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Vanscoy Summer Fair
Story on Page 6 Culture Days in Delisle Submitted by Sylvia Chave
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ulture Days is once again coming our way on the weekend of September 27, 28th, 29th. Last year was such a success and so well received I could hardly wait for it to come again, Sylvia Chave, one of last years Animateurs explains. This year we have started up a Delisle & Area Arts Council and there are more of us to make things happen, and happen they will. Although not all the activities have been nailed down we want people to be on the look out for posters describing the activities that will be happening. One of the great things about Culture Day Activities is that they are usually FREE!! Except for the supper on Friday evening, they all are. Friday is a big day and the library and Arts Council has arranged Author Talks
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that will run from 9:30 to 3:30 with 7 local authors sharing their books and experiences. There is no school on this day so we are really hoping that families take the opportunity to come out and share these experiences with their children, grandma’s and grandpas too!! There is a writer for every age group. Through out the day students from Delisle Composite School will be once again decorating the sidewalks with their wonderful art. It is hoped that we will also have local artists mentoring them as well and doing a few drawings too. Last years art was fabulous! There will be buskers out on the street as well later in the day over the supper hour when everyone can buy supper at the Seniors Centre. The proceeds from the meal will go to the Arts Council and help them keep the arts alive in our area. Workshops and displays of all kinds are in Red Williams............. p. 3 Council Reports......... p. 4
the works for Friday and Saturday and they won’t just be for kids, either! Friday Night at the Delisle United Church we are sponsoring an Open Mic Night. Everyone has a story to tell, a poem or a song lyric to share and we want to hear it! The floor will be open for people to share. Everything needs to be family friendly, and it can be anything you want to read out loud. A story you wrote in grade 2, a poem you wrote in highschool, a favourite passage by an author….the sky is the limit. If you want to read you must sign up when you get there, but we need listeners too, so let’s fill up the seats with an appreciative audience. The start time is still to be determined but should be around 7 or 7:30, right after supper! Saturday will wrap up in the evening with an interesting community event. (continued on p.10)
The 16th Annual John Arcand Fiddle Fest August 16, 2013
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erfect weather set the stage for the 16th Annual festival, August 8-11, 2013. A great time was had by all as patrons enjoyed music, partook in workshops, danced and jammed! Apparently the word about the John Arcand Fiddle Festival is on the move, because we experienced a number of exciting developments in audience attendance and participation. There was a noticeable increase in day attendance this year, which is owed to local and regional media covering the event and our efforts to raise awareness amongst local folks that this cultural event happens in their own “backyard.” With a onetime gate fee (12 and under admitted free), affordable day passes, free shuttle service from three locations in the city, and a weekend of unique family fun, locals are sure to in-
RCMP Report............. p. 5 MP Report.................. p. 8
creasingly favour the Fiddle Fest as an inexpensive and accessible summer destination! On site, our patrons were pleased to see additional hours added to the “People Mover” (the shuttle that brings people to and from the campground to the festival site). This was an appreciated service, as the un- serviced camping in the hayfield became an expansive temporary village with an estimated 140 RVs. Last year we introduced square dance workshops to the festival and this year they were back by popular demand. Participation in the square dance workshops exceeded our expectations – the dance floor was packed and an impromptu square dance team broke out in the camping field and followed along with the main stage crowd! The Thursday and Friday night old-time dances were a refreshing scene of young and old taking
MLA Report................. p. 9 Community Calendar.. p. 11
to the dance floor to sashay and celebrate live music. And what a celebration it continued to be! Participant numbers in the fiddle contest were up this year to a total of 51 competitors, and the Jigging contest saw 32 registrants. Over the weekend we gave out over $10,000 prize money! The results from the fiddle and contest are attached, and are also available on our Facebook (John Arcand Fiddle Fest) and Twitter (JohnArcandFF) pages. Not everyone was out to compete though. Some people just came for the range of musical and cultural workshops we provide. The new initiative for 2013 was the Cultural Camp – and the response was tremendous. Featuring a wide variety of interactive hands-on workshops in Me ́tis traditional art forms – flat and peyote-style beading, embroidery, (continued on p.7)
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“ Back to School... School Supplies & Fees... Does the New Math Add Up ? ”
recently read an article in the local media about parents who wondered why schools don’t provide the pens, pencils and papers that thousands of people head to retail stores to aquire each fall. Since the school board already has suppliers for such products, they could provide them directly to the students at a lower cost. A Regina Public School spokesperson commented that they are “...in the business of education, not stationary”. Really ? That is like the public health care system saying they are in the business of health care, not medical supplies, so bring your own rubber gloves and tongue depressors to your next check-up ! A Regina Catholic School spokesperson said “it’s a mammoth undertaking that would require a lot of human resources”. Really ? The school divisions employ many purchasing agents and warehouse staff who already tender and process purchases of pens, paper, etc. consumed by administration. And schools already have staff that have the time to create many supply lists and distribute them to students. Why not just make one and include it in the tendering process? Have it shipped to each school and first day of school the older students can sort it out into piles for each class and hand it all out. We will pay for the stuff through taxes.
So I did some checking into the “school supplies” lists put out by our local schools. Most of the items are pencils, erasers, pens, markers, binders, etc. and can obviously be bulk tendered and distributed to the schools through existing school division purchasing channels. This is a no brainer. But I also found some interesting differences between some schools. Asquith requests a package of photocopy paper from each student. Really !! A palate of bulk tendered copy paper is likely delivered to every school in September. Why the need to make us buy more at expensive single package pricing? They also request one box of Kleenex from each student, yet Vanscoy School requests two ! Why? Is there more nose picking in Asquith? And how come just Kleenex? What about toilet tissue? Don’t they use that in school anymore? Just what are ‘core’ institution items and what aren’t? Inconsistency equals inefficiency. Some schools request students to bring a locker lock and headphones yet others say they “bulk purchase” them and they will be provided to you, but you will be charged for them through “Fees”. Ahhh.... the notorious School Fees.....
Like ‘supplies’ students are requested to pay additional ‘fees’ for certain parts of the curriculum, and it varies vastly between schools. Depending on the grade these ‘fees’ run from $20 to $60, sometimes more. Why is this not in the budget ? These fees by no means eliminate the regular requests for cash during the year for extra outings and non-curriculum activities. Well let’s do the ‘new math’ on this shall we. Depending on the grade level, let’s say supplies and fees average about $100/year per student. The 2013/14 provincial school budget is $1.775 BILLION !! Province has 177,000 students? Thats $10,000 per student, Plus your $100 !! Missed the budget by 1%!! And do every year !! Our million person population already pays $1,775 each for public education. 1% more is only $17/year each. Add it to our taxes already !! The school divisions can properly budget for 99% of the costs to operate schools, maybe with encouragement and positive, self esteem reinforcement they could get that mark up to 100% !! Ken Sowter Editor RM Review
I understand that students want to bring thier own runners or pick out that new Justin Bieber pencil case or Miley Cyrus gym shorts... but consumables like paper & pencils ? No one cares !
VANSCOY MULTIPLE 4-H CLUB Monday, September 30th 6:00 pm: Registration 7:00 pm: Meeting at the Vanscoy Circle Hall
The Gardner Family would like to say a HUGE Thank you to our friends and neighbors, the Delisle Volunteer Fire Fighters and the Moon Lake Rural Crime Watch Firefighters who came to our aid during the fire in May. Without your help the loss could have been much more significant. Your support and assistance no matter how small is greatly appreciated. A special thanks goes out to Sam, Reace, Lisa, & Rob Michnik, Connie & Rueben Redekopp, Val & Al Cey, Paul, Ashley, Liam & Tieg Yanko & The Chapples. Sincerely, Taylor, Tanner, Lorraine & Shaun Gardner
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Three Delisle Boys Represent team Saskatchewan in 2013 SasKota Bowl Victory in North Dakota Submitted by Johanne Olson
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ongratulations to Dixon Smith, Tanner Olson, and Cole Ward all of Delisle on being selected to play for team Saskatchewan in the 2013 SasKota Bowl held in Rolla, ND on July 13, 2013. Team Sask was victorious with a 28-8 win over Team North Dakota and Dixon Smith was named Defensive Player of the
Game. This is the 3rd time Team Sask has won in 10 years. Way to go boys! The player also say thank you to the following sponsors: Dixon: Darrin Sekulich (Delisle Coop); Crayton & Norma Cook; Wayne & Gloria Smith; Paulette Millis; Reagan, Kim, Mckinley, Kieran and Nigel Smith
Tanner: Darrin Sekulich (Delisle Coop); Mike Feisel (Feisel Sports Training); Gerald Olson (Olson Sand & Gravel); Dean Olson (Eecol Electric); Brian Olson (Praxair) Cole: Darrin Sekulich (Delisle Coop); Rob Ouellette (Delisle Agencies); Henry & Rose Dick; Clarke & Denise Ward (Ward's Red Angus)
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he 2013 Saskatoon Minor Fall Flag Football season is about to begin and Delisle has had enough interested to register two teams: a Stamps Division (grades 3-4) and a Hilltops Division (grades 5-6). There are two other divisions but the interest was low for those groups. This league is non-completive and focuses on increas-
ing the participation and skill development. These teams are comprised of many young players excited to be playing this great sport. The volunteers are from with- in the community and are dedicated to providing our youth with a positive learning experience to develop the fundamental skills of football and well-being for a lifetime of physical activity.
In addition to countless hours of practice, they will be playing several regular season games. To find out more information contact Pamela Hank at 306-361-7583 or pchsnk4@gmail.com or www.saskatoonminorfootball.com/fall/
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he Saskatchewan government is coming to grips with the water problems in eastern Saskatchewan and has announced they will provide new regulations and possibly some legislation to address the issue. To my knowledge water doesn’t respond to regulations and all that will be achieved by this initial move is to redistribute the problem, perhaps more fairly. There has to be an additional approach. The alternatives are to make the water flow more freely, or to block some of the natural pathways, or to store
some water for later release. None are simple or cheap to conduct but neither will regulations solve them. Of course some efforts along these lines have been tried in certain points in the system such as; berms and ditching with varying success. I am not being critical except to suggest that tomorrow is too late to address the east flowing water shed problem and many others. The afore mentioned problem is pretty much a government issue to address, however many of the others have profit potential and therefore might attract joint
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ownership. I’m referring to the QuAppelle canal, a dam at Highgate near North Battleford, the Meridian dam and diverting the North Saskatchewan River waters into Lake Diefenbaker. It is clear to most that these water management schemes are required and will be cheaper now than in the future. We have the engineering know-how to move beyond creating and enforcing regulations so it is a matter of political will to put them to the task of setting priorities, laying out the initial projects and applying their skills.
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Council of the Village of Vanscoy has finalized the 2013 Operating Budget and set the Municipal Mill Rate at 6.8 Mills. Council has passed a bylaw to increase the Minimum Tax from $450.00 to $500 for properties (residential and commercial) with improvements. Tax notices were mailed on July 19. Please call the Village Office is you have not received your notice. Discounts are allowed on the Municipal portion only. A 5% discount is offered for any payments made prior to September 30, 4% discount for October and a 2% discount for November. No discount is allowed for payments made in December. Residents are reminded that prior to construction of any kind, a building permit application must be completed and submitted for approval to the Village Office. Applications are reviewed and ensured they follow the regulations to the new building code now in effect. Upcoming events from the Vanscoy Recreation Board: Fall Supper – Sunday October 6 – Vanscoy Circle Hall – Take Out service is available at the Vanscoy Arena 2nd Annual Quad Rally – Saturday October 12 – Vanscoy Circle Hall Vanscoy Recreation Registration – Wednesday September 18 – Vanscoy School Vanscoy Rec Board Meeting has been moved from September 18 to September 19
Asquith Town Council held its August Council meeting on August 13, 2013. Council approved accounts paid of $132,977.62 and accounts payable of $27,595.82. Jaws of Life training occurred at the Asquith Fire Hall on August 24th and 25th. Some training cars remain as the Asquith Volunteer Fire Department is planning on holding a joint training session with the Asquith First Responders. Thank you to all of those who gracefully donated vehicles for the Jaws of Life training! It was much appreciated and could mean the difference between life and death for an accident victim! Bylaw No. 4-2013 Animal Control Bylaw was passed, as was Bylaw No. 5-2013, a Bylaw to set Utility Rates, passed. Please go to the Town’s website www.townofasquith.com to access Town Bylaws. The Annual Water Works Information Sheet was also prepared and presented to Council. This sheet is available on the Town’s website, or one can come to the Town office for a copy of it. A letter was sent to the R.M. of Vanscoy No. 345 offering no objections to the annexation of Block B, Plan 101434115, Extension 32 from the Town of Asquith to the R.M. of Vanscoy No. 345. A resolution was passed to replace the water and sewer connection lines all the way to the mains at 465 Cecil Street.The next council meeting will be held on September 10, 2013.
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TOWN OF DELISLE Delisle Town Council held a regular meeting August 13, 2013. The Administrator is to initiate proceedings against the following described lands: - Lot 7, Block 5, Plan S6147 - Lot 8, Block 13, Plan G11 - Lot 15, Block 2, Plan AB1153 The 2013 Waterworks Capital Investment Strategy were adopted.
RM OF VANSCOY Council approved 7 applications for building and development permits at their August 10th meeting. Two applications to subdivide were approved. Council made an $8,000.00 voluntary contribution to the STARS Helicopter Air Ambulance program. The R.M. has been accepted to be a host municipality under the Municipal Administrator Internship Program (MAIP). This is a 52-week paid internship program cost-shared between the R.M. and SARM to allow an eligible applicant training in all core functional areas of municipal administration so they may be certified as a Municipal Administrator. Maintenance staff is doing their best to fix problem areas in the roads as weather permits. Thank you for your cooperation during these repairs. If you witness someone dumping garbage in the ditch please contact our Police Officer Glenn Thomson @ 291-6050 or the office @ 668-2060. Please provide as much information as possible such as license plate number, etc. The next meeting of Council is scheduled for Tuesday September 10th commencing at 8:00 a.m. Any submissions for the September meeting must be in the R.M. office by September 2nd.
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RCMP Report August 26 - September 2, 2013 Collision on Hwy 16 On August 26 at 1:10 p.m. police attended a collision at highway 16 and Dalmeny Road. A 2009 Toyota Yaris attempted to cross the highway southbound when it was struck by an eastbound Ford Escape. Ambulance attended the scene; however, no one was transported to hospital as injuries were minor in nature. The driver of the Yaris, a 60 year old man from Marcelin, Saskatchewan, was issued a violation ticket for proceeding from a stop sign before it was safe to do so.
Power Pole Struck On August 27 at 10:30 a.m. police received a report of a downed power pole on Larsen Rd., east of Borden. SaskPower crews determined that the pole had been struck by a vehicle which had left the scene of the collision. Debris from the vehicle was collected from the scene. The pole cost several thousand dollars to replace. Police are investigating.
Rollover on O’Malley On August 28 at 10:52 p.m. police received a call of a single vehicle rollover collision on O’Malley Road west of highway 60, near Pike Lake Provincial Park. Police located a 1998 Chevrolet Silverado truck on its roof in the ditch. No vehicle occupants were located near the vehicle. Police conducted registration checks on the vehicle and determined the owner lived in the area. When police attended at the residence there was no response. The vehicle has been seized by police and the investigation is continuing. The Traffic Safety Act requires that any collision involving an injury or death, alcohol consumption, or when a vehicle is required to be towed must be reported to the police immediately. Failure to do so is an offence.
Motorhome hits SUV On August 29 at 7:51 p.m. police were dispatched to a motor vehicle collision in the 300 block of 3rd Street in Martensville. A 1965 Dodge Motor Home (RV) rolled down a hill and struck a parked 2011 Chevrolet Traverse. Both vehicles were unattended. A tow truck was needed to pull the vehicles apart. The registered owner of the RV was issued
a violation ticket under the Traffic Safety Act.
Pickup Hits Semi On August 30 at 12:01 p.m. police attended a non-injury motor vehicle collision 5 kms south of Delisle on highway 45, at township road 240. Upon arrival, police located a 2003 Dodge truck with front end damage and a 2012 Western Star semitruck with damage to its passenger side bumper and wheel well. The eastbound Dodge failed to stop at the stop sign as it entered onto hwy 45 and was struck by the Western Star. The driver of the Dodge truck was issued a violation ticket under the Traffic Safety Act.
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a similar break-in. Thieves entered the residence during the day through an unlocked door and stole jewelry boxes, a camera and a computer. Police are investigating and encourage everyone to lock their doors when leaving their residence unattended.
Radisson Quad Stolen On August 28, police received a complaint of a quad stolen that was unlawfully taken during the past two months from a residence in Radisson. The quad is described as a green Polaris, with a winch on the front, and a ripped seat. Police are asking anyone with information on this theft to call Crime Stoppers or the Warman RCMP Detachment.
On August 30 at 7:32 p.m. police received a report or a non-injury, two vehicle motor collision on Main Street in Martensville. A 1990 Chrysler Dynasty struck a parked 2000 Nissan Xterra, and pushed it approx. 2 meters from where it was parked. The Nissan suffered damage to the rear drivers side wheel well and the Chrysler sustained damage to its front passenger side tire area. Neither vehicle was drivable, so both were towed. Police charged the driver of the Chrysler car with Driving without Due Care and Attention.
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On August 26 at 9:00 p.m. police were called to a complaint of vandalism near a commercial premise on North Railway Street in Warman. The complainant had the back passenger window smashed out of her vehicle while parked at that location. A sledge hammer was left in the rear seat. Police are investigating.
On August 30 at 2:35 a.m. police received a complaint of several individuals swimming in the Martensville Swimming Pool. Members conducted a patrol; however the swimmers were gone by the time police arrived.
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On August 27 at 11:30 p.m. police responded to a call of break and enter at a rural residence south of Dalmeny. A homeowner advised that he had been out for the evening and upon his return noted that thieves had entered his unlocked house. The complainant reported a jewelry box with several thousand dollars in jewelry and a Samurai Sword were stolen.
B & E Near Vanscoy On August 28 at 5:17 p.m. police were called to a rural residence east of Vanscoy for
On August 29 at 3:45 p.m. police were dispatched to a complaint of a break and enter at a rural residence in the Delisle district. The complaint reported they were away during the morning hours and upon their return in the afternoon found the gate to their property broken and the house unlawfully entered. The culprits stole a 46 inch Samsung LED television, two snowmobile helmets and a small amount of money. Police continue to investigate with the assistance of the RCMP Forensic Unit.
On August 27 at 3:00 a.m. police received a complaint of a disturbance on 6th Avenue South in Martensville. It was reported that two women in a car were fighting in close proximity to an apartment building and keeping occupants awake. Police attended and located two women seated in
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a Honda Civic car. The vehicle was found to be capable of being put into motion and the women at the driver’s seat was displaying gross signs of intoxication. The woman, a 24 year old Saskatoon resident was arrested for having care and control of a vehicle while her ability to operate the vehicle was impaired. She was taken to the police detachment where she provided breath samples that were more than double the legal limit. The woman was later released on impaired driving related charges.
Noisy Youth On August 28 at 9:18 p.m. police received a call about a large group of teenagers on Main Street in Martensville. The group was reportedly making a lot of noise and disturbing area residents. Police attended and located several youths in the area. One 14 year old male was found to be very loud and vocal and drawing attention to an otherwise quiet group. The young man was cautioned by police about disturbing the peace. There were no further problems reported.
Noisy Drinker On August 30 at 3:00 a.m. police were dispatched to the Warman Hotel on the report of an intoxicated male causing a disturbance by yelling and screaming. A patrol was made and a 20 year old male from Warman was lo-
cated outside the premises. He was arrested, and lodged into cells until sober without charges.
Urinator Arrested On August 31 at 2:10 a.m. police were patrolling Highway 14, west of Saskatoon and located a male urinating on the side of the highway. Police spoke to the 28 year old, obtained his name and determined he had a warrant for his arrest from the Saskatoon Police Service. The male was arrested for the warrant and later released with a future appearance at Provincial Court in Saskatoon.
Gunman Arrested On September 1 at 8:05 p.m. police were called to the 100 block of 4th Avenue North in Martensville on a report an agitated male with a weapon outside of the residence. The suspect male argued with a family member and damaged some outdoor property. He fled the area before police attended. However, police later located the suspect, a 59 year old male from Martensville, at another residence and arrested him for Assault with a Weapon, Possession of a Weapon Dangerous to the Public, Assault Police Officer and Mischief Over $5000. The male was remanded into custody and will appear in Provincial Court in Saskatoon.
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30th Anniversary of the Vanscoy Summer Fair Submitted by Linda Wright
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his year we celebrated our 30th Anniversary over 2 days of events on Saturday and Sunday August 17th and 18th. Our celebration began with a parade at 10am Saturday. We had 22 parade entries includ-
ing floats, horses, tractors and lots of kids and candy. Kidsville was open for both days from 1-4 pm with games, crafts, face painting, dinosaur dig and the bouncy castles. The Balloon man entertained on Saturday and Beeper the Clown had her magic show on Sunday. There was also
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a little britches rodeo for children 11 and younger. This was an event using stick horses for games and races. The Vanscoy Multiple 4-H Club hosted a scavenger hunt which took the kids all around the fairgrounds looking and asking for items in their hunt. The gymkhana event started Saturday at 1 pm with 30 riders and the Light Horse show was Sunday with 42 riders. Other Saturday events were: a Ball tournament (5 teams), Quilt truck, Tractor show and of course the Fair exhibits. Saturday evening began with a Roast beef supper followed by entertainment with the return of Elvis AKA
“The Cadillac Kid” and his son “Avery”. The supper was catered by Robin’s Nest Restaurant of Vanscoy. Everyone also enjoyed a piece of cake celebrating our 30th Anniversary. The day’s festivities ended with a great display of fireworks at dusk, which were set by the Delisle fire Dept. Sunday events included a Pancake breakfast followed by a polka mass at 11 am. The tractor show, the Quilt truck,
Kidsville with Beeper the Clown and a 3D Archery Outdoor Course Demonstration were the other activities for Sunday. A special Thank you to Barb Sparrow, Shelley Sowter and Jean Kent for putting together a very impressive and informative 30 year history display of the Vanscoy and District Agricultural Society. Many came out for the 2 day celebration, met with friends and neighbors and enjoyed the
fun and games of the good old summer fair! Check out the web site www.vanscoyanddistrictagsociety.ca for pictures as well as for future events. Thank you again to our many sponsors and to our much appreciated volunteers who step up to ensure a successful event. Also a very big Thank you to the Directors of the Vanscoy and District Agricultural Society.
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John Arcand Fiddle Fest (continued from page 1) and finger weaving – these courses were offered throughout the weekend. Cultural Camp also offered free workshops on traditional dance, oral traditions, and that oh so beloved but complicated-toplay tune, the Red River Jig. We’re looking forward to building upon this year’s successes with the Cultural Camp for the 2014 festival. Though old-time music is associated with older generations, the John Arcand proves to be an intergenerational experience. Drawing from over 1,000 participants in our workshops (fiddle, guitar, dance, and the Cultural camp), the demographic was 28% senior, 36% adult, and 36% youth! These statistics were also demonstrated by busy Children’s Activity Area, where an array of arts and crafts and interactive story-time and kid-oriented music workshops were met with approval by children and parents alike. An important part of our mandate is ! to nurture Me ́tis and old-
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August 23, 2013 Kelly Block, M.P.
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n August 21st, Prime Minister Stephen Harper participated in an Arctic military exercise with the Gjoa Haven Patrol of the Canadian Rangers as part of the Operation NANOOK 13. The Canadian Rangers are a sub-component of the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve. They provide patrol groups and detachments across the North for national security and public safety missions, including national sovereignty patrols in the sparsely settled north-
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Prime Minister Harper takes part in NANOOK 13 ern, coastal and isolated areas of Canada. Taking place from August 2nd to 23rd, Operation NANOOK 13 is the Canadian Armed Forces premier annual northern operation, and Canadian Rangers are the pillar of this operation due to their local knowledge and considerable expertise in protecting Canada’s sovereignty in the North. Operation NANOOK 13 encompasses four regions of the Arctic, each with its own unique scenario. In Whitehorse, CAF
personnel have worked with the Yukon territorial government in a disaster-relief scenario. Military personnel deployed to Cornwallis island have worked with Environment Canada to protect wildlife from threats. Resolution Islands has seen the combined efforts of the CAF and the Canada Coast Guard at work at sea and on land in support of the RCMP. On King William Island, the Canadian Rangers have patrolled the land in
unsupported and in austere conditions. The Canadian Rangers have also be refining multi-vessel patrolling techniques. The North is a fundamental part of our Canadian Heritage, our national identity and is vital to our country’s future prosperity. That’s why our government is promoting economic expansion and skills training for local populations as a way to entrench our presence on this vast land, and build a stronger Canada from coast to coast to coast.
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s summer comes to a close, our caucus is preparing for the upcoming legislative session. Throughout the summer, Saskatchewan Party MLAs have been consulting with constituents to find out what your priorities are. We heard that overall you are happy with the direction the province is taking, but there is still more work to do in regards to highways and senior care. To that end, this year our government is investing more than $260 million in highway construction across the province. Since 2008, our government has invested a record $3.7 billion in transportation infrastructure. We will continue to take action to ensure you and your families have a safe, reliable highway system. Our record on Seniors Care includes hundreds of new long-terms beds throughout the province, substantial increases to the Seniors Income Plan, increased funding for health regions to deliver home care services and historic income tax cuts that mean many seniors no longer pay any provincial income tax at all. We have come a long way in providing support to those to whom we owe so much, but there is still more to do.
One important issue that we heard during our summer consultations was the need to maintaining the economic strength and growth of our province. Through this we can continue to invest in the services that you need and deserve. Throughout the summer, our economy continued to set records, such as the strongest employment growth and the lowest unemployment in Canada. Employment rose to 564,100 people which is a 4 per cent increase over last year. July also saw the lowest youth unemployment rate among the provinces, at less than half the national average. If you are looking for a job, Saskatchewan is the place to be. In July, 60 per cent of jobs posted on Saskjobs.ca were full time positions. This is a 14.7 per cent increase over the
same month last year. The number of jobs available in July was 17,249, spread over 327 communities across Saskatchewan. This is an increase of 8.6 per cent over 2012. Providing quality and timely surgery is another area in which we are working to provide the services you need and deserve. We are well on the way to ensuring you and your loved ones' surgeries are performed within three months of a physicianâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s referral by April 2014. The latest update from the Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative (SKSI) shows that wait times for surgeries continue to decrease. The numbers show that 79 per cent of patients are having their surgeries within three month of their referrals and 91 per cent are having their surgeries within six months. This was an ambitious target when
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Randyy Weekes, Weekes, MLA MLA Biggar iggar Constituency Constituency Office Office 106 - 3rd 3rd Ave. Ave. West, Av West, Biggar, Biggar iggar,, SK S0K 0M0 Toll Toll Free: Free: 1-877-948-4880 Phone: Phone: 1-306-948-4880 Fax: 1-306-948-4882 Find Randy on http://on.fb.me/SfKsYx
www.randyweekes.ca randyweekes.mla@accesscomm.ca we set and through the hard work of the SKSI we are on our way to realizing it. Our government is investing $70.5 million this year to improve access to surgeries which will provide for about 89,000 surgeries throughout Saskatchewan, an increase of 7,000 from last year. As post-secondary students prepare for the upcoming study year, I wanted to remind you of the benefits of the Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship. In
time maximum of $2,000 for new Saskatchewan grade 12 grads who are enrolled in a post-secondary institution right here at home.
its first year, this scholarship has provided more than 4,500 students with more than $2.2 million to help offset the cost of their post-secondary education. This scholarship reduces tuition up to $500 per year to a life-
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Vanscoy Girl Competes in World Horse Show in Texas
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hat once seemed an impossible dream for Taylor Gardner became a reality this past summer as she travelled to Fort Worth, Texas to compete in the American Junior Paint Horse Association Youth World Show. “It has been my goal to participate in this show for the past three years”, says Taylor Gardner. Competing at the Worlds is a once in a lifetime opportunity”. “I can’t believe I got to go and that I did so well”
Gardner had to qualify with the horse(s) she wanted to compete with the year previous to attending. This meant that she had to travel to all of the APHA sanctioned shows in Zone 10 in 2012. There was a total of seven shows across Alberta and Saskatchewan between May and September. She campaigned with three horses which in itself is a tremendous feat as many riders focus on competing with just one horse. Through hard work,
plenty of training and perseverance she was able to qualify with all three horses. There were times when she was not sure it would all come together as the family faced some challenges with the death of an Uncle and the addition of her new cousin and then the building which housed most of her horse records and awards burning to the ground. “My Mom & Dad did not want to see me lose this opportunity after I had been training for well over a year, they
did what had to be done to get me and my 3 horses down to Texas. They made a lot of sacrifices and I am very thankful for that.” Taylor and her Mom, Lorraine Beaudette left Saskatoon on June 20 and met up with fellow competitor, Mackenzie Yagersma, from Coaldale, Alberta who was also attending with her horse. The trip down to Texas with a load of horses takes 3 long days, plus the horses had to be acclimatized to the extreme heat. Temperatures were 36 to 39 C most of the trip. “We arrived at the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Texas on June 27th and really went to work. I was enrolled in Pre-Show Boot Camp on the 28th and was
fortunate to receive the $500 Hart Trailer Scholarship award.” The World Show classes began on June 29 and ran through to July 6. Taylor competed in Barrel Racing, Pole Bending, Stake Race and Versatility classes as well as two Sweepstake classes with Mr. Sylvester (Sully); Showmanship, Hunter under Saddle and Hunt Seat Equitation with Only By Appointment (Wayne); and Hunter Hack, Hunt Seat Equitation over Fences and Working Hunter with The Best Man(Bugs). Taylor success with all three horses and impressed APHA staff with her skill set. She was interviewed for their Around the World
video blog series and featured in various news stories. “I never dreamed I would do so well and in the end I came home with a Reserve World Championship in Pole Bending 14 – 18 and Reserve Champion Paint Horse in Versatility as well as 2 Top 10 placing with Sully; with Bugs in the jumping classes we were two times Top 5 and one times top 10 and with Wayne we were two times finalists. I also won money in the speed jackpots and the versatility stakes but my best prize would have to be my Reserve World Champion buckle & jacket. Along with the memories I will cherish these for the rest of my life!”
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Victoria’s Design 370-9399
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Jillian Walker Massage RMT Vanscoy 242-7780
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Lindsey Kocay Therapeutic Massage Delisle 493-8247
J C Electric Vanscoy 290-2052
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Moon River Golf Club Valley Road 931-8960
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Valleyview Golf & Country Club Delisle 493-3288
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Epicure Selections - Vanscoy Brandi Orth 382-2220
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