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Bauer explained how the birds are tracked to determine the

winner of a race.

Each racing bird has an electronic band around its leg that is tracked by GPS. Every bird is registered prior to the race and its number entered into a computer program. When the birds are released at the start point of the race, the GPS coordinates are recorded. As each bird returns to its loft, an electronic device at the loft records the time the bird returned.

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The star racers on the world racing scene will fetch a purchase price in the hundreds of thousands and then be used as breeding stock for the next up and coming generation of racers.

Local birds sold for breeding are more reasonably priced at $50-$75 each, but even locally, initial breeding stock can cost in the thousands.

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tive lofts or homes.

The Central Alberta Racing Pigeon Club, which has been in Racing pigeons aren’t like your existence since 2003, hosts seveveryday bird. While they may eral races each year, according to look similar to the pigeons inhab- club member Ivan Bauer of iting barns or feeding in a park, Stettler. they are a unique breed.

While the seven or eight memKnown for their powerful bers of the club race pigeons homing instincts and flying abili- primarily for bragging rights, the ties, these special pigeons know worldwide sport of pigeon racing where they are headed and about is quite lucrative. Cash prizes for 200 of them took flight from the larger races can reach into Coronation Monday morning, the hundreds of thousands of Aug. 17 in a race to their respecdollars.

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Leeroy Jones of Ponoka and Ivan Bauer of Stettler, members of the Central Alberta Racing Pigeon Club released approximately 200 homing pigeons south of Coronation Monday, Aug. 17 in the first race of several scheduled for this fall. Bauer reported excellent results from the race, stating the birds were home before he got home.

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Ron Benjamin’s flock of racing pigeons circles above their loft ready to land after a morning exercise session. The Central Alberta Racing Pigeon Club member keeps a few hundred birds, some are racers, and some are breeding stock. The birds are trained to return home first from their home area, then from 50 miles away, and then in additional increments of 50 miles up to 250 miles for yearlings, and longer distances for mature birds.

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Pigeon racer/breeder Ron Benjamin holds a 12-day old pigeon chick(right) that is still feathering out. Pigeons generally set on two eggs for a 28-day incubation period and Benjamin lets them set only once or twice per year. The birds grow rapidly. The chicks (left) are only a few days old.

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Can fly over 500 miles Cont’d from Pg 1 Birds can fly up to 50 miles an hour at a steady pace depending on weather conditions or hazards, like hawks preying on the pigeons.

More mature flyers can fly 400 or 500 miles or longer in a single race while yearling birds generally train for shorter trips under 250 miles.

When birds are released at the beginning of a race, they will often fly together, even ‘loft hopping’ or stopping at other lofts until they reach their own. The birds can live to 20 years of age but their racing years are the first seven or eight.

Bauer allows his birds to hatch out chicks no more than once a year. They would set more often but that would result in too large a flock. Both male and female pigeons, who mate for life unless one of the pair dies, take turns sitting on the eggs.

Bauer explained that pigeons are not at all as messy as their reputation indicates. The birds

and their loft are kept clean, while the birds are inoculated and fed a particular diet to keep them healthy.

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For the 2015 granting cycle the Community Enhancement Fund of PWSL and PRWML anticipates awarding grants up to $25,000 and invites applications for eligible projects from not for profit organizations, registered charities, and community groups that provide services to the Paintearth Region. The intent of this community fund is to distribute its grant funds to as many groups as possible. Larger amounts may be considered depending upon expressed need and granting capacity.

Projects should contribute to the development of a healthy and diverse community. The charitable purposes of this community are to: • Foster and promote awareness and appreciation for communitybased philanthropy; • Promote the growth, development, and success of community endeavours Deadline for applications is Friday September 4, 2015.

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ECA Review reporter The Village of Clive will get $25,000 from the federal government to improve the Clive outdoor rink.

Clive Mayor Anita Gillard welcomed the announcement.

“The outdoor rink in Clive is appreciated by many residents ranging from our youth to adult groups and offers our sports enthusiasts a place to enjoy outdoor events.”

The money is part of the Harper government’s Economic Action Plan 2015 that will help communities across Canada with improvements to

local infrastructure through the Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program.

“Our government’s support toward upgrading the outdoor rink facility in the Village of Clive will help foster an energized and positive community,” said Blaine Calkins, Member of Parliament for Wetaskiwin.

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The speed limit will be 50 km/hr except in school and playground zones where it will be 30 km/hr.

Council reviewed examples of unsightly properties in the village and directed administration, at its Aug. 10 regular meeting, to take action through enforcement.

Speed limits, unsightly properties

Animal control

Village of Clive took aim at inconsistent speed limits posted throughout the village as well as unsightly

Village council agreed, at its Aug. 10 meeting, to use Klassic Kennels for animal control services in Clive starting Sept. 1.

Buffalo Lake concerns aired ATTENTION Effective Sept 5 at Stettler Castor & Coronation Value Drug Marts Will No Longer Be Providing Prescription Services On Saturdays County meeting Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter Lorraine Robinson, who, along with her husband Glen, own property in the Old Bolin Subdivision at Buffalo Lake, made a request to Stettler County Council at the Aug. 12 meeting that council delay registration of Bylaw 1542-15.

The bylaw redesignated municipal reserve (MR) land along the shoreline of the subdivision to environmental reserve (ER). Robinson was requesting

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An Emergency Interim supply can be obtained at the hospital on weekends.

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• Threshing Demonstration using the “Little Giant” and the 1912 Elevator Engine • Rope Making Demonstration and Display • Flour Making with Stone Grist Mill 2-4 p.m.

• Roast Pork Supper 4-6 p.m.

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Fri. & Sat., Sept. 25ext&23526 1-800-282-6903 (Fri 9-8; Sat 9-2) at Stettler Curling Rink & Stettler Agriplex There will be NO Town pickup day

Please bring and help unload your gently used items (excluding large furniture) to the Curling Rink from 5pm-8pm on the following dates:

August 24 • September 14

We are not accepting donations of box TV’s (flat screens only), cribs, car seats or luggage that is not current (must have wheels and an upright handle).

This project is awesome for the community as we are able to prevent a very large amount of items from going to the landfill by re-selling them. It allows for members of the community to purchase items they previously may not have been able to afford and it helps our Clubs raise money in order to give back to the Community through a variety of different ways. If you would like to volunteer please contact Cheryl at 403-740-2898.

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Wild Pony Races (7-14 yrs 12 teams) Local Ladies Races

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A study in contradictions Brenda Schimke

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There is one thing that can be said for mankind, we’re a people of contradiction.

Take for example the “looking young forever obsession”. We have all sorts of expensive products and procedures to keep our skin young forever, but every dermatologist, who is not making money off this multi-billion dollar business, say the same thing. If you want younger looking skin longer, don’t smoke, always wear sun screen, never use a tanning bed, get adequate sleep and, of course, exercise regularly and eat a healthy diet.

Yet many use cigarettes to stay slim. Most first world Caucasians think a golden skin makes one look healthier. Far too many of us are so attached to gaming, smart phones and movies that the amount of sleep we’re receiving is far below what is healthy. And, last but not least, we are becoming a society of growing obesity because we don’t get enough exercise and fast foods dominate many of our diets.

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We unknowingly or unwillingly ignore the contradictions we embrace when it comes to expecting much from government by paying little.

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It’s not just skin beauty where we fall victim to contradiction, it’s found also in our obsession for lower taxes. For the last quarter century, we’ve been conditioned to believe taxes of any kind are evil, even to the point we now consider CPP contributions a tax rather than an investment towards our future retirement. EI as a tax rather than a premium for a benefit that kicks in when something totally outside our control happens—losing a job when oil prices tank.

We want baby bonus cheques for kids all the way up to 16 years of age, home improvement rebates, OAS (Old Age Security) cheques and CPP cheques when we turn 65.

We want “tough on crime” and increased security which comes with more police, more judges, more crown prosecutors, more jail space, more guards, more prisons, more military, more operational and capital spending on military, more veteran benefits, more spies, and the list goes on.

We want to build our luxury homes on flood plains but then we want the government to bail us out when we’re flooded---sometimes over and over again.

We want to be free-market farmers without border restrictions, able to negotiate the best prices for our crops, but when drought or flood conditions occur, we want the government to send us a bailout cheque.

We want government help when BSE or avian or swine diseases attack our respective livestock herds.

We want nursing homes, seniors’ homes and hospitals in small communities for the

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economic spinoff and keep our seniors close to home. We want universal health care, home care, short wait times for surgeries and cancer treatments. If we have family or friends suffering from mental illness, dementia and all its forms, physical disabilities or an addiction, we want government supports.

We want schools in small communities and smaller classes in larger communities.

We want timely training and affordable postsecondary education. We even expect our “private” schools to get a portion of “public” money which is a complete contradiction.

We want to do extreme sports or let our kids ride SUVs and then expect rescue teams, paramedics, emergency rooms, surgeries, ICUs and publically-funded hospital beds close at hand. We want to smoke, eat an unhealthy diet, maintain an unhealthy weight, not wear helmets or seatbeats, speed and generally increase our probability of being a long-term drag on the public health care system.

We want community halls, skating arenas, curling rinks, seniors’ centers, libraries, swimming pools, recreation centers, ball diamonds, soccer pitches and football fields.

We want well-maintained roads, graded in the summer, snow plowed in the winter and absent of pot holes. For those living in urban areas, we want sidewalks, sewers, treated water, garbage pickup and public transportation.

We want safe drinking water, irrigation, clean rivers and lakes for fishing, water use and recreation. We want electricity and natural gas for our homes and although we think we’re paying a lot for utilities, if not for government assistance, we’d be paying much more.

Now the vast majority of these are needs of an advanced society, and some are just pure wants or self-centeredness of a wealthy society. But in all cases, who would argue that 100 per cent of the populous are okay with government, ergo taxes, paying for 90 per cent of the above wants and needs.

Therein lies the problem behind our lives of contradiction.

The sure treatment for healthy skin is no smoking, sunning or tanning beds and lots of sleep, good food and exercise. Yet we prefer to spend billions of dollars on un-scientific anti-aging products, undergo cosmetic surgery, drink concoctions, inject ourselves with Botox or hope acupuncture will do the trick.

We may think our politicians do a lot of double-speak but surely we, the voters are a major part of the problem. We unknowingly or unwillingly ignore the contradictions we embrace when it comes to expecting much from government by paying little.

Ignorance is bliss, they say! Alas, we seem much happier complaining about high taxes than owning up to the truth that every day of each year, we all use government-funded infrastructure or access some benefit, information, service or government program that is available -- because of taxes!

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LEGISLATURE

We’ve been in a league of our own

by Rick Strankman MLA, more than one of every four Drumheller Stettler barrels of crude imported by In 2014-15, New the U.S. comes from Alberta.

Brunswick expected to colWe sell more oil to the U.S. lect $94 million in resource than Saudi Arabia. royalties—all from mining Even when oil prices slide, and forestry.1 Royalties Alberta collects more from oil and natresource revenue ural gas weren’t than other provpart of the provinces, and, on a ince’s revenue. per person basis, Quebec also we spend above expected to collect the national nothing from average on govhydrocarbons, ernment instead anticiprograms. Today, pating $1.1 billion with energy prices from mining, fornearing the estry, and bottom of the Strankman water-power royalcycle, Alberta’s ties. Ontario’s resource revenue budget pegged its annual is projected at close to $3 bilroyalty revenue at $262 lion—still more than three million. times Saskatchewan’s proOn a per family basis, jected oil revenue, and New Brunswick’s royalty hundreds of millions more money equals $500 per than Saskatchewan will colfamily, Quebec’s about $560 lect from oil, potash, and per family, and Ontario’s uranium combined. about $77 per family.

For decades, we’ve been In contrast, for the fiscal in a league of our own, year ending 2014, Alberta enjoying a financial advancollected almost $10 billion tage that other provinces in royalty revenues—nearly have envied. This advantage $10,000 per family. shifts as energy prices shift, Newfoundland with its offbut we remain one of the shore oil, B.C. with its wealthiest and most privinatural gas, and leged political entities in the Saskatchewan with its world. Yet, effectively, easily recoverable oil Alberta is broke. Some reserves don’t generate the claim it’s because we don’t annual resource revenue of have a sales tax. The eviAlberta. dence indicates that this is Alberta has vast petroridiculous. Per year, Alberta leum resources. And the has often collected double in United States, the world’s resource royalties what B.C. largest economy, with its collects in sales tax alone, immense appetite for oil, is and B.C. has about 450,000 right next door. Currently, more people.

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Reflections, musings Cattle liner rollover near Castor Dear Editor, On a recent tour through your area with a group from A.L.L.(Alberta Life-wide Living) Writing Centre, I took the opportunity to write about some of my reflections and musings regarding the area. I want

to share those musings with you in the hope you may find them worthy of publication in your local newspaper.

Thanks for your consideration.

Vivianne Grue Camrose, Ab.

Mud Buttes It’s late when we return From our Mud Buttes expedition.

Did Johnny Appleseed really Sprinkle scrub brush seeds And the rare elm tree seed In this area?

We must be tired.

We are giddy.

I am giddy to overflowing With the awesome vibrations Of God’s creation I experience today.

The mud/clay hills And deep crevices, The sage and willows, Queen Anne’s lace, brown-eyed susans And golden cone flowers.

The 360º panoramic splendour A feast for the eyes and the spirit.

Am I dreaming?

Pinch me please So I know it’s real.

I relish the smell of fresh sage Stunted here for lack of moisture.

The skies are teaming With image projections In motion and shadow play.

I love the sun’s afterglow On cloud bellies.

I feel the cooling breeze Breathe on me.

Ah! All of it -God’s holy grace.

On Thursday, August 13, 2015, at 6:36 pm, Coronation RCMP were dispatched to a single vehicle rollover involving a cattle trailer on Highway 36, approximately eight kilometres south of Castor, Ab. Fire crews from Castor and Coronation were also dispatched to the scene and

remained well into the night to clear the vehicle and debris.

The driver of the semi was evaluated by EMS and was released on scene with minor injuries.

Many of the 46 cattle died as a result of the collision and two were euthanized by police.

The cause of the collision is under investigation, however

driver error is believed to be a contributing factor.

Motor vehicle collision

On Wednesday, August 12, 2015, Coronation RCMP, EMS, and Castor Fire responded to a single vehicle collision on Highway 36 approximately 20 km south of Castor, Ab.

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My roommates are sleeping.

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There is apparently quite a lot Of ongoing fracking activity In the Consort area.

I engage a young man In conversation.

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ECA Review Reporter The Camrose Primary Care Network (PCN), which brings patient centred care to residents is working in Bashaw. “We are on the right track in Bashaw,” Stacey Strilchuk Executive Director, told Bashaw council at its Aug. 13 meeting. “It took us a bit of time.”

Last fall the PCN was searching for a licensed practical nurse (LPN) to work alongside the doctor in the Bashaw Health Centre and focusing on screening for medical issues.

An LPN has since been hired, which enables the PCN to bring a team-based approach to care to patients.

“The doctor and LPN are stream lining (services), said Strilchuk.

The PCN, which started in 2005, utilizes health care in a team approach co-ordinating with doctors, pharmcists, nurses, dietitians and sometimes social workers and mental health liaisons.

The PCN, which works with 36 family doctors and 25 health care providers in six clinics and four

hospitals/health care facilities, is an extension of doctor services in Bashaw, Camrose, Daysland, Forestburg, Hardisty, Killam and Tofield.

The PCN helps bring health services to patients who may not be able to travel. Medical records will become electronic and patients can meet with health team members and social workers via Skype if the individual isn’t able to drive to a larger centre and don’t want to move from Bashaw.

“What a wonderful asset for our town,” said Mayor Penny Shantz. “It’s an excellent program.”

Likewise, Coun. Rosella Peterman agreed, saying, ”It sounds really good.”

Bashaw Chief Administrative Officer Theresa Fuller said the PCN is “very necessary and a big necessity” for Bashaw, adding that she sees it appeal for seniors.

Victim services grant application

Bashaw council agreed, at its Aug. 13 meeting, to write a letter of support for Bashaw and District Victim Services’ grant application through

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The Hanna Rock & Roll Reunion 2015 Aug. 14 - 15 wrapped up Saturday evening at the Hanna Community Centre with the Hanna bands returning to perform including Hitek, Fascinations, Odium Reproach, Fox Lake Blues Band and Prairie Grass Disaster along with Go Go Dancers, Nadine Hein, Robin and Sarah Warwick and Katie Campbell. Mark Fecho opened up the show singing the original song of the Rock & Roll Reunion, ‘Hanna Saturday Night’, to the approximate 400 attendees.

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Roadway partially blocked Cont’d from Pg 5 A northbound semi hauling a load of fertilizer left the roadway and entered the east ditch, with the trailer partially blocking the roadway.

Fire and towing crews worked for several hours to clear the roadway, resulting in a laneway closure until the vehicle, trailers, and debris could be cleared.

Environmental and Sustainable Resource Development also attended the scene due to phosphorus fertilizer spilling from the trailer.

The driver of the semi was transported by EMS to hospital where he was treated for non life threatening injuries. The cause of the collision remains under investigation.

Alcohol a factor in fatal January collision

Police have confirmed that alcohol consumption was a factor in a single vehicle rollover that resulted in the death of a 19 year-old man from the Castor area in January.

On Jan. 19, 2015, a pickup truck rolled near Castor on Highway 12. The driver and lone occupant of the vehicle died on scene. The driver was not wearing a seatbelt and was found to have had a blood alcohol concentration of over twice the legal limit.

Coronation RCMP would like to take this opportunity to remind citizens to always buckle up when driving, and also to find alternate transportation after drinking.

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Cont’d from Pg 3 use will be severely that council wait until the shoreline restricted, not necessarily management plan is completed in 2016 by current council, but by before registering the bylaw. future councils.

At that time, council could opt to According to Lynn, the repeal the bylaw, according to a memo ER designation has already from CAO Tim Fox, however not put a damper on the sale of without substantial cost. properties in the area with Robinson took issue with Coun. Joe potential buyers uncertain Gendre’s role in decisions regarding of what new restrictions Buffalo Lake. Gendre has three sisters they may face. that own property on the lake of whom Grover takes on new role Robinson is one.

Coun. Dave Grover will Robinson’s concern is that Gendre take over duties from Coun. has a conflict of interest and wanted Joe Gendre on Buffalo Lake council to explain why he was allowed committees. to vote on decisions about Buffalo The agenda indicated that Lake.

Coun. Gendre wished to step Reeve Wayne Nixon stated that it is aside as representative to up to each councillor to declare if they the Buffalo Lake have a pecuniary (financial) interest Intermunicipal in a matter or if they believe they have Development Steering a conflict. The rest of council has no Committee and Buffalo role to play.

Lake South Shore IDP According to Jerry Ward, Public Planning Committee.

Affairs Officer for Municipal Affairs, In an email response any disclosure rests solely on the regarding why he stepped councillor in question. Any failure to down, Gendre explained follow guidelines set out in the that he had approached Municipal Government Act (MGA) council about stepping down could lead to disqualification from a month ago from the South council.

Shore IDP. Coun. Gender, responding to an “At that time, I realized email, stated that neither he nor that there were misconcepother members of council that have siblings who own property at the lake tions and strong feelings that prevented positive diahave ever benefited financially from logue,” stated Gendre in the their real estate dealings. email.

In the MGA section that covers pecuniary interests, siblings are not included in the definition of a councillor’s family of spouse, children, parents or interdependent adult partner.

According to realtor Brian Lynn, who sells properties in the Buffalo Lake area, part of the concern property owners have with the ER is the severe restrictions that the designation places on the waterfront.

Current 5 Year Fixed Previously under the MR, property Rate 3.09* owners had more freedom to main$10,000 $47.79 Current Year tain and use the shoreline in 5 front of Fixed $20,000 $95.58 Rate 3.09* $ 50,000 $238.94 their properties. $10,000 $100,000 $477.88 Owners fear that with the ER, any $47.79

However, Gendre went on to explain that “administration has erred in the council agenda and added the Buffalo Lake IDP of which I still am a committee member.”

New provider for animal services

Old MacDonald Kennels of Ponoka will take over animal control services for the county after Alberta Animal Services of Red Deer terminated the existing contract, citing the contract was not cost effective.

Peace Officer John Bishop reviewed the costs and policies for animal services from both companies.

Alberta Animal Services was offering a new contract for call outs at a cost of a minimum three hours charged at $100 per hour rather than the previous ‘special rate’ of $100 per hour. Old MacDonald offered $85 per hour charged to actual hours.

Old MacDonald operates as an animal rescue facility with the objective being adoptions where possible over euthanasia.

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Mission project close to home

by Pastor Gloria Swain The Strome Community Church held their annual week long Vacation Bible School July 13 - 17 for children ages six to 12.

One of the projects for the week was doing a village clean up on Thursday instead of the usual sports activities.

Their efforts were rewarded by the village office with a beautiful Strome bag which constrained a can of pop and a bag of cheesies.

This year the children’s mission project for the week was the Axelsen family.

The children wanted to help support

Mrs. Axelsen and her two boys of Stettler, following the recent loss of their father, Colin along with their 10 month old daughter, Madeline.

Some of the children who attend Daysland School knew of Colin through the coaching sports teams when he was teaching in Pigeon Lake.

The children along with the guests who attended our barbeque on the last day were able to raise approximately $450 to help support the Axelson family.

We find our children love to be involved in community projects where they are helping others.

Debt now advancing further

Cont’d from Pg 4 There hasn’t been a shortage of government money in Alberta. Instead, there’s been an absolute deluge of government spending and waste. Successive Alberta governments have been fiscal failures, and the new Premier, Rachel Notley, isn’t even trying to balance the budget. Instead, she hiked spending and is piling on debt.

This summer, the NDP used its majority to give themselves a brand new $6 billion credit card. That card will be maxed out before the end of this fiscal year, when they’ll be looking for even more credit and debt. This isn’t emergency money, or borrowing for a one-time crisis. This is cash for day-today incidentals and operations—like a

normal person borrowing loonies on a daily basis just to head over to Tim’s for coffee and a doughnut.

Many analysts say that Notley’s level of spending and borrowing could easily bring Alberta debt to between $40-$50 billion by 2019 or 2020. Simply put, Alberta needs to get its fiscal house in order.

All responsible parents and grandparents want their kids to have more opportunities than they had. The notion of bequeathing a legacy of personal debt to their loved ones would be abhorrent to them. Yet this is exactly the situation that successive Alberta governments have created, and that the NDP government is now further advancing.

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A letter will be sent from the Town of Castor to TransCanada detailing their support for the development of the Energy East Pipeline town council decided at their regular meeting on Aug. 10.

The Energy East Pipeline, being developed by TransCanada, is a 4,600 km batch crude oil pipeline that will carry 1.1-million barrels of crude oil per day from Alberta and Saskatchewan to refineries in Eastern Canada.

The exact route is still unclear for the pipeline and will only be determined after a public and regulatory review but the planned starting point is a new tank terminal in Hardisty, Ab. According the company’s website website currently, the project has the following major components: - Converting an existing natural gas pipeline to an oil transportation pipeline.

- Constructing new pipelines in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Eastern Ontario, Québec and New Brunswick to link up with the converted pipe.

- Constructing the associated facilities, pump stations and tank terminals required to move crude oil from Alberta to Québec and New Brunswick, including marine facilities that enable

Funds for Castor

Municipal Affairs informed Council that they are committed to honouring the Municipal Sustainability Initiative (MSI) funding for 2015-16. Castor will receive $294,787 in funding, $232,252 of that the town received on Aug. 10.

Castor’s Small Communities Fund grant was approved which will see the town receiving $1,315,100 from each of the Provincial and the Federal Governments. The Town of Castor will also have to provide that amount over a four year period.

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How to react when grades drop?

Stay calm

Remaining calm and taking a step back is essential when parents realize that children’s grades are dropping.

After all, a re­port card is nothing more than a tool that provides information about your children’s strengths and areas that need work. Of course, you can’t just ignore poor grades, but you must try to emphasize the good results and congratulate your child for them.

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Always keep in mind that you need to have realistic expectations about your children’s academic performance. After all, they pro­bably have their strengths and weaknesses, just as you do.

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Prevent panicking during exams

If you’re a bit phobic about exams, there are two things you shouldn’t overlook: good studying techniques and excellent mental preparation.

1. Be very disciplined about studying for your exam on a daily basis, and be sure to have a course outline you can refer to. This will save you from having to do lots of last minute cramming, which can be really discouraging.

2. When prepping for an exam, be creative and invent original or hu­morous memorizing tricks. They will save you a lot of study time and will leave the material et­ched in your me­mory for years to come.

3. During the exam, adopt a positive attitude. It’s really surprising how beneficial this ap­proach can be for relaxing as well as for concentrating.

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Special Needs Programs • Second Languages Family School Wellness Workers Early Literacy Intervention Programs • Computer Technology Full Time/Part Time ECS Programs • Pre Kindergarten Programs Basketball • Badminton • Volleyball • Curling Track and Field • Cross Country Running • Orienteering Fine Arts Programs Variety of option Programs Successful High School Completion Rate Semester 1 Semester 2 Year

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County ofof Stettler No. 6 invites TheTheCounty Stettler hasallanratepayers exciting career opportunity for an entry-level position to join County Council and Administration to bringing effective technical skills participate in Town Hall meetings. We encourageto the position of Help Desk Technician. and invite citizen input on various topics in a

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