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February 2020

Delisle Hotel Sold

after nearly 50 years in the Vetter family ...story on page 3

Raise $10,000 for Delisle Spray Park Details on page 10

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INDEX

Editorial........................... p. 2 Letters to the Editor........ p. 3 Council Reports............... p. 4

FREE Valentine’s Day Contest... Page 5 RCMP Reports.................. p. 7 Agriculture Reports.......... p. 8

MP Report......................... p. 9 MP Report......................... p. 9

Community Reports.......... p. 10 Community Calendar........ p. 11 Business Directory............. p. 12

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Editorial

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he RM Review is continuing to grow in 2020. After expending our coverage area in 2019 to include the communities in and around Langham and Borden, we have expanded again to now serve Dundurn, Hanley and Kenaston.

We welcome these communities to the RM Review family and look forward to promoting all the organizations, activities and businesses in this expanded distribution area.

To celebrate, we are offering a special discount to all new business that would like to be listed in the Business Directory on the back page of every RM Review newspaper.

Now for only $50 for a full year you can list your business in this directory, plus be included in the online directory on our website.

This offer is open to all businesses in our distribution area that have not previously been listed with us.

Also, our annual Valentine’s Day contest is up and running.

Enter on our website for FREE and you could win over $350 in prizes. The draw date is February 12 so be sure to enter right away and remember that you can enter once every day to increase you chances of winning. See all the details on page 5 or on our website www.rmreview.net Thank you to all of the sponsors who have contributed to the prize package and I hope everyone will support them in the coming year.

Happy Valentine’s Day !

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The Rad Gyck 1465 FOMOCO 1455 Chicken Fingers 1440 Double “DD” 2 1439 Mel O. 1437 Norma Rae 1429 The Flamingo’s 1426 Team H 1420 Jo’s Picks 1419 Will’s Team 1418 Gohawks 1415 Big Chubb 1409 Vanisaac 1405 Charlie 1395 Keep the Change 1389 Lanny’s Muzzy 1388 You Know Who I Am 1385 Finger The Chicken 1385 TIKI 1379 TML 1378 Wakey’s picks 1378 Buzzards 1369 Gary’ Goats 1368 Cmack 1365 Frank’s “Not Loser’s” 1361 Howe itzer 361 The Beez Kneez 1356 KT 1347 Bone Ranch 1344 Rando’s Kamando’z 1338 Dildo Shwaggins 1338 B97Rath 1337 Robin Hood 1330 Pumper 1324 EH Team 1309 The Eagle 1307 Bobbinfordoughnuts 1305 EDOILRS 1305 Bubba’s Boys 1298 Top Strand 1291 Bears and Bruins 1291 JUMBOlicious 1271 Blue and Gold 1221 Scott’s Picks 1192 Double D1 1190 The Free Sisters 910

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LETTER TO EDITOR

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eading Glenn Wrights letter in January's edition has left me with a few questions for him.

He starts out with some "truths" he says he heard on the past election campaign that he leaves us to believe are not true or that those that said such things are misinformed or just dumb.

But then later towards the end of his letter he provided a statement of "farmers in PEI who are already losing land due to rising oceans caused by climate change." Well as any farmer on the prairies can attest to we have all "lost land" by seeding a slough or low lying land that happens to flood after a rainstorm. Without any proof his supposed climate catastrophe is hearsay.

Glenn shares his choices in life ie; electric car, solar panels, geothermal, regenerative farming practices etc that he claims save money, save energy, and save the environment. He claims he saves about $5000 each year on energy that he used to buy. I would like him to share how much he had to spend or invest to save that much? And if there are grant's or programs available for the average person to implement to their own households. A quick web search shows that Glenn worked at a uranium mine at McLean Lake. He made a living in resource extraction to help pay for these environmental decisions he has made.

Point is we need and use resources daily. They have to be used and developed in order to have a strong economy.

And they have to be affordable to the average consumer. When solar and wind can provide all our needs with 100 percent reliability in all environments

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and in all locations then we wont need "fossil fuels." I believe that alternative energy options are designed to actually increase the price of all things we use daily. I would bet the proponents of these options are heavily invested and stand to make boatloads of money from the everyday consumer. I doubt their concern is "all about the environment."

Our climate in western Canada doesnt allows us to live the same as other regions in Canada and around the world. Which probably explains Glenn's accompanying maps and results of the election and opinion on a warming world. We live in an area that experiences -40 to +40 temperatures. Most inhabited areas of the world do not experience these temperatures. In my 54 years I can recall every winter being cold and every summer being hot. Ask your parents or ask your grandparents what the weather was like years ago.

They can tell you by experience because they have lived through it. Solar and wind power do not work good enough during our prairie winters.

As time goes on technology will change things hopefully for the better.

There have been advancements in everything and we can make our everyday conveniences better. Science has gotten so many things wrong in past predictions especially where weather and climates are targeted. Maybe we should concentrate on making the reliable power producing things, that we already use, better? Just saying !

Fraser Downie Harris, Saskatchewan

Three Generations of Vetters at Delisle Hotel

fter nearly 50 years of operation the Delisle Hotel will no longer be run by a member of the Vetter family. Myron Vetter, the third generation of owners, has decided it is time to move on. “It’s tough to make a decision like this” says Vetter “ This is where I was born and raised. It’s the only home that I and my brothers Sheldon and Marvin, had ever known and it is full of memories”.

The hotel structure itself is a Delisle Heritage Building was constructed in 1907 an operated as St Amour’s Hardware, Delisle’s first business, until 1912.

It then became home to various operations over the years; Royal Bank 1912 Cyr’s Theatre 1926 Miller’s Store 1935 Raymond Gesy’s Hardware and Hunter’s Drug Store 1946 Demchuk Bros. Hardware and Goodwin’s Drug Store 1947 and finally became a Licensed Beverage Room in 1948.

Myron’s grandfather, John Vetter, took over the hotel in the early 70’s. It changed hands shortly afterwards and was operated by Jack Miller, but was soon back in the hands of the Vetter family.

John’s son Ron Vetter became the second in line to run the business with his wife Zita who ran the cafe. Zita soon became famous for Zita’s Pizza and a family secret Pork Backribs recipe.

Myron’s dad Ron passed away in 2007.

“A lot has changed over the past 50 years, especially recently,” says Myron.

“When they first brought in the smoking ban our business dropped considerably and never really bounced back fully.

Myron goes on to explain that when the drinking and driving laws moved to .04 enforcement his business dropped even further. “It wasn’t just here”, he says. “but all rural hotels felt it since most of their customers have no way to get to and from town but to drive”.

The latest move by the provincial government to private liquor stores and allow more vendors to open up was strike three for Myron. “Once the changes for offsale came into effect, it kinda made up my mind for me. Our offsale numbers dropped by more than half, and I don’t see that ever coming back”.

So Myron has set his sights on a new venture. He is moving to Tompkins, SK with his girlfriend Robin to take over the restaurant at the Co-op truck stop on Highway 1.

“We look forward to bringing our food service experience to that community and expect to develope a strong trade from the highway traffic” says Vetter.

“I will miss being where I have called home for all my life, but most of all I will miss all the people that I have come to know over those years” Myron goes on to say ‘“I look forward to making new friends in Thompkins but I will really miss all of the friends I am leaving behind. Many have been great supporters of my whole family for decades and I want them to know how much we have always appreciated them”.

Telemiracle Dinner & Concert Silent Auction & Much More !

Saturday, February 15th, 5pm Delisle Senior Centre Cocktails 5pm with Delisle’s own Sylvia Chave and Kevin & Kimberley Stevens Dinner 6pm with guest speaker Joni Straker (meal sponsored by Rose-Anne Kielo & Family)

Concert 8pm with Jeffery Straker Tickets $30 Myron Vetter is leaving the family business for a new venture in Thompkins

Wayne Ward 306-260-6823 (or at Delisle Co-op)

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February 2020

COUNCIL REPORTS TOWN OF ASqUITH (Next Meeting February 12, 7:00pm)

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squith Town Council held a regular council meeting on January 8, 2020. Attending were Mayor Gail Erhart, Councillors, Dylan Claypool, Jeff Eide, Ted Goodnough, Harold Edwards, Sue Sawicki, and Jordan Claypool. Also attending was CAO Kathy Picketts and Foreman Darren Kraft. The meeting was called to order at 6:55 p.m.

A resolution was made to accept the council minutes from the December 11, 2019 regular council meeting .

Council made a motion to accept the December 2019 financial and December 2019 bank reconciliations as presented to them at the meeting.

Accounts Paid in the amount of $71,338.51 and Accounts Payable of $62,367.73 were accepted as presented.

The following appointments were made by Council for 2020: Wheatland Regional Library – Sue Sawicki; Legal- MacDermid Lamarsh; Auditor – Jensen Stromberg; Fire Chief- Colin Graham; EMO Co-ordinators – Patty Kraft and Lois Walker; Building Inspector – Build Tech; Board of Revision – Krismer and Associates.

The Town of Asquith will now be offering Enotices for utility billing. Please make sure to contact the Asquith Town Office if you are interested in receiving your utility bill by email.

Did you know …..The Town of Asquith pays a library levy of over $5,000 a year. Anyone living in Asquith can go to Saskatoon to the Wheatland Regional Library and get a library card that will let them access the Wheatland Library and any of its satellite libraries (i.e.in Perdue or Delisle). One can also use their Wheatland Regional Library card to go to the Saskatoon Public Library – one must show their current Wheatland card in order to receive a Saskatoon Public Library card. There are also many online applications that one can access through the Wheatland Regional Library.

2020 brings a new year, and of course with a new year comes the necessity to renew licenses. Pet licenses are now due. All individuals who own a cat or dog in Asquith are required to have a license for their pet.

Cost of licenses is $10 for a spayed or neutered cat or dog or $20 for a non-spayed/non-neutered cat or dog.

Failure to purchase a license will result in a fine, and you will still be required to purchase a license.

2020 Business Licenses are also now due. For more information, please contact the Asquith Town Office at 306-329-4341.

Did you know……that if you take out a building permit, the onus is on the property owner to contact the building inspector to make a final inspection and to close the permit. Failure to do so results in your permit being left open and as such could pose a real problem for you should you decide to sell your property. If you aren’t sure whether or not your permit was finalized or closed, please feel free to contact the Asquith Town Office.

VILLAGE OF BORDEN (Next Meetings February 10 & 24, 7:00pm) February is here already, Happy Valentines Day! On that note check out the RM Review, it is a free paper that goes out to many local municipalities including Borden, Langham, Dalmeny, Delisle, Vanscoy, the list goes on. This month Borden has donated a gift basket to the lucky Valentine’s Day Contest winner chosen by the RM Review, check it out and enter to win, there are many prizes available!

Council and Administration has started preparing the budget. With the books so well kept it will be an easier process this year, thank you Carly!

With a new year brings renewals of pet and business licenses. We would appreciate you coming in and renewing your license(s), they are only $25 each; we will be sending out invoices at the end of February for any pet or business licenses that require renewal. Remember for business’ it also serves as an advertising outlet, your information is posted on the www.bordensask.ca website as well as on the information board out front of the hall. The pet license ensures your pet’s information is with the village and serves as a point of protection for your pet if they are ever lost. The tag number is matched up with the description of your pet and your contact information in our system. If anyone finds a lost pet they can call into the office and we can help reunite you and your fur baby.

This year the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) is in Regina. There are many parts that make up SUMA one of them is the trade show which has many vendors that educate us to discover new opportunities for our community. Myself and Tom were able to go and observe the trade show which was full of great information. Other parts are meetings and courses; Carly, Cody & Jamie are currently taking

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courses there in economic development, as well as, meeting with government officials so Borden’s voice is heard & not forgotten.

We’ve been blessed or cursed; however you want to look at it, with a bit of snow this year. Ross and BJ have been hard at it clearing snow and making sure the rink is in great shape for all our skating enthusiasts.

Kendal (cause Carly is away learning :) Ph 306-997-2134 or email office@bordensask.ca

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RM OF EAGLE CREEK (Next Meeting February 11, 9:00am)

RM OF DUNDURN (Next Meeting February 18, 8:00am)

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(Next Meeting February 11, 7:00pm)

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elisle Town Council held a regular meeting on January 14, 2020

(Next Meeting February 5, 1:00pm)

Jacqui Brown was hired as a part time Office Assistant. Jacqui will be the main contact for the newsletter and website. We welcome Jacqui to our office staff.

The Town will order another computer for the Town Office.

The 2020 insurance policy from SGI Canada was reviewed and approved.

The Town renewed the Town Office caretaking contract with Tomi Karakochuk for another year.

The Town renewed the Town Hall caretaking contract with Teresa Shirley for another year.

The Council made the following appointments for 2020...

RM OF MILDEN (Next Meeting February 12, 9:00am)

RM OF MONTROSE (Next Meeting February 13, 9:00am)

RM OF VANSCOY (Next Meeting February 13, 9:00am)

TOWN OF DUNDURN (Next Meeting February 10, 6:00pm)

HEALTH & WELFARE 1) Delisle & District Health Council Anderchek & Mantyka 2) Interagency Group - Brunett (Alt. Peakman) 3) Cemetery - Brenda Laing

TOWN OF HANLEY (Next Meeting February 10, 7:00pm)

TOWN OF LANGHAM

PERSONNEL Brunett(Chairman), King, Wich (Alt. Anderchek)

(Next Meetings February 10 & 24, 6:30pm)

PARKS & RECREATION 1) Wheatland Regional Library Valarie Dyck (Alt. Ross Grandel) 2) Recreation Association - Wich (Alt. Peakman) 3) Recreation Facility Management Crapley (Chairman), Brunett, Anderchek, King

VILLAGE OF HARRIS (Next Meeting February 5, 7:00pm)

VILLAGE OF KINLEY (Next Meeting February 11, 7:30pm)

AUDITOR - Jenson Stromberg

VILLAGE OF MILDEN

SOLICITOR - Kim Anderson

(Next Meeting February 19, 7:30pm)

POLICE COMMISSION Wich (Chairman), Brunett, Dubkowski

VILLAGE OF PERDUE (Next Meeting February 18, 7:30pm)

FIRE COMMISSION Crapley & Peakman (Alt. Mantyka)

VILLAGE OF VANSCOY (Next Meeting February 12, 7:30pm)

FIRE CHIEF - Mike Given EMO CO-ORDINATOR - Desiree Bouvier

All regular council meeting

EOC (Emergency Operations Committee) Mark Dubkowski, Mike Karakochuk, Teresa Shirley, Conrad Andres, Herb Anderson

are open to any, and all,

VMAD(EMO) - Crapley & Dubkowski (Alt. Anderchek) PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT, INFRASTRUCTURE (Non-Recreational Facilities, Streets, Sewer & Water) King (Chairman), Anderchek, Mantyka 1) Commercial Building Inspector - Dale Wagner 2) Residential Building Inspector - Dave Hartley 3) SREDA - Dubkowski (Alt. King)

members of the public, regardless of residency.

PEST CONTROL OFFICERS Mike Karakochuk, Caley Dokken DEPUTY MAYORS January/February Ryan King March/April Dan Crapley May/June Brittany Wich July/August Cary Brunett Sept/Oct/Nov Dan Mantyka

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Savannah Sutherland of Borden Wins Medals at K of C Games

ongratulations to Savannah Sutherland who competed in the Knights of Columbus Games January 24th and 25th, coming away with some more medals.

On the 24th she was 1st in U18 60M hurdles and 1st in 200 M race, setting new provincial records in both.

She was 1/100 a second out in tying the National record. She also qualified in the Invitational Women’s 50M sprint with a time of 6.60 seconds. In the race she placed 6th with a time of 6.46 sec. , racing against runners from around the world.

On Saturday she was in the Invitational 60 M hurdles and placed 8th and 60M Invitational race she was 3rd.

At the banquet on January 25th she received the athlete of the meet award in her age class.

Savannah, 16 years of age, is the daughter of Scott and Sonia Sutherland of Borden and attends Bishop Mahoney High School in Saskatoon where she does her training with coach Lee Wolfater. Savannah has been running since the age of 12, broken 25 provincial records which includes some relay marks, won 14 national medals with six of those gold.

Last year, at the age of 15, she ran in Montreal against 19 year olds and won a silver in 100m hurdles and a bronze in the 200m. She is ranked 3rd in Canada in U18 60m and 100m hurdles. She does all this while attending High School and also plays Club Volleyball in the city.

Upcoming is Club Volleyball in Las Vegas in 2 weeks, a meet in New York in March, a meet and training in California in April, then in the summer she goes to Montreal and Nova Scotia again.

Delisle Branch 201 - 1st st W 306 - 493 - 8288 Request/Renew Books at www.wheatland.sk.ca Monday Noon - 4pm

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Savannah Sutherland (right) with Bronze Medal at K of C Meet in Saskatoon

SAVE THAT JUNK !

Donate it to the Delisle - Vanscoy United Church

Garage Sale

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April 18, 2020 Vanscoy Circle Hall Donations will be graciously received on Friday, April 17th from 5:00pm - 8:00pm

FABRIC SALE !

Delisle - Vanscoy United Church is Now Accepting Donations of Fabric, Notions, Yarn, etc.

Saturday

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RCMP REPORT Warman, Martensville, Delisle, Radisson Detachments Asleep at the Wheel on RR3064 January 06, 2020 at 8:22 a.m. RCMP received a call on R.R 3064 in the RM of Corman Park. A suspicious vehicle parked on the side road. Members attended, located vehicle with 25-year-old male in the driver's seat. Driver was sleeping, no alcohol or drugs.

Abandoned Vehicle found in Delisle January 06, 2020 at 2:41 p.m. RCMP received a call in Delisle.

Abandoned vehicle was located at a business.

Recovered stolen vehicle was towed and RO notified.

Theft from Business in Corman Park January 09, 2020 at 9:12 a.m. RCMP received a call in the RM of Corman Park. Theft from a business and vehicle. Multiple items were stolen. Still under investigation.

Vehicle Hits Ditch and Signs at Delisle January 11, 2020 at 10:56 a.m. RCMP received a call on highway 7 by Delisle.

Single vehicle collision.

Vehicle hit the ditch and hit a couple highway signs. No injuries.

Alcohol/ drugs not a factor. Vehicle was towed.

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Semi/Trailer Hits Ditch at Laura January 15, 2020 at 4:58 a.m. RCMP received a call on highway 7 by Laura.

Semi-truck and trailer hit the ditch. 39-yearold male driver was taken to RUH and is in stable conditions. Semi towed.

Stolen Vehicle found Burnt on RR3060 January 15, 2020 at 10:02 a.m. RCMP received a call off R.R 3060. A burnt abandoned vehicle in a field. Member attended and recovered stolen vehicle. RO notified and vehicle was towed.

Masked Robbers at Asquith Business January 17, 2020 at 5:05 a.m. RCMP received a call in Asquith. Two unknown people wearing balaclavas, broke a window on a business attempting to gain access.

Member attended and video retrieved. Still under investigation.

Robbery at Business in Grandora January 17, 2020 at 5:21 a.m. RCMP received a call in Grandora. Two unknown males broke into a business and stole cigarettes. Member attended and video retrieved. Still under investigation.

January 6 - February 3

Single Vehicle Collision at Asquith January 17, 2020 at 2:11 p.m. RCMP received a call on highway 14 by Asquith.

Single vehicle collision.

No injuries. Alcohol and drugs was not a factor. Vehicle damaged and towed.

Masked Robbers at Radisson Business January 17, 2020 at 3:25 p.m. RCMP received a call in Radisson. Armed robbery of a business. Unknown male wearing a balaclava. Member attended and video retrieved. Still under investigation.

Vehicle Hits Deer at Borden January 20, 2020 at 8:39 a.m. RCMP received a call in Borden.

Vehicle vs deer. No injuries. Vehicle is not drivable and towed.

Compressor Stolen from Corman Park January 24, 2020 at 2:42 p.m. RCMP received a call in Corman Park. Theft from a residence. Air compressor and extension cord was stolen. Still under investigation.

Speeding Semi on Hwy 16 by Fielding January 24, 2020 at 7:55 p.m. RCMP received a call on highway 16 by Fielding.

Semi-trailer with AB marker speeding and swerving, had almost hit a vehicle and another semi. Saskatoon Police Service notified.

Stolen Vehicle on 3072 near Vanscoy January 27, 2020 at 12:17 p.m. RCMP received a call on summer road 3072 Vanscoy. An abandoned vehicle. Confirmed a stolen vehicle out of Saskatoon. A male witnessed walking away from the vehicle. Still under investigation.

Single Vehicle Rolls on Highway 60 January 29, 2020 at 7:58 a.m. RCMP received a call on highway 60 by Saskatoon.

Single vehicle rollover.

No injuries. No alcohol.

No drugs. Vehicle is not drivable and towed.

Tires Slashed on Car at Asquith January 29, 2020 at 6:11 p.m. RCMP received a call in Asquith. Mischief on a Ford Fiesta. All four tires were slashed, discriminating word was scratched on the rear and into the hood. Still under investigation.

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Charges in Semi vs Truck at Borden January 30, 2020 at 10:19 a.m. RCMP received a call in Borden.

Semi-trailer vs Truck.

No injuries. Truck and semi-trailer damaged and towed. 29-year-old male driver of the truck was charged for driving without due care and attention.

Drunk Driver on 374 in Corman Park February 1, 2020 at 7:32 p.m. RCMP received a call on 374 township road by Corman Park. Vehicle all over the road, going into oncoming traffic.

62-year-old male arrested and charged for drinking and driving.

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Delisle Fire Department Encourages Residents to Contact SaskPower to have Trees Trimmed from Power Lines in Yards and Confirm your Firefighting Coverage

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esidents and landowners are encouraged to make sure they have adequate firefighting insurance coverage. Contact your insurance agent for guidance on what your individual needs are.

For example: Volunteer fire departments receive and appreciate financial support from SaskPower re firefighting costs, however there are circumstances that the landowner could be responsible for firefighting costs associated with vegetation and power contact on their property and we feel the need to inform residents and landowners of SaskPower policy pertaining to this.

When SaskPower receives an invoice for a fire call, a thorough investigation is conducted to determine the root cause of the incident. Consistent with Canadian electrical utility industry practice, if SaskPower has been negligent, they will pay reasonable compensation for firefighting costs. If the fire resulted from acts of God, for example a major windstorm, there is no finding of negligence and the fire calls are not deemed

to be the responsibility of SaskPower. ages the resident/landowner to call However, in response to concerns SaskPower at 1-888-757-6937 or submit raised by volunteer fire departments, a tree trim request online at SaskPower has recently conducted a rewww.saskpower.com. In these situaview of their guidelines for handling tions, SaskPower provides a free tree firefighting trimming If a fire is caused by vegetation not within service. If a claims. CurSaskPower right of way, the resident or rently they tree is leanwill volunlandowner could be responsible for costs ing on a line tarily reimand causing associated with that fire call. burse the line to firefighting costs in certain circumspark or starts a fire, SaskPower asks stances not involving negligence. The that their customer call the emergency circumstances include fires caused as a line at 310-2220. Further refer to result of the failure of their equipment, www.saskpower.com for further inforwildlife contact or vegetation contact mation on submitting a tree trim refrom within their right of way. quest.

If a fire is caused by vegetation not SaskPower is divided into districts for within SaskPower right of way, the resiDistribution Service staff and have Powdent or landowner could be responsible erline Technicians travelling throughout different parts of each district on a for costs associated with that fire call. daily basis. They also have several conTo prevent a fire caused by vegetation tract crews travelling the province on a and power connecting we asked daily basis that are always patrolling SaskPower for guidance on what and identifying issues. Additional palandowners can do. When it is noticed trols of the system are completed on a that a tree is growing too close to a line yearly basis focusing on lines where or touching the line, SaskPower encour-

there have been system performance issues, such as outages. Also, SaskPower hires contractors to travel the province to complete their annual wood pole inspection program. Wood poles are inspected in a 10- year cycle with 10% of the pole fleet being inspected each year.

Please note that these contractors are not Powerline Technicians – they are simply there to test the integrity of the wood pole structure by taking a core sample at the base of the pole as well as visual inspections from the ground.

It is strongly suggested that residents and landowners check their property for any vegetation/trees that have the potential to come in contact with powerlines or poles and contact SaskPower.

Please do not trim your tree yourself if it is already in contact with a power line. Record keeping and documentation of contact with SaskPower is encouraged.

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FARM REPORTS Finding Success in Challenging Times

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he fifth annual Ranch Management Forum in December 2019 featured a panel of experts, who provided advice to producers on how to look ahead to the next production year after a challenging fall. A recurring theme among presenters was awareness and where beef producers should be focusing their attention, in order to prepare for the future.

Kathy Larson, a research associate from the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Agriculture and Bioresources, highlighted the importance of good record keeping.

Kathy stated, “a great manager has the ability to go back and utilize records” in making management decisions and being “low-cost” only goes so far. For beef producers, this means focusing on increasing your overall pounds of calf weaned in order to increase profit, which can be done through improved conception rates, calving rates, calving distribution, weaning rates, weaning weights and by reducing calf death loss.

Important components of a successful farm transition include: Setting personal and operational goals (which are very important in framing discussions); Clear communication with your family; Clarity around everyone’s current and future roles; Transitioning management and decision making duties; Training the successor(s) and identifying other human resource requirements or gaps; Addressing non-farming siblings or children, and; Employing conflict management.

Val advised that it will be time to bring in accounting and legal experts when you have a good sense of the ideal result and to be a driver, not a passenger in the process. Your farm is unique and so is your transition. There is no single “right way” – you need to find the right way for you.

If you are feeling any symptoms of stress, the Farm Stress Line is available 24/7.

Call 1-800-667-4442.

By Jenay Werle, PAg, Livestock and Feed Extension Specialist, Yorkton

It is also important for producers to use the records they are already keeping to make management decisions. The cost of production information varies greatly from ranch to ranch, so it does not help your operation to make decisions based on benchmarks.

Paul Hammerton, a farm management advisor with MNP, discussed the importance of using financial metrics to evaluate your financial well-being. A strong working capital (current assets, less current liabilities) will help your farming operation better weather a storm. He suggested making a strong working capital a business priority and know what it is for your operation. He suggested financing capital purchases so that cash is not tied up. He also reminded producers to “keep to the speed limit,” meaning don’t grow, expand or replace when your working capital is low. Other important financial metrics include the risk ratio and debt servicing ability. Examining these metrics can help with risk management and mitigation decisions.

Cynthia Beck is a farmer and therapist working in suicide prevention. She has seen indications of increased stress in the agriculture industry; specifically, an increase in mental health and suicide-related calls. She also reported the number one cause of farm injury is stress. With too much on their minds, farmers may not be fully aware and functional while working, which can lead to injury or death.

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Stay hydrated. Drink lots of water, as dehydration causes the brain to shrink.

Be sure to eat well.

Learn how to have a conversation that isn’t about the economics or logistics of farming. Ask yourself and others “How are you?” and give/seek a meaningful response. Practice having healthy conversations with each person in your farming operation, as it makes the hard conversations easier down the road.

Val Panko, an agriculture transition specialist with Farm Credit Canada, spoke about the highlights of a successful farm transition process. She reminded participants that transition is a process, not a set date and there is a lot of work that should be done within the operation to prepare for the future of the farm before seeking outside expertise.

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or the second time in this 43rd Parliament, a Conservative motion has passed in the House of Commons.

The Conservative motion ordered an immediate audit of over $186 billion in Liberal spending. This comes after the Parliamentary Budget Officer stated that he was not given enough information on this spending to do his job.

“The Liberals’ record on infrastructure is one of failure, and they have done everything in their power to hide that fact from Canadians. Now that the government can no longer hide behind their majority in the House, Parliamentarians have passed a motion to uncover the truth about how the $186.7 billion infrastructure program has been managed.

Luc Berthold, the Conservative Shadow Minister of Infrastructure, and the sponsor of the motion, commented on the audit:

Given the lack of transparency and accountability coming from the Trudeau government, Conservatives believe

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this audit is necessary to determine why the Liberals’ infrastructure plan does not respect the Liberals’ promises. Multiple reports from the Parliamentary Budget Officer have shown that the Liberals have not been forthcoming with information about how the announced infrastructure funding has actually been used.

We will use our strengthened Opposition in order to ensure that the Liberals cooperate fully with the Office of the Auditor General so that Canadians can get the answers they deserve. It’s time to

get shovels in the ground and Canadians back to work.”

Despite their promise to be “open and transparent”, the Liberals voted against the motion en masse. However, the support of the rest of the House allowed the motion to pass.

After 4 years of using their majority to hide from Canadians, the Liberals will now be forced to open their books and tell us exactly how they have been spending our hardearned tax dollars.

Grain Growers of Canada call for Immediate Relief from ‘Harvest from Hell’ Following a difficult harvest season, Canadian farmers should not be expected to pay increased taxes at a time when they can afford it least worsened. Our federal government must recognize that farmers should not be faced with an additional tax burden that reduces their competitiveness in the global marketplace. Farmers contribute to environmental sustainability by sequestering carbon, reducing water and input use, and improving soil health.

However, with no alternative to fossil fuels to dry grain, the carbon tax fails to recognize farmers’ contribution and instead relies on punitive measures.

OTTAWA (January 29, 2020) - On behalf of 65,000 Canadian grain, oilseed and pulse producers, the Grain Growers of Canada (GGC) are calling for immediate action to support Canadian farmers who have just been through the harvest from hell.

In the short term, GGC farmer members should be directly reimbursed from the federal government for the millions of extra dollars in carbon tax they have paid to dry their grain.

GGC is working with member groups to compile data to provide to the Hon. Minister Bibeau to allow her department to find the best way forward. That said, this issue is too important to delay. The government needs to be looking at all available options to offer relief to farm families who are facing mounting costs. This is only a short-term solution, however. Grain drying is an annual requirement for many Canadian farmers.

That is why the long-term solution is to fully exempt all fuels used on farming operations.

“The 2019 harvest season has put undue burdens on farmers’ livelihoods and every part of the country has been hit hard,” said GGC chair Jeff Nielsen from his farm in Olds, AB. “Beyond just the crop left in the field, farmers have faced major grain drying expenses, courtesy of the federal carbon tax, to ensure at least some crops make it to market.”

After a difficult 2018, where net farm incomes dropped 45 per cent from the year prior, the trend has only

With a changing climate, there could be future years where significant grain drying is required for farmers to get their grain to market. The simplest solution for both farmers and the government is to completely exempt all fuels used in farming operations. This will avoid the need for any relief measures after events like last year’s harvest. Farmers require a legislative and regulatory environment that recognizes our positive contribution towards the climate solution to ensure a sustainable future for this vital industry.

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“These costs are adding up and we cannot continue to pay the price for inaction,” added Nielsen. “A complete exemption for all fuels used on the farm is what farmers ultimately require to avoid these crises in the future and provide farmers with the resources to continue doing what we do best.”

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Happening in Borden in February February 11th, Tuesday

Kaiser Tournament Borden Seniors Room - 7:00pm February 11th, Tuesday

Borden Museum AGM Museum Schoolhouse - 7:00pm February 12th, Wednesday

Borden Friendship Club Business Meeting - 1:00pm February 13th, Thursday

Jam Session

Borden Seniors Room - 7:00pm February 15th, Saturday

Lion Dinner Theatre CANCELLED February 19th, Wednesday

Cash Bingo

Borden Seniors Room - 7:00pm February 20th, Thursday

Telemiracle Tea & Bake Sale

Seniors Club Room - 2:00pm February 25th, Tuesday

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper

Seniors Club Room - 5:00pm - 6:30pm Hosted by Anglican & United Churches February 26th, Wednesday

Ash Wednesday Service St. John’s Anglican Church - 10:30am February 26th, Wednesday

Potluck Supper & Birthdays Borden Club Room - 5:45pm February 29th & March 1st

COMMUNITY REPORTS Delisle Vying for $10,000 Prize to help fund new Splash Park

Delisle is registered for the 2020 Saskatchewan Blue Cross Go Out & Play Challenge. The Challenge offers communities a chance to win $10,000 for a project that gets kids and families out to play. The community that moves most during the 10-day Challenge wins the grand prize. We want it to be us!

We need everyone to help us win. We’re counting on residents, friends, neighbours and family members to get moving to win this year’s Challenge, March 1 – 10, 2020!

Delisle plans to put the grand prize to good use. Donating all of the funds to the development of a Splash Park.

It’s easy to participate and log your physical activity online.

Here’s what you need to do every day of the Challenge: 1. Be physically active. Don’t forget walking, active play and chores like shoveling snow!

2. Log on to the Challenge website (challenge.saskatchewaninmotion.ca) Create a personal or family profile.

3. Log your minutes of physical activity to add to Delisle’s total every day.

Both indoor and outdoor activities count!

Don’t forget to log your Gym or Yoga time as well as children’s recess or sports activities.

Local organizers are planning WinterFest in Delisle for March 8th to round off the challenge and provide more activity time.

With outdoor skating, sledding, a scavenger hunt and more!

Look for posters and social media updates!

The Challenge is designed to encourage communities to think about the important role they play when it comes to providing opportunities for outdoor play. For more information, rules and regulations visit challenge.saskatchewaninmotion.ca. For great active games, go to Push2Play.ca!

For more information or to find out how you can get involved contact: Billie Parker at 306-381-3202 or Delisle Recreation Association at 306-493-8283 P.S. Help us see your stories. Tag #GOAP2020 and #10KsoKidsCanPlay on social media!

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Delisle Exercise Group Receives Grant

he Delisle Forever...In Motion exercise group has received another grant for $500.00 from Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation (SPRA).

This makes a total of $1500.00 that we have received from SPRA over the past 4 years. We are so grateful for this additional grant. The money will be used to purchase additional exercise equipment.

The Forever…In Motion classes are held in the Delisle Town Hall. They run from October until May and are on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9AM – 10AM every week. These classes are designed specifically for any-

Local Firefighter Training First Tuesday of Month

Borden Community Centre - 7:00pm Every Tuesday

Church Services Borden Care Home - 3:00pm Every Wednesday

Story and Playtime Borden Library- 1:30pm

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ring your old jeans and come on down to the Vanscoy Circle Hall on Saturday, March 7 from 8:30 am to 4 pm. Presented by the Vanscoy & District Agricultural Society and sponsored by the Delisle & District Arts Council, the Denim Day Workshop is a fun event where attendees will learn how to work with denim. Patterns and demos will be available throughout the day including Shaggy Lap Quilts, Oven Mitts/Hot Pads, Rugs, Bibs, Casserole Carriers, and Denim Bags. You'll have the day to learn, create, and work on your denim projects. We ask that you

Donate it to the Delisle - Vanscoy United Church

Garage Sale

April 18, 2020 Vanscoy Circle Hall Donations will be graciously received on Friday, April 17th from 5:00pm - 8:00pm

Please come and join the fun. All equipment is provided and the cost is by donation only.

For more information please contact Sharon at 306-493-2943 or Marilyn at 306-668-4448.

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one 50+ years of age and are open to anyone in the community. This program was developed by SPRA to provide an opportunity for those over 50 to live an active lifestyle enabling them to continue to live independently. The classes are led by 3 trained instructors.

Denim Day Workshop

Lunch provided by Borden Friendship Club

Borden Lions Club Meeting

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bring your sewing machine, as well as your manual sewing supplies (scissors, thread, seam ripper, etc.).

Lunch will not be provided however, you can bring a bagged lunch to the event or support the Robin's Nest in Vanscoy. Coffee will be available. A $20 fee will be charged at the door to offset the costs of the event.

Anyone interested in attending must contact Linda Wright (306 493 8125) as we need to know numbers in order to obtain enough supplies for the day. Please leave a message if you can't reach Linda in person.

FABRIC SALE !

Delisle - Vanscoy United Church is Now Accepting Donations of Fabric, Notions, Yarn, etc.

Saturday

April 18, 2020 Vanscoy Senior Centre Check your closets for items to donate and call

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February 8 Saturday 8th Annual Sno-Pitch Extravaganza Hanley Sporting Grounds

February 13 Thursday 7:00pm Community Choir Delisle United Church

February 17 - 21 NO SCHOOL

February 25 Tuesday 5:00pm-6:30pm Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper Borden Seniors Club Room

February 8 Saturday 10:00am Hank’s Tavern Sled Rally Bradwell Hotel

February 13 Thursday 7:00pm Jam Session Borden Seniors Room

February 18 Tuesday 6:00pm Doll Show Fundraiser Smiley’s Buffet, Saskatoon

February 26 Wednesday 10:30am Ash Wednesday Service St Johns Anglican, Borden

February 8 Saturday 6:30pm Kaiser Tournament Asquith Elks Hall

Friday 14 Friday Valentine’s Dinner - Dundurn Big Mur’s Tavern

February 18 Tuesday 7:00pm Country Quilters Vanscoy Senior Centre

February 27 Thursday 5:30pm Messy Church United Church, Delisle

February 11 Tuesday 6:30pm School Community Council Meeting Lord Asquith School

Friday 14 Friday Valentine’s Dinner - Vanscoy Robin’s Nest Cafe

February 19 Wednesday 8:00pm Delisle Chiefs vs Storm Delisle Arena

February 27 Thursday 7:00pm Community Choir Delisle United Church

February 11 Tuesday 7:00pm Kaiser Tournament Borden Seniors Room

February 15 Saturday 10am - 5pm Ladies Craft Day Delisle Senior Centre

February 20 Thursday 2:00pm Telemiracle Tea & Bake Sale Borden Seniors Club Room

February 28 Friday DEADLINE for submissions to March issue of RM REVIEW

February 12 Wednesday RM Review Valentine’s Day Contest Draw

February 15 Saturday 5:00pm Telemiracle Dinner & Concert Delisle Senior Centre

February 20 Thursday 7:00pm Barbie Night Delisle Senior Centre

February 29 Saturday 7:00pm Texas Hold’em Tournament Pike Lake Community Hall

February 12 Wednesday 8:00pm Delisle Chiefs vs Westleys Delisle Arena

February 17 Monday FAMILY DAY

February 24 Monday 12:00pm Kenaston Chamber of Commerce Mtg Kenaston Hotel

March 2 Monday 7:00pm Eagle Creek Regional Park AGM Asquith Elks Hall

February 13 Thursday 7:00pm PLCSA Meeting Pike Lake Community Hall

February 17 Monday 2pm - 4pm FREE Public Skate Hanley Arena

February 25 Tuesday 5pm-7pm Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper St Martins Church, Pike Lake

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Schneider’s Gourmet World Neuanlage 306-225-5764

D and E Cafe Asquith 306-221-6936

Jeannie’s Place Delisle Text/Call 306-717-0841

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Milden Hotel Milden 306-935-2051

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