voters who came out to hear the seven MLA hopefuls for Fort Saskatchewan Vegreville sell their message. Surprisingly, the speeches were the same ones, with a few word changes here and there, as the speeches the candidates gave at the Fort Saskatchewan forum a week earlier. Alberta Freedom Party candidate Malcolm Stinson added a new closing line to his speech, “If elected, “I will become Jason Kenney’s worst nightmare.” Alberta candidate Marvin Olsen explained to the crowd he had once been an ardent Progressive Conservative candidate, but had switched to the Alberta Party because, “I found the UCP to be too far right.” Following the three-minute opening speeches, questions were taken from both the floor and from submissions made to the forum organizers – the Lamont and District Chamber of Commerce. These ran from how would the candidates balance the budget; to dealing with mental health emergencies in rural areas; to dealing with people suffering from autism in rural areas; climate changes; and to the need for basic internet services in rural areas. To that end, the Alberta Party released a policy stating that under a government they formed, high-quality, reliable affordable, fibre-optic broadband services would be ensured for every community in Alberta With their policy books in front of them, seven candidates vying to become the next Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville MLA faced off in Fort Saskatchewan, Apr. 3. Trying to win over the hearts of voters, the candidates sparred on general topics and answered questions.
within three years. In announcing the policy, Apr 9, Alberta Party leader, Stephen Mandel said, “It is critically important for the economies of rural Alberta, that they have fibre-optic internet. Fully connecting our rural places to the global community will help ensure long-term economic sustainability. “We cannot allow our two-tier society to continue,” he added. “Advances in health care and industry require that all Albertans have the ability to have affordable and accessible broadband internet. Failing in this objective will only marginalize a large part of our community.” Currently only 12.7 per cent of Alberta communities have service that meets target speeds set by the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission. The Alberta Party added it would be committed to spending $250 million over three years to achieve
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Above: Fort Saskatchewan Vegreville Constituency NDP candidate, Jessica Littlewood, has a conversation with an attendee at the St. Michael all-candidates forum Apr. 8, while a campaign worker looks on. Left: Alberta Party candidate Marvin Olsen has a conversation with an attendee at the St. Michael all-candidates forum. their policy objective. The party had also announced, on Apr. 8, to grow the agriculture and agri-food industry by $1 billion to a total of $4.5 billion creating more than 6,000 new jobs and generating more than $100 million in new revenues for the provincial and municipal government. It would establish an Alberta Agriculture Innovation Fund as part of the Alberta Innovates Fund with annual funding of $100 million beginning in 2019-20. It would provide $2 million in support of an agritourism development fund; $2 million to create an office of certification support; and would partner with industry to develop a new export program designed to help farmers sell more raw and value added agriculture products abroad.
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Opinion Research first, vote second Here are a few things I wanted to discuss with you before the Alberta Provincial Election six days from now, as this is our last issue prior to the vote. Standard advice would be to vote for the representative in your constituency before you vote for the party. Although I believe that, this election is starting to make a person wonder if that is really the way to go. I have been told now, by two experienced Caribou reporters, that certain candidates are really hesitant these days to give their opinion without referring to the party policy manual. That’s sad. Even at all-candidates forums, simple questions are followed by generic answers concocted by their particular political party. I had noticed things going that way myself in recent years. In one constituency, every second NDP candidate’s street sign now says Rachel Notley instead of the local representative. Hmmm... I will leave speculation on that up to you, but it makes me wonder if modern-day political parties would rather “McDonaldize” everything than have free-thinking candidates with a love for their area, and who are willing to put Alberta before Party. That’s exactly the person for whom I would rather be voting, you too no doubt, if you have the chance. Secondly, this Alberta campaign has been horrible attack-mode politics. It’s easy to think Rachel Notley is working for the Trudeau Government, or that Jason Kenney is a far-right Nazi who wants to take away all LGBTQ rights. The truth is, that neither of those things are true. Not even close. In my opinion left wing politics always destroys job growth, and it has again in Alberta. But Rachel Notley has softened or even deferred from NDP policy to try to govern in historically right-wing Alberta. Polling favourite, UCP leader Jason Kenney, has had some alternate views from the LGTBQ community in the past, but he is not anti-LGBTQ as the NDP would have you believe. Saying otherwise is simply spreading hate. A couple of other things I believe is important to consider before an election: a) do some research on all parties before you place a vote. Do not rely on what your friends are spewing on Facebook. As noted above, those things are not true. b) Don’t vote as a block (yeah, I am talking about your union, or your special interest group). Neither will be destroyed no matter who wins. Don’t vote because it will singularly benefit you and your group. Vote for the good of all Albertans. Lastly, we are evolved individuals. Don’t find one issue and base your vote on that. Weigh many issues to determine your choice. Voting is important. Remember that marking your X in a box when uninformed, will cancel out someone’s vote who has made a very careful, well-researched choice. With that said, do your research, and do please vote. Kerry Anderson
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR Want my vote, give me some local policy In the Alberta election 2019, I was hoping to be able to vote for the candidate who would best represent me in the Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville constituency. Sadly, if the Fort Saskatchewan all candidates forum held Apr. 3 was any indication, that won’t be possible. I want to vote for a candidate who is able to debate, to articulate a position, and think on their feet. At the all-candidates forum, all I saw were candidates who were reading and answering questions directly from the party policy books. Is this what our politicians have descended into? … mere vessels who can spout the policy created by an unelected bunch of back room boys or girls? Now, I’m not naïve enough to know candidates can’t vary from the party line, but when talking, for example, about hospital funding use examples
such as the Fort Saskatchewan, Lamont or Vegreville Hospitals. When addressing school issues mention a few schools in the constituency by name. That would show me some familiarity with the constituency and show you really do care, because you’ve done a little research in the area you want to represent. And giving the seven candidates the benefit of the doubt, I’ll admit many of you aren’t professional public speakers and speaking before a crowd is a daunting task. I know, I’ve been there. But when I’m voting for a politician, I’m looking for a leader. Certainly, you aren't the leader of your party but you are campaigning to be a leader in my constituency … so act like it and show some respect by mentioning a few local programs that your government, if elected, will fund, maintain promote, grow, etc. in Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville.
Just reading from the party policy books is lazy and doesn’t show me any leadership skills. I know people have questions about rural crime … about education - secular or otherwise …. about pipelines. Speak to those issues, but put it into a Fort Saskatchewan Vegreville context. Certainly some people are upset with Ottawa …BUT… Ottawa is not the reason for all the ills that affect Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville area, and even if it were, you can’t do anything about it, because you are not one of those backroom folks deciding the path to take on national issues. First and foremost you are to be the elected representative of Fort SaskatchewanVegreville Constituency. And when I listened to the gaffes and flubs, and all seven struggled through their policy books, I question how badly you wanted my vote. Continued on Page 7
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Voting Made Simple Provincial General Election Voting will take place to elect a Member of the Legislative Assembly. If you are voting on Election Day, Tuesday, April 16, 2019, you must vote at the polling station identified for you in the map. If you prefer to vote in advance, from April 9 to April 13, you may vote at any advance poll location in Alberta.
Advance Voting Days Tuesday, April 9 to Saturday, April 13 ADVANCE POLL LOCATIONS Before Election Day, you may vote at any advance poll location in Alberta. Advance poll locations nearest your electoral division are specified below. Visit www.elections.ab.ca for additional polling locations throughout the province.
Advance Poll Location Fort Saskatchewan Golf & Curling Club 9420 101 Street Fort Saskatchewan Returning Office 6212 55 Avenue Vegreville Lamont Hall 4844 49 Street Lamont Two Hills Recreation Centre 5303 45 Avenue Two Hills
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Election Day voting hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. On Election Day, you must vote at the polling station specified for your residence. POLLING PLACE LEGEND: FORT SASKATCHEWAN-VEGREVILLE Using the map, find the number representing your current physical address, then match it to the listed polling stations. 001 Derwent Golden Age Centre 124 Main Street Derwent
012 Hairy Hill Community Hall 106 Centre Street Hairy Hill
029,030,031 Mundare Recreation Centre 5116 50 Avenue Mundare
049,050,051,054,055 Fort Saskatchewan School 10002 97 Avenue Fort Saskatchewan
002 Myrnam Eagle View Lodge 4802 49 Avenue Myrnam
013 Lavoy Community Hall 4927 51 Avenue Lavoy
052,053,056,057 Royal Canadian Legion Branch #27 9964 93 Avenue Fort Saskatchewan
003,004 Mannville Recreation Centre 5202 52 Avenue Mannville
014,017,018 Senior’s Sunshine Club 4630 49 Street Vegreville
032,033 Chipman Golden Seniors Drop In Centre 4913 50 Street Chipman
005 Minburn Hall 4916 50 Street Minburn
015,016,020,021,025 Vegreville Social Centre 4802 47A Street Vegreville
006 Innisfree Seniors Centre 4909 52 Street Innisfree
019,022,023,024 Vegreville Elks Hall 5002 55 Avenue Vegreville
007 Ranfurly Recreation Centre 5119 49 Street Ranfurly
026 Willingdon Eagle Hill Lodge 5303 49 Street Willingdon
008,009,010,011 Two Hills Centennial Hall (Rec Centre) 5301 45 Avenue Two Hills
027,028 Andrew Rainbow Club 5113 52 Street Andrew
034,038 St. Michael Hall 1 Main Street St. Michael 035,036,037 Lamont Community Hall 4844 49 Street Lamont 039,040,041 Bruderheim Community Centre 5014 Queen Street Bruderheim 042,043,044,045,047 Brookville Community League 53203 Range Road 212 Ardrossan
058,059,060,061 Win Ferguson High School 9529 89 Street Fort Saskatchewan 062,063,064 James Mowat School 9625 82 Street Fort Saskatchewan 065,066,067,068,069,070 Community Baptist Church 7810 95A Avenue Fort Saskatchewan 082,083,085,086/087,081/084 Southpointe School 11 Southpointe Boulevard Fort Saskatchewan
048,071,074,075,076,078, 079/080,046/077,072/073 Dow Centennial Centre 8700 84 Street Fort Saskatchewan
Results of the official count will be available on Friday, April 26, 2019 at www.elections.ab.ca.
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Returning Officer: Howard Huston Former Canada Immigration Building 6212 55 Avenue, Vegreville, AB T9C 1R1 Telephone: 587.804.2146 | Toll Free: 1.833.841.6762 Email Address: ro.62@elections.ab.ca Office hours: Monday to Friday – 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday – 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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Letter: Give me a real person to vote for Continued from Page 3 When a constituent asks a question, it's fair to point out your policies are online, but don’t just tell them to look it up. They want an answer to their question! You should have the verbal skills to provide an answer that will include a personal touch. Rebecca Trotter did a good job of mentioning just about every questioner by name … a good touch. How else do you plan to get their vote? It’s important to vote on April 16 … but if the all candidates meeting was any indication, voters in this constituency will go to the polls not knowing anything about
their candidates or their candidates’ ideas, except what’s printed in a policy manual. And that, folks, is no way to select a government. As the candidate I want to know how you’re going to be an asset to your party. How will your views on this constituency sway policy … not how will policy be jammed down this constituency’s throat whether wanted or not? When queried about rural crime don’t just embrace the RCMP efforts or further education of sheriff’s, but mention how you’ve heard the concerns and have been in touch with the Andrew, Willington, St. Michael Rural Crime Watch and are prepared to listen to their ideas and bring them to caucus. I want a real person candidate, not a robo candidate who can recite a policy manual.
Packed house attends Fort all-candidates forum BY JOHN MATHER It was a full house of more than 150 people that turned out to listen as the seven candidates running to become the next MLA in the Fort Saskatchewan Vegreville constituency made their pitches Apr. 3 in Fort Saskatchewan. “This is a chance for the citizens to engage with the candidates and the candidate will have a chance to answer questions and state their desires to represent the Fort Saskatchewan Vegreville constituency,” said moderator Brent Kellington. The Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce and the Edmonton Real Estate Board hosted the evening. From the Alberta Advantage Party, Ron Malowany spoke of being part of the Wildrose party that voted against the unification of the Wildrose and
P r o g r e s s i v e Conservative parties to form the United Conservative Party. “Albertans are struggling and we want to be known as the only government willing to change this,” he said. “Do you run your house or farm showing disrespect for others. No because it’s not sustainable.” He reported on the party policy saying he would represent the constituency rather than the party. Five party members could change party policy, he said. Income splitting for
seniors, tax credits for children, a flat tax at 10.5 per cent for individuals and corporations, getting Albertans to work immediately were all proposals Malowany espoused. He said all levels of government were working against pipeline development adding, Jason Kenney had a chance to develop pipelines when he was in federal politics and didn’t; and that Rachael Notley has the chance to fight for pipelines but hasn’t. Shane Ladouceur from the Alberta Independence Party took a very relaxed format to the
microphone. “Good evening guys,” he said. “I’m a good Fort Saskatchewan boy. What are we getting for the money we send to Ottawa? They bought a pipeline and we can’t use it.” “Enough is enough,” he said. “We aren’t backed by big banks or corporations.” “This is our money we’re sending to Ottawa and for what,” he added. “We want our money in Alberta....” Full story see: lamontleader.com or facebook.com/LamontL eader
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Chipman jr. and youth players to perform MAUREEN SULLIVAN The Chipman junior and youth players have been in rehearsal since last September and are ready to debut their hard work this weekend. "The kids get really energized by performing in front of a crowd," said director Keiron Willis. "It would be great if the community could come out and support them." This is the fourth season for the Junior Chipman Players and the first season for the Chipman Youth Players, who are long time veterans from the Junior Chipman Players. The Junior Chipman Players present Supercomics at the Chipman National Hall on Friday. The play performed by youth 8-12 years of age features players from Lamont, Chipman and Mundare. Everything in Comedyville was a laugh riot until Vlad the
Name Missing The Andrew Figure Skating Club would like to make a correction to the article in the March 22 edition, in regards to our carnival. One skater was missing from the story. Sari Kuhmayer-Pelletier was also a part of the Canskate number. We apologize for this error.
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Members of the Chipman Junior Players preparing for their performance on April 12. The Chipman Youth Players will have their performance on April 14. Exhaler and his henchman doused the town with anti-laughing spray. Just when everything seems darkest a team of superheroes made up of Sergeant Pratfall, Captain Stand-up, Colonel Pratfall and the Cornballer save the day. The Chipman Youth Players presents Three Doors to Death at the
Chipman National Hall on Sunday, April 14. The play is performed by an older local cast of 13-18 years old. Who killed Gordon Forrest? Who will the audience pick? Before deciding which direction the plot will go, the audience is given clues, motives and suspects. The audience gets
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Another meeting to determine Andrew School fate BY JOHN MATHER The Elk Island Public School district will host one more public session to work on determining the fate of Andrew School. The meeting will be held at the school April 11 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. “Those who attend the meeting will learn more about the review including recent updates,” said the district in a press release. In addition to hearing the feedback collected to date, attendees
will have another opportunity to ask questions and offer additional feedback Due to low attendance, the school district is reviewing programming for the senior high students living in the Andrew School attendance boundary. The district reported feedback received to date through information sessions, working group meetings, student forums, community conversations and an online
survey was invaluable. “The goal of this review is to determine the best way to provide
equitable educational opportunities for students livings in the Andrew School atten-
As such we encourage you to attend the public meeting.”
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Rebecca Joseph, event chair, presenting a donation of $750 to the Lamont County Foodbank. The funds were raised from the Lamont & District Agricultural Society's Jimmy the Janitor comedy night in March.
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Caregivers celebrated in Mundare Informal caregivers, those supporting others were celebrated as the unsung heroes of the community this week, at the Mundare Senior's Drop in Centre. The Mary Immaculate Care Centre in Mundare hosted the informal information session on April 3 for caregivers. A caregiver is a person who assists a family member or friend with challenges resulting from illness, disability or aging, according to Caregivers Alberta - a not for profit charity focused on helping the caregiver. Debra Paches, Caregiver Advisor and Caregiver Navigator Coordinator, from Caregivers Alberta, spoke on how to take care of the caregiver. Caregivers Alberta, grew from the ashes of one caregiver's burnout. In 2001 a band of caregivers came together to found the association which can help find the resources to help the situation. "Self care is anything you (the caregiver) do to take care of yourself, something just for you. It is not the things you have to do like work, errands, housework or caregiving," said Paches. "Caregivers often see this as selfish but if you don't take time to care for yourself, you will be the next patient, and then what? We all need balance in our lives." Becoming and being an unpaid caregiver can be a shock to the system, according to Paches. "It takes you on an emotional roller coaster, where you can become frustrated, feel overwhelmed and trapped. It is normal to feel anger and resentment, guilt, grief, and stress." Caregivers are only human and it’s life changing, said Paches. It can cause a person to become isolated, because it is easier to stay home than to get the patient out of the house or to find someone else to do the job. Some simple strategies for caring for oneself Paches suggested, is to take a break, go on a mental holiday to somewhere you were happy;
and laugh, find something that makes you laugh for 20 minutes. Reach out and touch for the sake of it, not just because you have a task to do like getting the patient dressed. Get educated about what the health prognosis is likely to be, who can help you in the various stages and where can you go for help. Finally ask the medical professionals questions, if you are not asking them questions they assume you know the answers. Sister Laura Prokop, Foundation Board and Community Board
Member of the Mary Immaculate Care Centre says, "many are not aware of the resources available to them, and sometimes it is a very lonesome task." One in four Albertans are currently a caregiver with 8.3 million caregivers in Canada. Former U.S. first lady Rosalyn Carter said about caregiving, "There are only four kinds of people in the world: those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers."
QUESTIONS FROM THE STREET MAUREEN SULLIVAN We will be asking the citizens of Lamont County the following question in the upcoming weeks to the provincial election. What is the most important issue in the upcoming provincial election? "What is needed is a list of all the resources, what is available for whom, and how to access them, like the food bank. It would have been nice to know what resources were available to me in rural Alberta when my husband died in 2000," said Judy Shaw. Shaw is a resident of Mundare.
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OPEN HOUSE The Town of Bruderheim and Canadian Rockies Hemp Corp invite you to an open house on: April 15, 2019 at 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM in the Bruderheim Fire Hall meeting room, 5012 Queen Street, Bruderheim, Alberta Canadian Rockies Hemp Corp representatives will be available to provide information on their proposed developments located at SW 33-55-20-W4, 4415 - 48 Street in Bruderheim.
Properties for Sale Well Maintained Bungalow in Holden 1213 sq. ft. bungalow with 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths and attached large single car garage. Windows, exterior doors and shingles were replaced in 2012 and the Hi efficiency furnace and air conditioner were installed in 2009. Fully landscaped backyard with awning, mature trees, space for a garden, and shed. Price reduced to $159,000
Rural Lamont County • SW ¼ - 10 – 54 - 18 - W4 160 acres 115± acres cultivated #3 soil. Nice building site. RR 183 TWP Rd 542. Price $340,000
Wheat: CWRS - AAC Brandon - improved FHB resistance - excellent standability CWSWS - AC Andrew - in demand by milling a and ethanol industries Yellow Peas: CDC Meadow
• N1/2 of NE ¼ -7-53-18-W4 71.80 acres 8.77 acres yard with chain link fence, partially gravelled, power, 4 yard lights, could be commercial use if proper permit is obtained. Balance of parcel is fenced with 5 wire and 4 wire. 35± acres of hay. Corner of HWY 16 and RR 185. Price $409,000
6-Row Feed Barley: Trochu - Great option for grain or forage
• Parcel #1 Plan: 0826846 Block 1 Lot 2 Parcel #2 Plan: 0826846 Block 1 Lot 3 156.60 acres total 145 combined cultivated acres RR 175 and TWP 544 Price: $649,000
2-Row Malt Barley: CDC Copeland - Strong demand by malting companies. Faba Beans: CDC Snowdrop - Zero tannin, smaller seed size
• W4-17-54-27 SW 160 acres Parcel #1 107 acres the 95± cultivated Parcel #2 52 acres pasture and hay. Subdivision pending and when complete individual purchase possible. House: 960 sq. ft. bungalow with 3bedrooms and a finished basement Shop #1: 40’x 60’ Shop #2: 30’x40’ Barn, Power, Gas, Well Septic tank and field Price: $750,000
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• W4-18-54-4 SW 85.43 acres of hay land RR 184 and TWP 540 Price: $160,000 • Plan: 1020555 Block: 1 Lot: 2 66.47 acres of Hay land RR 184 and TWP 540 Price: $140,000
Chipman Farm Land • Section 19-54-18-W4 620 acres of pasture in one parcel. Fenced and cross fenced. Dugouts, power, gas well, metal shop and bungalow in poor condition. Price $960,000 • 359.75 acres total consisting of: SE ¼ 29-54-18-W4 121.45 acres 100± cultivated, S ½ of SW ¼ -20-54-18-W4 80 acres Hay and trees. NW ¼, 20-54-18-W4 158.3 acres 80± cultivated Price $800,000
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FROM WHERE I SIT: Isn’t Ready
By Hazel Anaka Several years ago, when we took family vacations to Palm Springs we got hooked on the TV coverage of the (extended) leadup to the 2016 presidential election. That fascination turned to shock and disbelief in the years since. With the preponderance of cable news networks beaming into our homes, we were able to feed the curiosity of seeing what outrageous new thing would be next. Dysfunctional behaviour not unlike the rubber necking we all do when driving past a horrific crash. Like anyone who’s ever attended a support group for addictive behaviour, I tried to stop by admitting I had a problem. I quit MSNBC. I quit reading newspaper articles. I seemed to be
getting my life back. But like other addicts, I had relapses. Then I quit again. I couldn’t take another moment of analysis, prediction, speculation. The outrage wasn’t sustainable long term. Then, like many addicts, I found substitute behaviour. It may not be of the healthier variety but for now, it’s serving my need for (homegrown) drama and outrage. I swapped Trump et al for Justin Trudeau and company. Our own smug, sunny ways, feminist one with the good hair. The guy who promised to be and do better. To be transparent, to be the anti-Harper prime minister. The one who would finally recognize women for their worth “because it’s 2015.” The one who would make the indigenous file a priority. The one who apologized to any and every one for any and every thing. The one, who in the early days of his mandate spent more time with his hand over his heart or at magazine shoots than
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governing. The one who reveled in his celebrity, sex symbol global adulation. I didn’t buy a bit of it. What’s now known as the India Trip was one of the most ridiculed early missteps. As the mandate end draws near there have been countless others examples of election promises broken, back pedaling, communication strategy disasters, arrogance, errors in judgment, and more. The last straw may be the SNC Lavalin scandal. Certainly, the most serious that we’re aware of. I cannot abide the hypocrisy of Trudeau virtue signalling and lecturing all the time around and to the world on topics like the rule of law, women’s rights, indigenous issues, the environment, ad nauseum. And very clearly, acting the other way. The Jody WilsonRaybould tape may be the smoking gun. For her efforts this Indigenous female was shuffled out of the Attorney General’s office for upholding the law
and not pandering to a Quebec Liberal partysupporting company. With that one action, Trudeau managed to enrage women, the indigenous, nonQuebecers, and people with principle. And he confirmed yet again, that big league politics is as dirty as they suspected. Then, as if that wasn’t bad enough he gets caught on camera thanking a protester, "Thank you for being here, thank you very much for your donation tonight, I really appreciate it," which drew cheers and applause from the crowd at this Liberal fundraiser. The protester dared question why native people are still being poisoned by mercury. The laughter in the room confirmed that smug disrespect among Liberals is not isolated to the PM. Early on, Trudeau was the first sitting prime minister ever found guilty of a conflict of interest by the ethics commissioner (remember the trip to the private island of the Aga Khan?). Remember the ‘pay to
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Mundare public works prepares for spring BY JOHN MATHER Mundare public works director Dave McDonald updated council, Apr 2, about activities the department had been doing throughout February. “We completed our snow clearing, have cleaned out drainage, installed some water meters and removed Christmas lights.” He added a little damage had been done on a downtown building, when a public works employees operating a loader, clipped a corner and knocked a hole in the cinder bock. McDonald said there was a complete investigation on the incident done. He added in March, it was discovered the change box at the water tower had to be replaced because someone had plugged it up with the wrong coins and jammed the mechanism. He told council, crews had cleaned out the snow from Ukrainia Park and had smoothed over the roads in an effort “to hurry up spring” and get the park ready for the upcoming busy season. He further reported 53 St. had to be blocked off due to the road becoming “super saturated” with snow meld and ground frost coming out making it impassable. “We’ll have to dig it out and repack it and then try to make a new road out of it,” he said. He told council checking the water line from the lift station to the lagoon there was a mystery pipe crossing the line. “It’s not marked,” said MacDonald. “I did a first call and there’s nothing located there. Further I had Atco come out and look and they stated it wasn’t theirs.” Chief Executive Officer Colin Zyla said it might be a remnant from an old elevator that had been located along the railways tracks many year ago. “There’s a manhole there which is full of dirt,” McDonald explained. “The line is abandoned, but it almost has to be a gas line.” He added it doesn’t tie into to anything. He said he was going
to dig it out, but he had to be very careful that any excavation not interfere with the town sewage line. “We don’t want to create any problems with it,” he said. “When we line the sewers, the unknown line can be taken out, but first we have to know what it is.” Zyla told council, he had received further correspondence from Lamont County that the naloxone kits scheduled to go into the Mundare Fire vehicles hadn’t be delivered yet, because some of the components were back ordered. He also told council that during the municipal tax sale one property had been sold at the reserved price, or the amount of taxes owing on the property. Zyla said there had been an application for a Middle Eastern style coffee shop in the downtown. But to date the proposal was just that with no permits yet issued for the project. The town received a letter from the Vegreville Tourism Advisory Board asking if the council wanted to appoint a member to it. “I don’t see any drawback to this,” said Zyla. Council made a motion to appoint Jaime Burghardt to the board with Cheryl Callinoiu as the alternate. There was a letter received complaining about a lack of public skating at the town’s arena. Zyla said he’d spoken with the town agricultural board and they reported the arena had pretty much been fully booked for hockey during the winter, leaving little time for public skating. Burgardt stated when her kids were smaller there had always been public skating. “There’s got to be a way to have some, even if it’s not every day,” she said. Jason Kowal said if minor hockey had fewer teams, there should be a lot of ice time available. “We have to have leisure activities for our residents,” he said. “Even if the hockey kids moved to play more in Vegreville. Even if it isn’t paid ice time, I think it’s
up to the town and maybe the County to book ice time for our residents.” Zyla said there was one organization that did book much of the arena ice for their hockey league and it seemed to be growing. He added he would look into the situation further. Well something is better than nothing,” said Kowal. “It may be at 6 p.m. but we have to have something.” Burghardt added if the schedule wasn’t a set time, it could always be posted on the town’s website and updated in the newsletter. The town wide garage sale will be held on May 4, and the following Monday, May 5, the town wide clean up will take place. Mayor Mike Saric reported that following the latest meeting of the regional landfill board, there would be a minor rate increase for the next year. In addition, he said, there would be an adjustment to the hours of operation possibly on a Tuesday to see if that could help alleviate garbage dumping in the County. The St. Michael landfill is currently open from 10 to 4: 30 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday.
Letter: impressive newsletter Reeve Diduck made an excellent report in both content and presentation; received in Lamont last week of March. Without exaggeration, I can say your report is the most professional and concisely prepared of any corporate reports I have ever received. Being a Town resident for 25 years and living only 300 feet from County Offices, I have never fully appreciated the extent of our services, nor the people responsible for providing those services to the rural community. It’s great that you make this informative and very professional report available to all residents in the geographic area. Definitely a keeper for future reference, Wally B. Iwankow
The Chipman Fire Department happily received some new computer equipment on April 2 from the Pure Life Cannabis Corp, along with a BBQ rib dinner. From Pure Life were CEO David Dhiman, David Moriarity, Ed Joliffe and Jonathon Reakema and from Lamont County were Reeve Dave Diduck, Councillor Neil Woitas and CAO Stephen Hill.
Chipman Fire Department gets new computers Pure Life, said he has been blown away by the support of the community, commenting on how everyone came out to help pump the water out in the spring melt. "We looked at 10 - 12 counties before picking Lamont as a location and it was the County Councillors and the county at large that impressed us. It was after meeting with Jim Newman, (Economic Developer, Lamont County) and our discussion about how the county wants diversification
The Chipman Fire Department were the happy recipients of some brand new computer equipment donated by the Pure Life Cannabis Corp on April 2. About 10 minutes south of Chipman, Pure Life Cannabis Corporation is building a medical marijuana facility on Range Road 18 and Township Road 53. David Dhiman, CEO (Chief Executive Officer); COO (Chief Operating Officer) David Moriarity; Ed Joliffe (Site Superindendent); and Jonathon Reakema, CTO (Chief Technology Officer); all of Pure Life, provided a BBQ rib dinner to the members of the fire department as well. Reeve Dave Diduck and County Councillor Neil Woitas were on hand, as well as an appearance by Lamont County CAO Stephen Hill. Fire Chief Don McBride joked that the existing computer equipment had also been donated to the department from Shell Scotford in 1984, but it will be nice to use something a little faster than Windows 10. David Dhiman CEO of
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that we chose Lamont." "I am pleased that Pure Life has chosen to locate in Lamont County with a forward looking industry. Phase one is happening now, and the company will grow bigger and we are looking forward to that, and the employment it will bring. It is great that the Chipman Fire Department is receiving some new equipment. On behalf of the County we look forward to the grand opening of Pure Life" said Reeve Dave Diduck.
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●(3) - Westeel Rosco ±2100 bushel 6 ring hopper bottom grain bins. ●Chigwell ±2000 bushel hopper bottom bin. ●Westeel Rosco ±1650 bu. bin on cement. ●Wheatheart R8-51 grain auger, 8”, 51 ft., w/ hyd. mover / transport, Kohler 27 hp. electric start motor, electric clutch, plumbed for bin sweep. ●Brandt 1060 mechanical swing grain auger, 10”, 60 ft. ●Sakundiak HD7-41 grain auger, 7”, 41 ft.
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16 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Wednesday, April 10, 2019