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Draft concept plans from Parkland Community Planning Services (PCPS) for the development of the Big Valley tiny homes subdivision were part of the agenda at the Feb. 23 regular council meeting.

These plans illustrate what the subdivision could look like with road allowances, individual lot READY. dimensions BE and architectural guideline suggestions and include

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Rails and Tales

Logistical discussions continue regarding the Rails and Tails exposition taking place between Stettler and Big Valley from June 29 and July 5.

Volunteers working the event will need a place to stay in Big Valley for a few days before and after the event.

Council has resolved to reserve

Big Valley’s Centennial Campground from June 27 to July 4 for use by Rails and Tails volunteers.

In lieu of an immediate financial contribution, council will allow the volunteers to camp for free.

Future financial contributions to the event will remain open for discussion.

A Rails and Tails information night, open to the public, is planned for Mar. 14.

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proposed regulations, standards and bylaw amendments.

After an in-depth review of all the information, council decided unanimously to go ahead with the re-zoning and subdivision of the development area as soon as possible.

A public Open House will be held to further discuss this unique project and address resident questions and concerns; however details are yet to be confirmed.

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Clive approves its updated land use bylaw Village of Clive approved its updated and revised Land Use Bylaw.

The revised bylaw addressed what accessory buildings are allowed in residential areas, types of development permitted in the village, derelict vehicles, the use of shipping containers and rezoning 4803 – 47 Ave. from urban reserve to residential small holdings.

During its regular meeting Feb. 13, Clive council gave second, as well as third and final reading to the bylaw.

Before approving the bylaw, Coun.

Marvin Wieler made a motion to have the definition “derelict vehicle” as a vehicle not validly registered be

removed from the updated land use bylaw.

During a January public hearing at the village for the bylaw, with about six residents attending, some residents told council they were in favour of allowing unregistered vehicles on properties as long as they were neat and tidy and that many people can’t afford to register all of their vehicles at the same time.

Council previously discussed redefining the definition of derelict vehicles.

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Bylaw reviewed

Council continued the review of their draft Council Code of Conduct Bylaw, discussing the sections on accountability, fair treatment and the relationship between council and administration.

In accordance with the requirements set out in the Municipal Government Act (MGA), information encompassed by this bylaw include clear expectations on ethical and lawful conduct, preserving the integrity and impartiality of council and disclosing pecuniary interests.

Also included in the bylaw will be information regarding the behaviour the public can expect from their elected officials and a mechanism for responding to alleged breaches.

Council will continue to review this bylaw over several meetings.

information on the programming direction and mandate of SALC. Focusing on literacy and foundational learning, Barritt outlined current available programs and resources and discussed ways to expand collaborative efforts in order to bring SALC programs to Big Valley and area residents.

SALC program information can be obtained at the village office.

Ball Diamonds

The Big Valley Ag. Society made a request to partner with the village for ball diamond maintenance.

The Society will no longer have the equipment to perform the maintenance themselves and are hopeful the village will be able to help.

Council has directed administration to do a cost analysis and begin to discuss partnership options.

ATCO Electric

First reading was given to Bylaw 829, an electric distribution system agreeCounty of Paintearth No. 18 ment giving ATCO Electric DEVELOPMENT PERMIT Ltd. the right to provide electric APPLICATION APPROVED distribution serNotice is hereby given that the following vice within the Development Permit Application has been village. approved: The agreement will grant ATCO Electric an excluDP1702 Harvey and Dawn Bargholz sive franchise for SE 2-39-11-W4 a period of 10 Single Family Residence years subject to the right of Any person claiming to be affected by renewal. such decision may appeal by giving Notice in writing to the Secretary, Subdivision Stettler and Development Appeal Board, County Learning of Paintearth No. 18, Box 509 Castor, Council AB TOC OXO not later than 4:30 p.m., Brenda Barritt, March 17, 2017. The Notice must contain Program the reason for the appeal and pursuant to Manager for the Bylaw No. 580-09 Include the $200.00 fee.

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TO BE CONSIDERED: Each tender must be submitted on the forms sup SAFETY CERTIFICATION: Registered Safety Certification and must comply with the terms and conditions s Program is required. documents.

ENGINEER OWNER: SAFETY CERTIFICATION: Registered Certification Program is requir Town Safety of Coronation CIMA+ PO Box 219 OWNER: Centre 810, Suite 110 ENGINEER 5015 Victoria Avenue 7777 - 10th Street NE CIMA+ Town of Coronation Coronation, AbPO T0C Calgary, AB T2E 8X2 Centre 810, Suite 110 Box1C0 219 7777 - 10th Street NE PROJECT MANAGER Calgary, AB T2E 8X2 Patrick Whitson P.L. (Eng.) Lead Engineering Technologist PROJECT MANAGER CONTACT INFORMATION: Patrick Whitson P.L. (Eng.) Lead Engineering Technologist Phone: (403) 247-2001 Fax:CONTACT (403) 247-2013 INFORMATION: Email: patrick.whitson@cima.ca Phone: (403) 247-2001

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(403) 247-2013 patrick.whitson@cima.ca NOTICE OF HEARING ENVIRONMENTAL APPEALS BOARD

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Water Act Licence No. 00369196-00-00 Appeal No.: 16-005

Time: Date: Location:

9:00 a.m.

March 24, 2017 Environmental Appeals Board 306, Peace Hills Trust Tower 10011 – 109 Street Edmonton, AB

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Interventions Any person, other than the parties, who wishes to make a representation before the Board on this appeal must submit a request in writing by fax or by e-mail to the Board at the fax number or e-mail address set out below. The request must be received by the Board on or before March 10, 2017. It is your responsibility to ensure that your request is received by the Board by March 10, 2017.

Such a request shall (a) contain the name, address, email, and telephone and fax numbers of the person submitting the request, (b) indicate whether the person submitting the request intends to be represented by a lawyer or agent and, if so, the name of the lawyer or agent, (c) contain a summary of the nature of the person’s interest in this appeal, and (d) be signed by the person submitting the request.

Applications will only be considered if the information will assist the Board in making its decision, and will not duplicate the information provided by the parties. After March 10, 2017, the Board will, in its discretion, determine if other persons may make representations, and the manner in which they can be made.

Once the Board makes a decision on any intervenor applications, the hearing will be open to the public for viewing only.

Water Act Licence The Environmental Appeals Board will hold a hearing on March 24, 2017 in Edmonton, Alberta, to hear submissions with respect to the decision of the Director, Red Deer-North Saskatchewan Region, Alberta Environment and Parks, to issue to Terry and Catherine Gilbertson, Water Act Licence No. 00369196-00-00 for the operation of a works and the diversion of up to 3400.0 cubic metres of water annually from SW 35-038-09-W4M for agricultural purposes (stock watering), in Brownfield, Alberta.

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Viewing Documents Effective February 28, 2017, copies of material filed with the Board respecting this appeal will be available for viewing at the Brownfield Community Library, 5001 Main Street Brownfield, Alberta, during its normal operating hours, or by appointment at the office of the Environmental Appeals Board in Edmonton.

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Information Requests Environmental Appeals Board Registrar of Appeals 306, 10011 – 109 Street Edmonton, Alberta, T5J 3S8 Telephone: 780-427-6207 Toll-free 310-0000, followed by 780-427-6207 Fax: 780-427-4693 E-Mail: gilbert.vannes@gov.ab.ca Website: www.eab.gov.ab.ca

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The information requested is necessary to allow the Environmental Appeals Board to perform its function. The information is collected under the authority of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, section 33(c).

Section 33(c) provides that personal information may only be collected if that information relates directly to and is necessary for the processing of About the Board The information you provide will be The Environmental Appeals Board is an independent this appeal. quasi-judicial body that hears appeals of certain considered a public record. decisions made by Alberta Environment and Parks.

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RCMP

Break and enter suspects need to be identified RCMP in Hanna are asking for the public’s assistance to identify two break and enter suspects.

On Wed. Feb 8, at approxi-

a large 4x4 sticker seen behind the rear wheel on the box, white canopy topper and after market larger tires with five pronged rims.

The vehicle entered the property westbound from Hwy 586 and later left eastbound on Hwy 586.

Fuel thefts

In the early hours of Feb. 21, Stettler RCMP received a report of a male failing to pay for fuel. Upon reviewing the video surveillance, it was determined the licence plate attached to the vehicle was stolen from another vehicle in Red Deer.

Photos obtained from this incident showing a lone male filling up a pickup truck with, what appears to be, beer kegs in the box.

On Feb. 18, at approximately 7 p.m. a male subject failed to pay for $179.66 worth of fuel from the Stettler Fas Gas. An additional subject is seen sitting in the passenger seat while the male suspect was filling the vehicle with fuel. The male subject is described as wearing a grey toque, a dark puffer jacket and blue jeans and has a light skin complection.

If members of the public recognize this person, they’re encouraged to contact the Stettler RCMP or Crimestoppers.

Thieves make away with shop items including tools and fishing equipment from a rural residence northeast of Hanna on Feb. 8.

ECA Review/RCMP mately 10 p.m., a break and enter was committed at a rural residence northeast of Hanna, near Hwy 586 and Township Road 32-4, just south of Coronation.

A dark coloured 2000-2002 model Chevrolet Silverado with the following descriptors was used in the offence: body lift kit, step up rails, after market light bar on the roof which is activated by a switch on the light bar itself, after market reverse lights,

Possible partial license plate of *** 649 (unknown province).

There were two Caucasian males appearing to be between the ages of 20 30 years old occupying the pickup truck.

The two males entered several different buildings on the property stealing various power tools, a ice auger, fish camera, welder and fuel from a tank on the property.

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A Special Thank You

Words cannot express the gratitude we feel towards all who supported us during Eunice’s recent health issue. We wish to thank you for the well wishes, the prayers, the food, the cards, the flowers, the phone calls, the hugs and other acts of kindness. In our minds there is no better place to call home than Coronation.

cious at this time.

Police are wishing to speak with anyone who may have been out walking or driving in that area between the evening of the 23rd and morning of the 24th of February.

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Thank you so much

Jim & Eunice Campion

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Public speaking competition held on Family Day

by Damien Griffiths On Feb. 20, Family Day, the Brownfield MultiClub held their Public Speaking Day at the Brownfield hall.

On Family Day, family and friends came to listen to the 4-H speeches of Junior, Intermediate and Senior members.

We had all different kinds of topics including Recycling, One Cup of Thankfulness, Keeping Up and many others.

After judges listened to all of the speeches, we broke for a nice supper and then listened to impromptu speeches.

The judges carefully selected

our winners.

Junior winners were: first, Sydney Creasy, and second, Nate Creasy.

For intermediates, first this year went to Kurt Heidecker, second was awarded to Meadow Cole.

Our senior winner was

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Jeremey Burkinshaw. We even had one of our Cleaver kids do a presentation on How to make a coaster. We thank everyone who came and supported our speakers.

Also a special thank you to our judges who volunteered their time.

Busy month for Brownfield 4-H Beef Club members

by Skyla Cardinal Brownfield 4-H Beef Club had their ski trip at the Alliance Ski Hill on Feb. 10 with some hot chocolate and snacks.

They went to Red Deer on Feb. 11 for the Rebels hockey game.

Sunday, Feb. 19, the club had their first public speaking. First place finishers were Sydney Richardson in Juniors, Rosly Pretty for Intermediate.

Aimee Caseley placed

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second for Intermediate and Desteny Grob, third.

In Seniors, Becka Schmidt was first and Skyla Cardinal placed second.

Abree Caseley chaired the event and the judges were LaraMcQuade, Sylvia Richardson, Darolyn Black and Shauna-Lee Thomas.

Amanda Richardson was the timer and Tracey Caseley, the teller. A lunch was served after the speeches and impromtus.

The next meeting is March 5.

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Immigrants, refugees not the enemy

by B.P. Schimke There are a lot of people, especially those who subscribe to a radical rightwing ideology, who believe immigration is the problem.

I would argue it’s not immigration, rather it’s we, the baby boomers, who are the problem.

We are the problem because we are retiring and leaving a shortage of qualified replacement workers.

We are the problem because as we age, government-funded health care, drug benefits, long-term care facilities, Old Age Security and dementia will cost younger taxpayers exponentially more each year until we die.

We are the problem as we stash our dough in tax free savings accounts and spend much of our income propping up other economies with winter homes and world travel.

Baby boomers are also the problem

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I would argue

it’s not immigration, rather it’s we, the baby boomers, who are the problem.

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because we didn’t produce enough children to replace ourselves.

Of course, we baby boomers like to think we are self-made, hard workers and completely deserving of our soft retirement years and huge government-funded social programs.

I would argue, however, Canadianborn baby boomers are instead the luckiest generation in the history of mankind.

Our grandparents did the hard job of immigrating to a country with an unforgiving climate, usually arriving penniless, travelling by oxen, living in mud homes and often not able to speak a word of English.

Our grandparents and parents worked hard and suffered much to give us all the advantages. They fought the World Wars, survived the depression, suffered the heartbreak of losing children and mothers because doctors were unaffordable, grew their own food, were lucky to get a grade 8 education and worked every day without a vacation.

Throughout history, immigrants do

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the menial jobs and work the hardest.

Their one goal is to make a better life for their children.

That was the attitude of babyboomer grandparents and that’s the attitude of today’s new Canadians, whether immigrants or refugees.

Immigrant families on average start more small businesses; achieve higher grades in school and within a generation are often the ones filling high tech and professional jobs. But whose fault is that, certainly not the immigrant!

There’s a good reason why Silicon Valley tech companies recruit immigrants. First of all, North America doesn’t produce enough graduates. The trend for many decades has been for Canadian-born students to overwhelmingly choose careers in finance and law—big bucks, takers not contributors.

Too many of our students moved away from the sciences, math and engineering which are the careers with skill sets that lead to innovation and economic growth.

At the same time, students in emerging societies were studying long and hard to earn exceptionally high marks and snag one of the limited numbers of coveted spots in their universities.

The economy grows based on how much we produce in goods and services. What we produce increases through innovation, exports and population growth. The export of raw materials is not enough to explain the growth of cities like Vancouver, Toronto, Edmonton or Calgary.

We also need immigrants to do those jobs that we won’t do because we don’t work for minimum wages or the jobs are beneath us (fast food, agriculture, janitorial, construction, service industries).

I just can’t wait for the United States to deport all their illegal immigrants and see how many angry white men and woman step up to pick vegetables by hand and clean the toilets.

Japan went the other way and has no immigration. Today they are building robots to take care of their seniors, effectively eliminating humanity to ensure racial purity.

So next time you feel inclined to run down our immigration or refugee policy or participate in actions of hatred towards immigrants—whether through word or deed—don’t forget we, the baby boomers, are, in fact, a large part of Canada’s financial problem today and will be a significant part of its problem tomorrow.

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by Herman Schwenk Illegal refugees seems to be another one of these issues where Canada is expected to save the world.

For the last three years Europe has been overrun by refugees from Africa and the Middle East especially Syria.

Since the Liberals under Justin Trudeau were elected as the government, Canada has been bringing refugees into Canada at four times the rate than was the case when the Conservatives were the governing party.

While I disagree with bringing that many refugees into Canada in such a short time at least it is a regulated system.

Since Trump announced a total ban on anyone coming from seven Muslim countries we have refugees/migrants coming into Canada illegally into BC, Manitoba and Quebec by the hundreds from the good ole USA. It appears that if the people claim to be asylum seekers, the RCMP will assist them across the border.

If these people showed up at an official border crossing they would be refused entry into Canada due to the Canada-US “ Safe Third Country Agreement”, unless there are special circumstances.

The agreement is part of the US-Canada “Smart Border Action Plan”.

We have no idea who these people are that are being allowed into Canada illegally. We are assuming that these are people that came into the USA from one of those seven countries.

However they had to have been screened to some extent or they would not have been allowed into the US in the first place.

If they did enter the USA illegally,

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why in the world would we want them in Canada?

It just seems that the Trudeau Liberals feel compelled to invite every unfortunate individual into this country that knocks on the door.

I don’t see a political upside to this exercise. It will be a long time before they are able to vote for him.

These people are not like immigrants that come into Canada through the normal immigration system.

These immigrants have skills that allow them to contribute to our society right away.

Refugees will be a financial drain on the country for a long time as most of them can’t speak either official language and do not have the skills that are needed in Canada.

There is another related development in this country that just makes me shake my head.

On Feb. 20 the Montreal City Council voted unanimously to approve a motion declaring itself a “sanctuary city”.

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What does becoming a sanctuary city really mean? There are some sanctuary cities in Canada already, such as Toronto and London in Ontario.

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Dear editor, We would like to take this opportunity to provide some clarification on the unfortunate situation our community of New Brigden is facing.

For those that do not know, our small school in New Brigden, Ab. is facing potential closure.

This is the result of a few different factors, the most influential being the approval of busing for students from New Brigden to attend school in Oyen.

The Prairie Rose school board has been quoted as saying the cause of our low student enrollment is depopulation.

However, this is a misleading statement. There has been a decrease in student enrollment since the granting of busing to Oyen, but our small village and outlying community are facing a repopulation, with young couples and families moving back to the area.

There are now many small children in our community who may never have the opportunity to attend our fantastic rural school.

Many people seem to think that closure of the school in New Brigden will result in the direct increase in funding for the other schools in our ward, however this is incorrect. If our school in New Brigden were to

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The closure of the school does not automatically mean saved money either. Turn to Exemplary, Pg 8

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The dolls will then be decorated with the person’s name and will be hung in our hallway.

As a school, our goal is to sell enough paper dolls to make a paper doll chain from the Kindergarten room at the north end, all the way down the hall to the wooden cross at the south end of the school.

All funds raised will be forwarded on to the Rainbow of Hope for Children Organization who work towards helping people in less fortunate countries.

Hopefully, we can help this young girl in her mission to further her education. We will keep you updated with our progress throughout the 40 days of lent.

Over the last couple of weeks the Grade 1/2s have been setting individual goals for themselves to work on throughout the week.

They chose accountability partners to check in with once in the middle of the week and once at the end of the week to make sure they are closer to accomplishing their goals.

It is really neat to see their acceptance of responsibility when they are coming up with their own goals and checking in to make sure they are achieving the goal.

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Classes reflected on why they were wearing pink shirts and what it means to stand up against bullying. Many thoughtful students helped support the campaign.

With the season of Lent starting by the time this article goes to print, the staff and students at Theresetta School have started to think about how they, as a whole school, can come together and provide some support for someone in need.

The junior high religion class has been hard at work deciding on the details of our school Lenten fundraiser.

This year we will be working towards raising enough money, at school and our local parish, to support the schooling of a young lady in El Salvador.

The junior highs have selected a young woman that we wish to support in her education goals. As a fundraiser, the students, and parish members will be able to bring in 50 cents to purchase a paper doll cut from recycled paper.

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The school is excited to be offering a coding class, a drama class, a band class, and outdoor education.

In coding, the students and Mr. Fetaz are working on personal projects dealing with controlling robots that they assemble.

In drama, the students and Miss Loonen will be working towards presenting a play production to the school, community, and other invited schools, by the end of the year.

In band, the students, led by Mr. Finkbiner, are able to pick from a variety of instruments from an acoustic, electric, and bass guitar, drums, and even the banjo.

In outdoor education, with Mr. Ries, the students are working towards their end of the year trip to Kootenay Plains by learning outdoor skills and planning their trip details.

The grade 3/4 class has begun its first class W.I.G. (Wildly Important Goal).

The class is working on keeping their classroom clean.

So far the class is doing great and is well on its way to having a scavenger hunt around the school yard, which is the prize for completing their W.I.G. for one whole month.

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Students from the mini-dunkers after school program went to play mini-games against Stettler Elementary School, Donalda, Botha, and Christ King Elementary school kids and did very well, even though they never kept score.

On Feb. 25, the girls team hosted the Brownfield girls for a close back and forth game with our Knights coming out victorious.

The following Wed. Feb. 22, the girls battled against Big Valley. It was an action packed game and the girls again were able to clinch the win.

Good work girls!

The boys Knights basketball team eventually began playing some solid basketball versus Big Valley Wed. Feb. 22, after school and showed some good form.

Because a few experienced Knights players were lost to the disabled and illness list the team will chalk this exhibition game up as great and valuable experience for our more junior players in advance of the CARA tournament.

Thanks again coach Roland, parents and fans for supporting us during all of our games!

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Passion for cars and racing HUDGEON, Kenneth Charles December 29, 1937February 20, 2017

Ken Hudgeon of Drumheller, Ab. passed away after a brief illness on Mon. Feb. 20, 2017, surrounded by family.

Ken is remembered by his loving wife of 59 years, Anne; sons, Alfred Hudgeon (Maureen), David (Dena) and Kenny (Nancy); daughter, Tammy (Ode); grandchildren, Blair (Janine), Dylan (Krystal), Kyle (Tessa), Tyler, Adrian, Katelyn (Dustin), Courtney (Vance); and great grandson, Benson.

Also surviving him are brothers, Bob (Norlene) and Don; as well as numerous nieces and nephews.

Ken was born in

Drumheller and grew up on the family farm at Delia, Ab.. After high school, Ken left the farm and joined Canadian Utilities/Alberta Power as a lineman and serviceman.

He plied his trade for 20 years, spending time in Oyen and Coronation before returning to Drumheller.

In 1977, he left Alberta Power to start his own company, Hudgeon Power Systems, which he led until 2009 when he retired and handed the reins to his eldest son, Alfred.

Ken was also a successful competitive stock car racer for many years. He built and raced cars around Western Canada with his friends, Pete Benson and Dick Smeal.

At the time, he was offered an opportunity to pursue his racing career in the United States, but instead chose family and adventures in the Drumheller Valley.

In retirement, Ken

Motor vehicle collision fatalities

Cont’d from Pg 3 If residents noticed any unusual activity in the area of 12th street and 8th avenue, or have any information please contact the Wainwright RCMP. Police are specifically interested in anyone with exterior video surveillance in their home or vehicle.

If you have information about this incident, please call the Wainwright RCMP or Crime Stoppers by phone at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).

RCMP Major Crimes has taken over the investigation. The investigation is ongoing. At this time, there is no further information.

Motor vehicle collision fatalities

Killam RCMP were dispatched to attend a two vehicle collision at approx. 7 p.m. on Highway 13 south of Hardisty, Ab. A westbound SUV with a lone occupant crossed the centre line and collided head on with an eastbound car with four occupants.

The SUV then travelled into the ditch on fire. Fire personnel on scene worked quickly to extinguish the SUV. Tragically all five occupants involved in this collision were pronounced deceased at the scene.

Further information regarding the lone occupant of the SUV is not available at this time.

The 52-year-old male driver, 44-yearold female passenger, 12 and 9-year-old passengers of the car were from Amisk, Ab. “Our thoughts are with the family members of the deceased, and the community of Amisk during this extremely difficult time,” says Corporal Ronald Bumbry, RCMP Media Relations Officer.

Members along with a RCMP Collision Analyst continue to

investigate.

Killam RCMP victim services attended the scene and continue to assist with this tragic collision. Road and weather conditions do not appear to be factors.

continued to pursue his passion for cars and could typically be found working on his latest project in his Munson shop or having coffee with his friends at Joe DeMott’s shop.

Ken and Anne also enjoyed quading, camping and spending time at their house on Gabriola Island, BC. A Celebration of Ken’s Life will be held on Friday, March 10, 2017 at 2 p.m. at Knox United Church, 195 - 3rd Avenue E, Drumheller, AB. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Ken’s memory to the Alberta

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Autistic child railroaded out of attending school

Dear Editor, My child has a disability. A mental disability, high functioning Autism otherwise known as Asperger’s. This letter is in response to rumours about my child and the situation my child has been put into by Clearview School Division.

Children with Autism have a lack of understanding of social skills and have difficulties using their expressive language.

These children also will escalate more than the average person when frustrated. In my child’s case this means he will yell loudly and swear.

The escalations are often related to an underlying issue.

There is a plan in place at home and at the school to help my child avoid these outbursts. My child regularly sees an Autism Specialist. These outbursts now rarely occur. In the past 11 years (including play-school) only twice has Clearview School Division attended any meetings with my child’s specialist although they have been invited to all of them.

My child found himself in a locker room situation at basketball tournament at the beginning of January. As parents we were not notified of the situation. A few days later at basketball practice the situation was brought up with my child.

The basketball coach (a parent volunteer who was not told by Clearview

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of his diagnosis) and a teacher to make a comment. approached my child in regards of the My son has tried several times to situation. discuss with administration on his Interested?

My child went to use his exit strateown what had happened but was Applications available at the gies that were in place for him as part denied the opportunity to be heard. of his individual program plan. Three All he wants is an explanation of why Town Office or by calling times he was denied. This lead to my no one will believe him and why he is Jim Holman @ 403-854-3936 child making a comment that he being punished for a comment when should not have made, out of he tried to use his frustration. exit strategy.

This was the first time we were When we asked made aware of the situation. to meet with The following day my child was administration extremely frustrated over an incident and the school where he expressed his frustration by division psycholoyelling and swearing. He left the gist to discuss the Feature Trees Size Price school. situation, it I personally know of several adults turned into a Colorado Spruce 3’-5’ $50-$90 who use this strategy of walking away meeting of four Dakota Pinnacle Birch 7-10 gal. 5’-7’ $100-$120 until in a calmer state. people to ten.

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Exemplary educational opportunities Cont’d from Pg 7 The 1.0 fulltime (FTE) teacher position is a permanent position, meaning this salary is not cut or saved, the job is simply moved to a new school.

We do ask for support for our school from the surrounding communities.

However, we acknowledge that there are many who do not support our cause, or understand why we are fighting so hard for our small school.

From these people we ask that if we do not have your

support, could we please have your understanding.

The division caused our once enthusiastic and vibrant community, issues that run deep.

We see and experience it daily when we are in town, trying to plan community events, or visiting with friends and family.

We are all working hard to provide the best for our children. We believe all of our children deserve the best possible education and we feel that New Brigden School offers exemplary educational and unique

social and recreational opportunities that best suit our children.

We recognize that the surrounding schools have many notable attributes as well, but we do not see this as an either/

or situation.

That is why we will carry on working hard to prevent the closure of our school, while continuing to support the enrichment of surrounding schools as well.

“There is more power in unity than in division” ~ Emanuel Cleaver The Friends of New Brigden School, New Brigden, Ab.

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Plan not followed Cont’d from Pg 11 At this meeting I asked why we were not informed of the basketball incident, why the parent volunteer was not told of my sons diagnosis?

No sufficient answers were given. We were also told that they would provide the bare minimum classes my child would need to enter the trade he wishes to enter.

After writing a letter to the Minister of Education, Clearview Administration retracted saying he could attend outreach but with no support.

My son requires educational support.

At this point I contacted the Superintendent to arrange a meeting. At this meeting we tried to address our concerns.

I pointed out that my son has a disability, part of which is outbursts. I also pointed out that several students in Alberta who have the same diagnosis who have not been kicked out of the school when they have an outburst.

We tried to address the initial locker room situation.

I point blank asked if there had been any follow up because of the difference of the situation as seen by my son and Clearview.

We were told no.

When we asked, yet again, why we were not contacted in regards to the situation in the locker room and why my son was not allowed to use his exit strategies?

Again we received no answers.

We were told that Clearview has bent over backwards trying to accommodate my son, to which I pointed out several areas where they have not.

I was told that there are some staff and students who are afraid of my son. It is interesting to note that he still meets his friends for lunch. He is still allowed to attend archery tournaments with staff and students.

A child with Autism has outbursts. What is needed is understanding.

Imagine seeing a person

having an epileptic seizure for the first time.

Yes, you might be scared but with education on the matter you become knowledgeable of the condition.

My child has a medical mental diagnosis/disability.

This school division has been aware of it since play-school.

There needs to be more education done.

After all, that is what school is about.

I requested that Dynamic Development Psychological Services be contacted to assist with school with my son since my son’s Autism Specialist is out on medical leave.

We were flatly denied.

There was no willingness to discuss the incident that led up to my child’s outburst.

If you go to Alberta Education website there is a section called Positive Behaviour Supports.

It clearly states “ the support strategy should look at root causes of a student’s problem behaviour.”

This has not been allowed to happen in my son’s case.

My child is currently not attending school under physician orders (as Clearview’s decision led to my child’s downward spiral) until Clearview School Division can put into place a proper plan that will be followed to allow my son success at school.

I have had to contact Alberta Education about my son being railroaded into not attending school.

Basically my child has not attended school the past five weeks. He has been allowed to attend archery.

This is the second time in two years that a plan has been in place for my son that has not been followed, the result being my son having outbursts that could have been avoided or at least downgraded.

Clearview is refusing to acknowledge that part of my son’s disability is outbursts.

Out of sight out of mind, is their new policy.

Tara Muhlbeier Castor, Ab.

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Girls U-16 team win a bronze medal at tournament in Edmonton, Feb 11 - 12. From the left, back row: Asst. coach Matthew Blouin, Hanna Norman from Donalda, Sydney Kubinchuck and Tristen Shaw from Coronation, Rachel Morbeck of Erskine, Tailyn Parchewsky of Forestburg, Don Seale (head coach); kneeling, Taylor Fuller from Donalda and in front, Tamara Ball of Castor and Rachel Seale of Bashaw.

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Red & Black Bull Sale U-16 Club wins Wed., Mar. 8, 2017 bronze at Premier 1 Tournament Camrose Regional Exhibition Grounds Camrose, AB • 1:00 PM

Fine individual and collective play by a local Synergy 1 team resulted in a Bronze Medal at the first of three Premier U-16 volleyball tournaments to be held this season.

Blue Synergy 1 had victories over Sherwood Park KAOS, Killam Spartans, East Central Chill, and others in the two-day event held in Edmonton, Feb. 11-12.

“I was proud of the girls’ level of play, especially when considering the many city teams we were against,” says Don Seale, head coach. “Those teams cut as many as 20 - 30 girls when selecting players. Our roster has eight.

Needless to say, we didn’t cut anyone.”

Winning Bronze did not come without lows. The team struggled badly in the second set of its match against a powerful team from Peace River.

“We stayed with them in the first set (25 - 27), but imploded in the second.

It’ll take time for the girls to feel

confident enough to play consistently at such a high level,” says Seale.

Synergy rebounded with a victory in the crossover match, which, as the draw would have it, was against Blue Synergy 2.

“We didn’t like having to play our sister team. That shouldn’t have happened, especially when considering there were 36 teams attending,” says Seale.

A shoulder injury to setter, Hanna Norman in the following semi finals contributed to a two-straight loss to Lacombe Thunder.

Synergy 1 rebounded with a victory in the Bronze Medal match against Wetaskewin (25 - 23, 16 - 25, 15 - 5).

Blue Synergy’s two teams are comprised of 17 players from the surrounding area, including Alix, Bashaw, Castor, Coronation, Donalda, Erskine, Forestburg and Stettler.

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Coronation/Stettler, Ab

53. Up to it 54. Ballerina’s skirt 55. Sight organ 56. Like some stockings 57. Walk 58. Lay turf

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1. Bit of news 2. Adore 3. Soap-making substances 4. Appropriate 5. Intensify 6. Snack place

7. Snoozes 8. Jalopy 9. Unwritten 10. Office note 11. Toward the rising sun 17. Welcoming person 19. Storage bin 23. Divert 25. Cunning 26. Border 27. Live 28. Set (down) 30. Printing fluid 31. 18 or 30 32. Blazed the trail

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36. Confections 37. Weaken 40. Begone, cat!

41. Drifter 42. Holiday season 44. Oaf 46. Pub beverages 47. BLT dressing 48. Accelerated 50. Embarrassed 51. Eat late ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO. 862 is on Page 13

Job opportunity:

Literacy Coordinator Paintearth Community Adult Learning Council is seeking a self motivated individual to work with the Program Manager to administrate and oversee the Adult and Family programs within the County of Paintearth Please submit resume, cover letter and references to PCALC, Box 808, Coronation AB T0C 1C0, or drop off at the Adult Learning office in Coronation or Castor, or email to manager@ paintearthlearning.ca. Successful applicant must be familiar with full job description posted on www.paintearthlearning.ca Preference will be given to County of Paintearth residents.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Administrative Assistant / Bookkeeper – small Christian School

Living Truth Christian School in Mirror has a strong sense of community where people care about each other.

Under the general supervision of the Principal, the Administrative Assistant provides day to day support for school operations.

We are looking for a person with a good work ethic, able to work independently, a strong commitment to Christ and an active participant in a faith community. For more information or to obtain a job description, please contact the school at 403-788-2444. Wages and hours to be discussed at interview.

To apply, please email resume to info@ ltchristianschool.ca or fax it to 403-788-2445.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Municipal District Of Provost No. 52

Seasonal Equipment Operators & Labourers The M.D. of Provost No. 52 is currently seeking seasonal equipment operators and labourers for the 2017 season. These positions will be based out of but not limited to the M.D. shops located in Hughenden and/or Provost.

Valid Driver’s License Required (Class 1Q Endorsement preferred).

Experience in operating various heavy equipment, the ability to work without supervision, and mechanical ability are required.

For more information contact Tyler Lawrason, Len Fossen or Marty Biro at 780-753-2434 (Office) Interested applicants are invited to submit a resume with a current driver’s abstract to: M.D. of Provost No. 52 4504 – 53rd Avenue, Box 300, Provost, Alberta T0B 3S0 These positions will be left open until suitable candidates are found.

This position falls under the collective agreement with the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 955.

We thank all applicants for their interest. However, only those applicants receiving an interview will be contacted.

Phone 1-888-578-3817 for more information.

Duties: Coordinate and administer adult and family literacy programs. Recruit, train, mentor and support facilitators for family literacy programs. Recruit, train, mentor and support volunteer tutors. Other duties as required.

Working conditions: 15 to 20 hours per week . Must be able to work independently with interruptions. Must have own transportation. Must be available to work in both our Castor and Coronation offices. This part time, contract position runs from September to June.

Employment Requirements: Minimum grade 12 education. Work experience in an office environment is an asset. Strong administration and English communication skills. Computer skills: MS Word, MS Excel and the internet. First Aid/CPR certificate: current or complete in first year. Successful candidate must provide a “Vulnerable Sector Search”.

Deadline for submitting applications is 3 pm on Wednesday, March 15 2017

Prairie Land Regional Division No. 25 requires professional, competent employees. Employment opportunities become available on an ongoing basis. Please visit our website at www.plrd.ab.ca for all available positions including teachers, administrative assistants, educational assistants, librarians, maintenance workers, mechanics, finance and technology specialists. Schools are located in Hanna, Youngstown, Cessford, Delia, Morrin, Veteran, Consort and Altario as well as 9 colony schools throughout the division.

If you are interested in enhancing student learning experiences and promoting cooperation and commitment within a team environment, PLRD #25 is the workplace for you. Application procedures are outlined on our website.

Successful candidates will be required to provide proof of credentials, a current Criminal Record Check and Child Intervention Check satisfactory to PLRD prior to commencement.

Castor Golf Club Employment Opportunity

Castor Golf Club is now accepting resumes for the following positions for the 2017 golf season:

- CLUB HOUSE WORKERS

Please indicate whether looking for Full Time or Part Time Employment Please submit Resumes to: Castor Golf Club Box 753 Castor, AB TOC 2LO Via Fax: 1-780-385-2406 Via Email: ccgest1959@gmail.com

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ECA r e v i e w

NDP jeopardizes future of AIMCo Wildrose The NDP government is putting the future prosperity of the Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) in jeopardy with its decision to repeal two sections of regulations by cabinet order, the Wildrose Official Opposition said today.

The cabinet order which repeals sections 5 and 6 of the Act allows for the NDP government to place unqualified people onto the AIMCo board, which is in charge of over $90 billion in assets, including the Heritage Savings Trust Fund and Alberta’s provincial public sector pensions. It also removed the AIMCo nominating committee from regulation meaning that the AIMCo board will no longer be able to nominate and vet new directors to the board.

“Albertans are depending on the AIMCo board to effectively oversee assets that are necessary for Alberta’s future prosperity,” Wildrose Shadow Finance

Minister Derek Fildebrandt said. “I can’t fathom why the NDP government would decide to remove these checks and balances within the appointment system, except to ensure that NDP friends who aren’t as qualified make their way onto the board.”

Previously, directors appointed to the board needed to have “experience in investment management, finance, accounting or law, or have served as an executive or director with a large, publicly traded company” and needed to be nominated by an independent nominating committee which reviewed their qualifications. Those requirements have now been removed.

“The Heritage Fund is too important to be left to appointees at the Minister’s whim,” Fildebrandt said.

“The huge sum of money that AIMCo manages doesn’t belong to one politician or one party and it should be treated with more seriousness than this.”

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