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structure fire GONE, BUT NOT TO BE FOR- By Stan Ashbee property. The damage GOTTEN: The Dilo’s Pizza and Sunny South News has been estimated to be Spaghetti building in Coaldale $100,000. The cause of the was demolished last week to oaldale and Dis- fire is under investiga- make way for future develop- trict Emergency tion and is being consid- ment. The local establishment Services (CDES) ered suspicious. found a home in Coaldale for responded to CDES is reaching out over 41 years. aC structure fire at 1511 SUNNY SOUTH NEWS PHOTOS BY to the public — who may JACK VAN RIJN AND KAROL MILLER 21 Avenue June 5 at 2:59 have been in the area p.m. — according to a before the fire between recent media release. 2:30 p.m. and 2:50 p.m. When the fire depart- that may have witnessed ment arrived, the house’s anyone fleeing the area. rear deck was fully involved and the Also, investigators are looking for fire was extending into the home and residents that may have pictures, roof. The fire was also spreading to video, or security camera footage from nearby bushes threatening the home the area. next door. Firefighters were able to Witnesses can contact CDES by knock the fire down quickly on the phone at 403-345-1331 or e-mail deck and protect the adjacent house. [email protected]. In total, 14 firefighters attended the CDES would like to encourage scene and worked to extinguish the parents to discuss the dangers of play- fire completely. The fire-damaged ing with fire with their children and home has been a known problem teenagers and the hazards of visiting house for years in the neighbourhood. abandoned structures. Coaldale Municipal Enforcement CDES has responded to two con- and the RCMP had worked recently to firmed youth-set structure fires in the evict illegal residents and secure the last 18 months. Update on Coaldale suspicious deaths According to a recent media release, of the 90-year-old female was undeter- the Office of the Chief Medical Exam- mined. iner conducted autopsies June 7. There are no suspects being sought by The preliminary findings indicate the police and no risk to the public. manner of death of the 63-year-old male No further updates will be provided. is non-criminal. The manner of death

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PBEMS proposal approved for keeping utility truck By Nikki Jamieson not be subject to capital replacement. Firefighters’ Association, equipment, be used by the on-duty officer “The intent would be to maintain the and the association has agreed to fund as an additional command unit when Sunny South News utility truck through the replacement any unforeseen mechanical breakdowns Command 3 is unavailable, be used as an Picture Butte Emergency Services will of the command truck, so it’s always a and ongoing maintenance that may occur additional wildland unit during the fire be retaining a utility truck for their fleet. second or third-hand piece of equipment,” during the use of the utility truck, as to season and provide backfill command or During their regular May 25 meeting, said West. not impact the operating budget. wildland unit if provincial deployment is Picture Butte town council discussed The intent would be to utilize existing “The real goal is to have this with no requested. a proposal for the Emergency Services trucks when the command truck is re- significant finance impact. I can’t say When asked if the department would use department’s fleet to re-designate the placed through the existing fleet schedule. there’s never a financial impact, because the truck, West said it was a new thing for 1991 GMC 3500 previously in use, as the As well, the Picture Butte Firefight- we have to, as a municipality, pay for the the department to try, and all their listed command unit with a waiver from the ers’ Association has agreed to fund any insurance and the fuel, and the cost of potential uses are hypothetical. requirements of the Fleet Replacement unforeseen mechanical breakdowns and keeping it on the road. But I project those Additionally, the new unit had only Policy. ongoing maintenance that may occur dur- being fairly minimal, and for that mini- just come into service, so the department With the completion of the 2021 Com- ing the use of the utility truck, as to not mal additional cost, we see there’s still a hasn’t had the opportunity to use the util- mand Truck Capital Project, the existing impact the operating budget. bit of value and potential in the truck,” ity truck in any capacity yet. unit was scheduled for surplus. However, It is estimated the operational costs said West. West said the proposal could come with Director of Emergency Services Frank of adding the utility truck to the fleet is “I’m sure everybody knows the value of a caveat of revisiting it at a later date, to West said internally, the recommendation approximately $1,500 a year - for insur- keeping a pick-up truck around the house. determine the use and demand for it. is the truck’s existing value as a utility ance, fuel and regular maintenance for oil It’s the same thing for us.” Coun. Joe Watson suggested the depart- truck support unit outweighs its potential changes and wiper blade replacements. The truck could be possibly used for ment run it through the summer, and if resale value, and requested council ap- It would be a billable resource when things such as the transport of two ad- the department finds they are not using it, proves the department keeping the truck deployed outside of the town at the rate ditional firefighters to the scene of any they can put it up for sale then, noting it and adding it to their fleet. of $185 per hour, according to the 2020 emergency, provide clean-up of used fire will “go easy.” The costs would not come with any ad- Alberta Transportation rate, and the total hose and equipment from fire scenes, Council passed a motion to approve the ditional budget requests and will be man- annual operating cost could be covered by provide firefighter crew relief on ex- Utility Truck Emergency Services Fleet aged within the approved operating bud- eight hours of billable time each year. tended duration emergency calls, help Proposal as presented, and that the budget get. The truck would not be included in West said fundraising was utilized to out with logistics functions of the depart- for the town to maintain the vehicle to not the Fleet Replacement Policy and would obtain the truck and purchased by the ment such as transporting supplies and pass $1,500. Coaldale resident ‘fed up’ with plans for 16 Avenue By Laura Balanko-Dickson existing sanitary line between 23 Street and the road that area of focus with any upgrades planned and executed in Sunny South News serves the Garden Grove Manufactured Home Park is being the area,” says Hastings. replaced and upsized, as part of the 16 Avenue roadway “As development occurs in the town quarter, and capacity Clive Schaupmeyer, a 74-year-old resident of Coaldale, extension project, as well.” thresholds are reached for sanitary sewer, further upgrades claims the Town of Coaldale did not “do their due dili- “Storm water infiltration and in-flow issues are also an will take place along the line that is in place at 16 Avenue.” gence” in consulting the residents of 16 Avenue, the street he lives on. Moreover, he is “fed up” with a general lack of communi- cation from town council, potential traffic increase, as well We specialize in agriculture, commercial and as the potential risk of sewage back-up. industrial excavating services as well as trucking However, Spencer Croil, deputy CAO and director of Planning and Community Development, as well as Kalen services throughout Alberta. Hastings, chief administrative officer (CAO) for the town of Coaldale think otherwise. Let us at Dennis’ Dirtworx “The town has a participation policy and they absolutely, utterly ignored it,” says Schaupmeyer, adding the town help you get your project started today. “didn’t ask one person for their opinion.” “This is the biggest complex in a 100-year history,” says What We Do: Schaupmeyer, “it was always intended to be a park.” Schaupmeyer exclaims, “there has been zero communica- • Site Development • Pipelines tion to anyone on 16 Avenue from the town.” Croil made a presentation to town council May 10. In his • Demolition • Heavy Equipment presentation, he outlines that notice was mailed to sur- • Earth Moving Hauling rounding property owners, as well as two advertisements in the Sunny South News. There were no requests to speak • Water & Sewer Installation • Gravel/Dirt Hauling at the hearing. However, that’s not all the town did. Croil says the creation of the website letsconnectcoaldale.ca - “was an 403-345-3539 example of the town’s commitment to public engagement.” 1009 13th Ave., Coaldale AB “The concept of extending 16 Avenue west, as part of the town’s growth management plan, is not new and has been in the planning works for almost 15 years,” says Hastings, “as growth occurs in and around the joint facility, addi- tional vehicular entryways will be created on the west side of the facility.” Your Local Funeral Home According to Schaupmeyer, “there would need to be a few hundred trips of school buses, parents and students.” Despite Schaupmeyer’s concern, Hastings says, “the Alberta Owned. 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He is also concerned about the potential for sewage back-ups in the New Coaldale Location homes of residents on 16 Avenue. “I’m no sewer engineer, but I have a note from the CAO in 2015 acknowledging there were sewage back-ups in 2013/2014 or 2014/2015,” says Schaupmeyer. 1711 20th St, Coaldale, AB “The sewer issues that were caused in 2013 and 2014 were largely due to in-flows from storm water runoff and sump pumps being connected to the sanitary system in Garden Grove. These issues will not get worse with the introduc- tion of the flows from the school and rec centre. This has Brad Sawka been confirmed by MPE Engineering, as a part of their Phone: modelling processes for the school and rec centre site, and by town infrastructure staff, “ says Hastings. “Capacity along 16 Avenue has been confirmed to be suf- (403) 345 - 0100 ficient for the school and rec centre, and the portion of the CORRECTION In an earlier version of an article entitled, “New RCMP detachment building to open later this year” on Page 2 of the June 8 issue of the Sunny South News — “Edson” was incorrectly spelled as “Edison.” And, Yel- lowknife was not placed in the NWT within the story www.edensfuneralhome.com that began on Page 1. Editorial staff apologizes for any A Division of the Caring Group Corp. inconvenience this may have caused. 3Your Town

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Mennonite students graduate READERS’ GUIDE By Laura Balanko-Dickson Sunny South News This directory is designed to assist readers and advertisers in reaching the While neither Crystal McGregor, principal of John Davidson School in appropriate departments. Coaldale, nor Dakota Bradley, teacher of the graduating class of 2021 expected SUNNY SOUTH NEWS 11 Low-German speaking Mennonite Phone: 345-3081 students to graduate this year — but, Fax: 345-5408 they did. BY MAIL: 1802 20th Ave. Moreover, McGregor and Bradley BOX 30 Coaldale, AB., T1M 1M2 claim this is because of Bradley’s rela- tionship with the students. Bradley says many of the graduates also navigated TO CALL WITH NEWS their own difficulties with cultural ex- If you have a news tip or a story idea pectations outside of school. Still, he has you think we might be interested in, high hopes for his students. please call the contacts below at 345- “We have 11 graduates this year, (nine) 3081 or 732-4045 during the day. SUNNY SOUTH NEWS PHOTO SUBMITTED more than we had the previous year,” Dakota Bradley speaks during the 2021 graduation ceremony for his high school students at John Davidson schools. McGregor says, “some of them even Editor: Stan Ashbee finished early.” lenge” than others. given my field,” says Bradley, adding This year, because of the COVID-19 Reporter: Nikki Jamieson Judy Crohn, Chrissy Martens, Joey “they have been given support from pandemic, students had the option to Cole Parkinson Peters, Anita Loeppky, Margaretha and their parents as well, but oftentimes it’s opt-out of their diploma test. McGregor Maria Neufeld all overcame challenges difficult for them to get that support.” thinks this was “encouraging” for stu- outside the classroom. But, some of the “Most of our graduates are women,” dents to get their schoolwork done early. TO PLACE A DISPLAY AD challenges these students faced weren’t says Bradley, “those stereotypes are be- McGregor says the graduates utilized Call 345-3081 or 732-4045 during reg- the type a student can overcome in the ing broken.” the work experience program, as well as ular office hours. If you have a ques- classroom. “I hope they keep pushing for bigger, a dual-credit program offered remotely For example, Bradley recalls Maria better things. I hope they keep going.” tions or concern. to expedite their graduation. McGregor and Margaretha Neufeld having “more One graduate, Anita Loeppky, said adds, those yet to graduate “are just do- pronounced home-life responsibilities.” thanks to the graduating class for being ing option courses.” CLASSIFIED ADS “Where they were in their first year an amazing family, during a speech. “I Bradley admits it is his relationship $8.50 for 25 words (plus GST) of high school was, you know, really hope parents will give the same encour- with the students that “kept students” in question whether or not they would agement to their children that have not enrolled. 35¢ for each additional word be able to complete, and they had a lot yet graduated.” “It’s been great to have someone like Price is for each week of insertion. of additional work just to make it in, Margaretha Neufeld, another gradu- (Bradley) build relationships with the let alone their courses,” says Bradley, ate, said she never thought she would Low-German Mennonite community,” “there’s a pretty big expectation that actually graduate. “But here I am,” SUBSCRIPTIONS says McGregor. girls raise the kids, and help around the she noted, during a graduation speech. “It’s been nice to watch them go household as well, alongside their moth- “This high school journey has truly If you’d like to subscribe to The through high school,” says McGregor, ers. It’s a great deal of domestic work.” taught me more than I ever imagined Sunny South News, please call Karol adding, it was “personally rewarding.” That’s not all these students overcame. it would. When I started high school Miller at the News at 345-3081. Bradley says it was an “emotional “There’s the cultural expectation wom- the mountain of my workload seemed graduation” for him because he is proud en shouldn’t really go far in school,” immovable, I was ready to quit after my Our subscription rate is of all his students. says Bradley. “It was definitely more of first week. I climbed, I fell and climbed, $24/year + GST “I’m insanely proud of all my stu- a challenge than I anticipated.” and fell again. I truly can’t say what dents,” says Bradley. But, he admits, “It’s not really something I agree with, brought me to stay.” there are some that had “more of a chal- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Sunny South News welcomes your letters. Letters should be signed and include your full name, address and telephone number for verification.

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By Laura Balanko-Dickson “If we sell out early, we draw early,” Sunny South News says Parker, “pending approval.” Varieties: The 50/50 draw is over $12,000 more A recent transition in how the Coal- than the previous year, and that will dale Kinsmen operates their annual continue to grow until it is drawn at the Hybrid Fall Rye Oats raffle is going to change how they man- end of the year. “If the 50/50 is $100,000, age and sell the tickets. KWS Progas Winter Wheat AC Mustang the winner will get $50,000,” says There’s even a 50/50 sale that has Forage Rye Parker. AAC Wildfire CS Camden raised more funds than the previous KWS Trebiano Some of that money could be used to AAC Gateway year in less than three months, poten- Morgan fund a park like Eastview in the future. Brasetto tially releasing some funds for building Totalling nearly half-a-million dollars, parks in the area. There’s a bevy of “Eastview Park is an incredibly impor- prizes to be won, and the community tant civic space that provides our com- organization even has a tutorial to teach Your Pedigreed Seed and Custom Cleaning Dealer! munity with an opportunity to gather residents how to buy tickets on the and play together right in the heart of group’s Facebook page. Klaas 403-634-5582 our downtown,” says Jack Van Rijn, of Adam Parker, of the Coaldale Kinsmen Jordan 403-308-1906 Club, said members have saved “over the Coaldale Kinsmen Club, adding it’s 9,000 volunteer hours” since beginning important the people in Coaldale have their partnership with Stride Manage- “quality civic spaces to encourage com- ment, a lottery management business munity building, civic engagement and based out of . health and wellness.” Moreover, Parker is excited to do “Kinsmen Club of Coaldale was away with the raffle barrel because of incorporated in 1954 and, through their  the “random number generator” used volunteer efforts, raised over $7 million by Stride Management. through various fundraising events that Parker says because of their partner- were ultimately donated back to the ship with Stride Management, the Coal- community,” says Van Rijn. dale Kinsmen can now offer multiple Another park the Kinsmen has funded ticket choices. is the Town of Coaldale Mountain Bike According to Parker, the new services Park. “We have contributed $50,000 offered — because of their partnership towards the construction of two picnic with Stride Management — has helped shelters,” says Van Rijn. the group sell 85 per cent of their tickets The prizes include a 2021 Harley in less than three months. Davidson Road Glide Special priced at “Tickets are already 85 per cent sold $35,700, a 2021 Club Car Onward pack- out,” says Parker. This “seamless pro- age priced at $30,000, a 2021 Big Bronco cess” provides loyal customers with a Sport: Big Bend edition priced at $36,199, “24-hour ticket delivery” service. More- a 2021 Salem 240 BHXL Travel Trailer over, Parker thinks it could be sold out priced at $33,900 and a $30,000 cash “by the end of August.” prize. Coaldale-related court report By Delon Shurtz man pulled into the park- to kill him if he called Newspapers ing lot of Tim Hortons in the police. The masked Coaldale, and Beringer assailant, who remains at General Dirt Work | Demolition | Concrete Chelsey Marie Beringer got into his car. As he warrant, also threatened had her victim all picked began to drive away, to kill him. Site Development | Trucking Services | Grading Services out. It was a man she Beringer told him to stop The two robbers fled on met when she previously because she had arranged foot and the victim called worked at a Coaldale to sell some weed. the police, who reviewed liquor store, and with A tall man wearing a bank video surveillance ϰϬϯͲϲϯϰͲϳϵϳϰ whom she became friends hospital mask and car- footage. At one point, on Facebook. rying a kitchen knife the male robber uncov- On the morning of May walked up to the car and ered his face and looked 7, 2020, the 23-year-old climbed into the back directly at the camera. woman called the man seat, then held the knife Both suspects were ar- and asked him to come to to the driver’s neck. rested within a day of the Coaldale, but he said he Beringer demanded the robbery. couldn’t because he was $200, and the masked Beringer, who currently too drunk. He messaged man — Beringer’s boy- lives in Saskatoon, Sask., Beringer later in the day, friend — repeated the pleaded guilty last Thurs-   however, and she offered demand and threatened to day in Lethbridge pro- We are looking for experienced labourers and equipment operators to join him sex for $400. That was cut the victim. vincial court to charges a conversation the two The three went to a of armed robbery and our team for the upcoming season. Experience with concrete and deep had never had before. bank where the victim uttering threats. The man said he only withdrew the money from The judge ordered a services preferred. Email resume to [email protected] to apply had $200, but the two the ATM, and the masked pre-sentence report on agreed to meet, with one man handed it to Bering- Beringer’s personal  condition: Beringer was er before they returned circumstances, and the  not to bring her boy- to Tim Hortons. Beringer matter was adjourned to friend. kicked the man, stole his Sept. 15 for a sentencing At about 11 p.m., the cellphone and threatened hearing. 5

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6 - THE SUNNY SOUTH NEWS, Coaldale, Alberta, Tuesday, June 15, 2021 WHO TO CALL: PUBLISHER: Ryan McAdams 223-2266 EDITOR: Stan Ashbee 403-223-2266 E-mail: [email protected] The ‘good old days’ wasn’t Can you imagine what it was like back know-how are big wins for the species. neighbours — who in the minds of oth- the world turned ‘round and ‘round — in the day, like way back — when there We sometimes take things for granted. ers, were committing heresy against of course, throughout history, some were no news reports about anything, Science has taught us about what a the religion of the day. Vagabonds humans thought the world was flat at no Google, no online social media plat- solar eclipse is, to use protective tools would travel the land hocking tonics one point and some still do (along with forms and only word of mouth? There when looking at the sun and that the and elixirs or would conjure up magic, other theories of a conspiracy nature). were no statistics, no scientific expla- world wasn’t coming to an abrupt end. psychic readings and pseudo-science to Science, which like religion is fallible, nations and scarce resources to back With the invention of astronomy and the naive. Charismatic leaders would has brought people out of some pretty anything up. What would have it been its many incarnations and evolution — hypnotize the masses with their charm dark times — except for when there’s a like to see the very first solar eclipse? common folk could rest easier knowing and wily ways, while preaching salva- solar eclipse during the day. When it was the middle of the day and science had their backs, hopefully. Of tion for a buck to the easily manipulat- Philosophers, science-based thinkers, the sky grew dark, very dark. And early course, many thought early scientists ed. It was literally a Wild West of sorts revolutionaries and forward-doers were humans would have looked directly at were kooks or crooks — preying on — anything went, lawlessness prevailed, to thank for their desire to think outside the sun, which of course is now known humans’ lack of useful information at while many suffered and paid the price. of the box and be innovative, original, to be a big no-no, and they most likely the time. Life was a lot simpler, but a lot The “good old days” wasn’t. creative and question the powers that be would have wondered — is the apoca- more frightening, confusing and intimi- As time somewhat progressed, hu- and the reasoning behind things, rather lypse nigh? Should we be worried? Or, dating — it would be assumed. mans learned things — they received than just taking things at face-value. would they have even cared? Throughout history, so-called “witch- education, advancements, rights, Without these unique perspectives, life Today’s humans are more fortunate, es” were hung or burnt at the stake. freedoms and the like. Life became more would be a lot different today. Chaos for the most part. Knowledge and Town folk would shout “heretic” at worth living, as the days went by and would have continued to rule the land. The fate of our democracy Dear Prime Minister Trudeau: using their control of the Internet and Time and again, you and your govern- to drive terms that are in their interests. The media outlets publishing this let- their highly sophisticated algorithms to ment have committed to similar action. Let’s be clear: Canadian news media ter are competitors. We publish news in divert 80 per cent of all online advertis- The minister of Canadian Heritage has are not looking for new funding or new every region in Canada. In both lan- ing revenue in Canada. And they are specifically and repeatedly committed taxes, or user fees. We’re not calling for guages. We don’t always see eye-to-eye. distributing the work of professional to tabling legislation this spring. But — and certainly don’t want — restric- So an open letter to you — and the journalists across the country without after months of promises, there is still tions or regulations affecting freedom of prominence we’re giving it in our publi- compensation. no legislation. And with the summer speech. cations — is unprecedented. But then so This isn’t just a Canadian problem. parliamentary recess approaching and In fact, the health of our democracy is the threat to news media in Canada. Google and Facebook are using their the strong possibility of a fall general depends on a vibrant and healthy media. And, frankly, so shocking is the inaction monopoly powers in the same way election, words alone will not sustain To put it bluntly, that means you, prime of your government that it demands this throughout the world — choking off Canadian journalists through the long minister, need to keep your word: to in- unprecedented step. journalism from the financial resources months of legislative inaction and troduce legislation to break the Google/ For months, you and the Minister of it needs to survive. relentless power plays by Google and Facebook stranglehold on news before Canadian Heritage Steven Guilbeault, The difference is other countries are Facebook. the summer recess. It’s about political have promised action to rein in the putting their foot down. Australia’s Indeed, recently, Facebook announced will — and promised action. Your gov- predatory monopoly practices of Google parliament — with support from all short-term commercial arrangements ernment’s promise. and Facebook against Canadian news parties — has enacted comprehensive with a few Canadian media outlets. The fate of news media in Canada de- media. But so far, all we’ve gotten is new legislation requiring the two web Until all news media in this country can pends on it. In no small way, so too does talk. And with every passing week, that giants to negotiate collectively with that negotiate collectively with Google and the fate of our democracy. talk grows hollower and hollower. country’s media. And they’ve backed up Facebook, the two multinationals will Jamie Irving, As you know, the two web giants are these new rules with enforcement teeth. continue to use their market dominance chair of News Media Canada. Unfair trade practices in southern Alberta Dear Editor: replied, “I wanted to do you a favour.” We had a contractor from Lethbridge Unfortunately, the favour was a mess. build our patio. When he was done, I The black tar was messy and a profes- had a nightmare with a leaky roof. Ini- sional roofer was not sure how to repair tially, I asked him to build a wooden flat it. At first, he refused to return my roof, but he insisted on an incline metal money, but in the end, he dropped off roof. The part of the fascia that connects the money after some persuasion. One the patio roof was too high and the roof bad thing about it was — there were no of the patio too low — that causes water guarantees. to accumulate and remain there, seep- Now that the damage was done, I will ing through the fascia. hire a professional roofer to fix the leak I have lost confidence in the builder, and hope it will last for a while. In the so I did not ask him to fix the leak meantime, I must wait until he can fix it because he tried to repair it once before before the rains come. and failed. Therefore, I hired a rookie I checked with the Town of Coaldale contractor from Lethbridge, and he to see if the rookie contractor had a overcharged me over and above his business licence and they said there is quote. Afterwards, he had his crew no record of it. They cannot do anything patch it up with a black roof cement, but unless the bylaw officer caught him in when it rained heavily, it sprung a leak the act. They insisted this matter go and our patio carpet was soaking wet — before the courts. not to mention the roof insulation. In my opinion, the town should have a I called the contractor and asked him watchdog checking to see if they hold a to come back to fix the leak, but he told business licence to operate in Coaldale. me he was not a roofer. I asked him why he had his crew do the work and he Paul Jones, Coaldale Columns are opinion pieces written and submitted by our columnists. Any views or opinions that are contained within these columns represent the writer’s opinion, and are not necessarily shared or Concerned about 16 Avenue extension WEATHER endorsed by the Alta Newspaper Group, LP. Dear Editor: garding this decision and to-date have OUTLOOK It is with great concern I write this not found a single person in favour of letter regarding the planned extension it. What kind of council do we have Tuesday Wednesday CONNECTING OUR COMMUNITIES of 16 Avenue (in Coaldale). in this town? I always thought a town I walk on the pathways that were council is here for the people. It seems Published weekly by Alta Newspaper Group, LP built after the Malloy project was com- the mayor and town council have an 1802 20th Ave., Coaldale, AB. Box 30, Coaldale, AB., T1M 1M2 pleted and so enjoy the wildlife and the opinion they can act on their own deci- Ryan McAdams – Publisher Stan Ashbee – Editor Circulating in Coaldale, Picture Butte, peacefulness that project brought on. sions and disregard what the people Lethbridge, , I’m sad to think traffic would be going want. If that is the case, then it is time Diamond City, Shaughnessy, Kipp, Turin, Iron Springs, Barons, , Monarch right through the middle of it. they resign, so we can get new people HIGH 28 HIGH 23 I realize the project was built for in there! They are not voted in for their SUBSCRIPTION RATES: LOW 10 LOW 5 Canada $26 per year + GST flood mitigation with a wetland com- own personal gain. 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The advertiser agrees that the liability of The Sunny South News or its employees for damages or costs arising out of error in printing or inser- people use those pathways for their late with it anyway. tion of advertisements or any other material is limited to the actual amount paid for the space used by that portion of the advertisement containing the error or the actual cost paid to have the evening or early morning walks. advertisement or any other material inserted in The News. Notice of error is required before the HIGH 22 HIGH 24 second insertion. The News will not be liable for any other claims of damages from not printing or I have talked to quite a few people re- Don Breuer, Coaldale non-insertion of any advertisement of other material. LOW 4 LOW 8 7Fridge News

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TO GET YOUR ANNOUNCEMENT Anger ‘clouded judgement’ - court told IN THE FRIDGE NEWS: By Delon Shurtz the player struck the ref’s legs ref sustained a few scrapes, but Southern Alberta Newspapers with his hockey stick. was not seriously injured. COALDALE OFFICE: Call 403-345-3081 Cross Child and the boy’s grand- Cross Child, who court was A Coalhurst man admits his father Robert Creighton, who was told has a criminal record that or e-mail anger clouded his judgment when also helping coach the team, saw includes two assaults, was given a [email protected] he assaulted a referee during a the exchange and saw the boy four-month conditional sentence hockey tournament in Lethbridge strike his head on the ice after he he can serve in the community, Events will be guaranteed space for a minimum in September 2019. was pushed by the referee. They during which he will be subject to of one week. Please submit your information at least confronted Schindel, who raised a curfew between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. five days before the intended publication date. “I let my anger get away from his hands toward Cross Child just every day. He will also be on pro- Preference will be given to local events and submis- me,” Todd William Cross Child sions from community groups and organizations that admitted last Friday in Lethbridge before he was attacked. bation for eight months following do not receive the majority of their funding from gov- provincial court, where he attend- Crown Prosecutor Dawn Ja- the conclusion of his sentence. necke said Cross Child grabbed Cross Child apologized for his COMMUNITYernments. SPOTLIGHT ed by telephone and pleaded guilty to one count of assault. the ref by his torso and pulled him actions, and said he should have to the ice, causing his helmet to called police instead of taking mat- Sunny South Speakers Toastmaster Club Cross Child, 38, was helping coach the team for which his come off. The ref then went into a ters into his own hands. COMMUNITYGuests are always welcome SPOTLIGHT to join Coaldale’s “turtling position,” while he was “I did not set a good example for BARONS UNITED CHURCH THRIFT SHOP nephew played. Sunny South Speakers Toastmaster Club, meeting attacked. the boys of either team, especially Barons United Church Thrift Shop at 113 Main Street is now At the end of a game, Cross weekly, Wednesdays from 7-8:15 p.m. via Zoom. “Cross Child held onto Schindel - my own team,” Cross Child said. OPEN Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursdays from Child’s nephew, who was 10 years 12:30-4:30We always p.m. have Limit fun, of two lively customers and inter in atesting a time themes and fol- old at the time, had a “verbal while Creighton punched Schindel “I assure you it will not happen lowingand exhange COVID healthof ideas. guidelines. E-mail StopBarb in at and check out new- exchange” with the ref, David around the head and neck at least again.” to-youarevallb@shaw inventory and.ca for reasonably-priced the link. items. Cash only. For Schindel. The exchange became three times, as he is turtled on the Creighton was also charged with more info, call 403-757-2424 and leave a message. physical, during which the ref ground,” Janecke explained. assault, and his matter is expected Community Learning Council pushed the player to the ice, and The three men got up off the ice to be resolved, as well, when he PICTUREThe County BUTTE of Lethbridge KNIGHTS OFCommunity COLUMBUS Learning will have after spectators intervened. The returns to court. 2022 Community Calendars on sale by December. Calendars Council is currently closed to in-person visits due willCOMMUNITY begin Jan. 1, 2022. SPOTLIGHT For comments or info e-mail ambh@ shaw.ca.to the current government guidelines. We are still Travelling Albertans reminded to here to help you! If you have a basic computer, SunnyiPad or Southphone Speakers question orToastmaster need to update Club your Guestsresume, ar pleasee always contact welcome us at to403-915-3145. join Coaldale’s submit vaccination info Sunny South Speakers Toastmaster Club, meeting By Nikki Jamieson “The best vaccine is the first one decisions based on accurate data. offered, and I am pleased there I would also like to remind Al- weeklyIf you would, Wednesdays like to impr fromove 7-8:15 your p.m. skills via in Zoom. reading, Sunny South News are many Albertans who made bertans regardless of where they We always have fun, lively and interesting themes writing, basic math, computers or need to prepare Albertans who’ve received their the choice to be vaccinated while received their first dose, it is criti- andfor the exhange Class 7of knowledge ideas. E-mail exam, Barb contact at us at 403- COVID-19 vaccinations outside of vacationing away from home. We cal they remember to sign-up here ar915-3145evallb@shaw or e-mail.ca for clclcof the [email protected]. the province can now submit their are determined to make sure every for their second dose, as soon as Currently, all classes are being offered online via records to . Albertan, no matter where they they are eligible,” said Dr. Deena LethbridgeZoom or phone/mail County Community packets. Learning Council Those who have received either were vaccinated, is able to access Hinshaw, chief medical officer of The County of Lethbridge Community Learning their first or second dose of the their records via their MyHealth Health for Alberta. CouncilBarons Thriftis curr Shopently closed to in-person visits due COVID-19 vaccine in another prov- Records account,” said Tyler Shan- People can contact 8-1-1 for assis- toThe the United current Chur governmentch Thrift Shopguidelines. at 113 MainWe ar eStr stilleet ince or outside of the country can dro, minister of Health for Alberta. tance in locating the nearest clinic herin Bare toons help is nowyou! open.If you Clean, have a gently basic computerused dona-, bring a copy of their immunization “We have always taken an evi- or determining what information records to one of 141 AHS public iPadtions orar ephone greatly question appreciated. or need to update your dence-based approach to COVID-19. needs to be submitted. You can also resume, please contact us at 403-915-3145. health clinics located throughout That is why it’s important we know visit www.albertahealthservices. the province to have their immuni- Call 403-757-2229 or 403-330-6274 to make arrange- how many Albertans are protected ca/findhealth to find a clinic near zation record updated. against COVID-19, so we can make you. Ifments you wouldor drop like in whento impr open.ove yourSince skills our shop in reading, is writing,small, it basicis mandatory math, computers to wear a or mask need to to keep prepar oure forcustomers the Class and 7 knowledgestaff safe. Our exam, opening contact days us atar e403- 915-3145Thursdays or 12:30-4:30 e-mail clclcof [email protected]. and Saturday 10 a.m.-2 Notice of Status Determination Currp.m. ently, all classes are being offered online via Zoom or phone/mail packets. Confi ned Feeding Operation Coaldale United Church Thrift Shop BaronsCoaldale Thrift United Shop Church Thrift Shop (2022 18 St.) is City Packers Feedlot (2003) Ltd. has requested the Natural Resources Conservation Theopen United Thursdays Chur 9ch a.m. Thrift – 1 Shop p.m. at 113 Main Street Board (NRCB) to complete a grandfathering determination for their confi ned feeding in Barons is now open. Clean, gently used dona- operation (CFO). The CFO is located on the NE 32-9-21 W4M in the Lethbridge County tionsCOVID are pr grecautionaryeatly appreciated. measur es are supported. of Alberta. The NRCB will determine the grandfathered livestock capacity and type of Limit of 15 shoppers in the hall area at any one the CFO as it existed on January 1, 2002. Calltime. 403-757-2229 Reasonable prices.or 403-330-6274 Cash only to. make arrange- ments or drop in when open. Since our shop is By this notice the NRCB invites you to provide input on the grandfathered small, it is mandatory to wear a mask to keep our Lethbridge-Coaldale 4-H Beef Club 4-H livestock status of this operation, its livestock capacity and type, and facilities as customers and staff safe. Our opening days are Due to the current events, all meetings and activi- they existed on January 1, 2002. City Packers Feedlot (2003) Ltd. has stated that its Thursdays 12:30-4:30 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m.-2 ties for the Lethbridge-Coaldale 4-H Beef Club grandfathered capacity is 7,000 beef fi nishers. p.m. Multi-Club have been cancelled. However, we are still hosting our scheduled monthly meetings online, with all of Filing a Statement Coaldale United Church Thrift Shop report the necessary information. Submitted by Coaldale United Church Thrift Shop (2022 18 St.) is Any person who has knowledge about the size and status of the CFO on or around Ava Klassen, reporter open Thursdays 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. January 1, 2002 is invited to submit a statement with this information to the NRCB. So far, this 4-H Stitch It Forward Society of Lethbridge The statement must be received by the NRCB on or before July 14, 2021. Submissions The Stitch It Forward Society of Lethbridge has year has been good! COVID precautionary measures are supported. should be made to the NRCB address provided below. Statements are considered been working endlessly to sew smock bags for We are having meetings Limit of 15 shoppers in the hall area at any one online now because of public records and are non-confi dential. time.nurses, Reasonable gowns, pillows, prices. andCash looking only. forward to sewing masks once we have refilled our cotton fab- COVID. Your statement should include your name, the legal land description of your residence We have done a couple rics and other items. or landholdings, mailing address, phone number, email address, and details about your Lethbridge-Coaldale 4-H Beef Club of projects like seed Due to the current events, all meetings and activi- art — which finished knowledge of the operation as it relates to the facilities, livestock type, and livestock tiesPlease for drtheop Lethbridge-Coaldale donations off on the 4-H step Beef of 1004-42 Club off in February. We are capacity of the CFO on or around January 1, 2002. You may also fi le an application for haveAve North. been cancelled. Thank you However to the volunteers, we are still who hosting work also doing craft projects. directly affected party status at this time. ourendlessly scheduled to meet monthly community meetings needs. online, with all of We have done painting, Viewing the Application the necessary information. origami, making things For more information visit out of clay, glass painting A copy of the request for the grandfathering determination and the public notice Stitchstitchitforwar It Forwardded.wixsite.com/mysite Society of Lethbridge or email and acrylic pouring. may be viewed only on the NRCB website at www.nrcb.ca (under Confi ned Feeding [email protected]. There were also the The Stitch It Forward Society of Lethbridge has Operations / Applications & Decisions / Notice of Applications) until July 14, 2021. been working endlessly to sew smock bags for Dungeons and Drag- on’s project. Also, back Until further notice, they will not be available for in-person viewing as the Lethbridge nurses,The Youth gowns, Do Crewpillows, and looking forward to in February, we did club offi ce of the NRCB is closed to the public due to COVID-19. If you require further sewingThe Youth masks Do Cronceew we is a have volunteer refilled opportunity our cotton forfab- speak-offs — which is information, please contact the inspector listed below. ricsyouth and in othergrades items. 10-12, and organizes volunteering opportunities from start to finish. Offered in where everyone makes a speech. This year, we Denny Puszkar, Inspector The closing date for submissions: July 14, 2021 Raymond, Taber, Coalhurst and Coaldale. Please drop donations off on the step of 1004-42 did it by video. 100, 5401 1st Ave S, Ave North. Thank you to the volunteers who work On May 1, we did high- Lethbridge AB T1J 4V6 Dated at Lethbridge AB, on June 15, 2021 endlesslySecondhand to meet Treasures community Rooms needs. [email protected] way clean-up and worked www.nrcb.ca Secondhand Treasures Rooms at the Shaughnessy until lunch. T 403-382-4437 ForCommunity more information Centre. visit If you would like stitchitforwarFor more information,ded.wixsite.com/mysite call Dorothy at 403-381-or email to join, please e-mail tnt- stitchitforwar3589, [email protected]. at 403-381-3847 or Hall at 403- [email protected]. 381-8156. The Youth Do Crew The Youth Do Crew is a volunteer opportunity for youth in grades 10-12, and organizes volunteering opportunities from start to finish. Offered in Raymond, Taber, Coalhurst and Coaldale.

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403-345-5489 [email protected] & [email protected] We look forward to continuing serving PRIDE WEEK southern Alberta customers. in Lethbridge By Laura Balanko-Dickson a direct service provider” for trans and Sunny South News gender-diverse people in Alberta in 2017 and, “launched its unique and innova- While Pride is usually a time filled tive, community-driven comprehensive with bright colours and parades, this care model in 2018,” according to their year things will look a bit different. website. With only two in-person events, a focus On Friday (June 18), the second and on social distancing and PPE, and no final in-person event will be a second Pride parade, this year’s Pride events annual pop-up Pride photoshoot open to in Lethbridge probably won’t rival anyone free of charge. the Pride events of the past. However, “Donations are welcome, but not people are still encouraged to attend needed,” says Sterr, adding, “we will their in-person events. be donating the donations to the Sage Their first in-person event kicked Clan, an Indigenous outreach group in off yesterday with a Pride flag raising Lethbridge.” at City Hall. Lane Sterr, chair of the The photoshoot will be hosted across Lethbridge Pride Fest Society, says “we the street from the downtown Leth- want everyone to keep social distanc- bridge BRZ office from 3-7 p.m. ing and wear their PPE, so we can stay For more information about Leth- within COVID restrictions.” bridge Pride events, visit lethbridge- Today (June 15), Lethbridge Pride is pride.com. hosting an introduction to geocaching. According to their web- site, “geocaching is a game similar to orienteering, except it uses GPS to find co-ordinates on a digital map.” FULL LINE OF EXCAVATION EQUIPMENT As long as you have a LAGOONS Smartphone and some data DEMOLITION to go along with it, you DRAINAGE have everything you need DUGOUTS to get started. BUILDING PADS Tomorrow (June 16), there will be two drag story time events hosted at the Lethbridge Public Library. One starting at 10 SAND AND GRAVEL SALES a.m. and the other starting • 3/4” Crush • 3/4” Screened Volumetric Concrete Mixers at 1:30 p.m. with each run- • 1 1/2” Crush • Sand ning for about a half-an- • 3” Crush • Top Soil [email protected] hour. • Armour • Pit Run Closing out Wednes- Gravel Pit located on West side of Hwy 845 Dennis Overweg Tom Vanderveen day the 16th is a gender Delivery Available diversity workshop with 403-635-6980 403-634-9210 Skipping Stone, a non- HENRIC SIKKENS - 403-308-1212 profit that began “acting as PO Box 120 Turin, AB T0K 2H0 9

THE SUNNY SOUTH NEWS, Coaldale, Alberta, Tuesday, June 15, 2021 - 9 Wilde year for ‘Rock Album’ JUNO Award-winner By Stan Ashbee dian rock musicians coming “But, just the fact, I was able to create music during Sunny South News out, Wilde said. “I’m happy these weird times — where a lot of musicians weren’t to be alongside great com- able to get to studios, I was lucky to have a little home or the first time in pany — especially women, as set-up. I just feel really grateful for the way things have 25 years, Canadian well, in the rock scene. “It’s worked out. To hear my stuff on the radio, it is honestly, singer and song- a great time.” a dream come true,” said Wilde. writer JJ Wilde “I’ve been having conver- Don’t miss JJ Wilde with The Glorious Sons Feb. 3 at wasF the first woman to win sations with a few musician Enmax Centre. Tickets available at enmaxcentre.ca. “Rock Album of the Year” friends. Finally, we feel like at this year’s JUNO Awards we can get together and for her debut album “Ruth- write again and everybody less.” The last female win- just wants to sit around a ner was Alanis Morissette campfire and play guitars for “Jagged Little Pill” in with each other. It’s a really 1996. Wilde also released positive and exciting time to her latest EP “Wilde” earli- think things are opening up. er this year, which includes The musicians that haven’t the radio hit “Mercy.” been able to tour, that This fall, Wilde is hitting depend on touring, are now the road in the U.S. opening gearing up to do that. I feel for Company like there’s a lot of positiv- and then with The Glorious ity and kind of a buzz going FALL 2021 SEED VARIETIES Sons and their “Unfinished on about things opening Hybrid Fall Rye Business Tour,” with a stop SUNNY SOUTH NEWS PHOTO SUBMITTED up. It’s great for the music in Lethbridge in February scene. It’s inspirational. It’s KWS Serafino (NEW) - grain, silage, feed, flour, distilling 2022. She also just offered a good time,” Wilde pointed KWS Propower - silage, forage, feed fans “Live from Inside,” a virtual concert live-stream out. KWS Daniello - grain or silage performance this past weekend from the historic Dan- Wilde said she feels grateful her music is out there on forth Music Hall in Toronto. It’s been a busy few weeks the radio, online and elsewhere for people to hear it. “It’s Winter Wheat Oats for the recent JUNO Award-winner, who is both humble been a long road for me. I’ve been pursuing it since I was and absolutely “rock and roll.” 16 and started playing gigs when I was 18. But, I just feel AAC Gateway AC Morgan “It’s been a pretty crazy year. And I feel extremely extremely grateful and thankful for people supporting AAC Wildfire grateful, lucky and happy. What a way to go into sum- me and letting me do music as my full-time job.” mer,” she joked. It’s a little surreal, Wilde continued, “because it’s all Dale Witdouck 403-635-0099 When the COVID-19 pandemic first started, Wilde not- happening in a pandemic, so I haven’t actually got out Iron Springs, AB www.witdouckfarms.com ed, she wasn’t that creative. “I feel like I was just getting there to see any of this happening.” Twitter: @witdouckfarms used to what life was going to be like for the foreseeable future. After I got myself out of that little funk, I started writing quite a bit because I wanted to be able to look back on this time off I had, and realize I did something with it. I just wrote a ton of new music.” Wilde also said she picked up cooking, while off the road. “I do love cooking. But, because I had the time off, there was definitely more time for that, as well. But hon- estly, the majority of it was just writing.” According to Wilde, she’s never going to stop writing and releasing new music. “The fun thing is, because I’ve had this time to focus on writing and new music, there’s always going to be new tunes coming. We’ll see what the next thing is. I’m think- ing about an album, but we’ll see,” she teased. Whether you’re looking for mouth pain relief, Prior to the start of the pandemic, Wilde said she was whiter teeth, or regular oral checkups, let out on tour in February. “Right before the pandemic hit Coaldale Dental Centre be your rst stop. we were in the U.S. on tour. We had been touring most of Our dentists in Coaldale provide oral care to that year prior to the pandemic, almost the whole year. 11 km east of Lethbridge on Hwy 3 keep your smile beautiful and healthy. And, we were gearing up for a good summer and then Teeth need many services for optimal oral health. everything kind of came crashing down. But, now it feels “Friendly informative staff, At Coaldale Dental Centre, we offer the following dental services: like there is light at the end of the tunnel and we’re going • Teeth cleaning • Fillings to head out there again.” eager to serve,” and whitening “I’m over the Moon about getting back out on the road • Root canals • Extractions • Bridges again finally, after it seems like it’s been forever,” Wilde Everything • Botox • Complete/ partial dentures added. • Veneers • Crowns Even though some concert-goers might be a little bit that is Southern Alberta Hardy! • Dental Implants apprehensive at-first going back to live shows, Wilde said she’s excited about getting back out on the road again. GREAT SELECTION Call our Coaldale of ce at 403-345-3131 “I know for a lot of people it might be a little strange and or reach our of ce at 403-545-2860 they might feel a little hesitant to be in a crowded room • Flowering/Ornamental Shrubs to schedule your dental appointment or ask any full of people again, but they’re getting the vaccines out • Fruit Trees questions about our services. pretty quickly.” “I think with the vaccination rollout and obviously dif- • Bareroot Windbreak Trees COALDALE ferent things will be in place. I’m sure concerts will look • Perennials, Annuals 1719 20th Avenue, Coaldale, AB a little bit different. But, I just want to get out there,” she P: 403-345-3131 • F: 403-345-3200 said. • Lawn ornaments E: [email protected] • www.coaldaledental.com Fans at a JJ Wilde show can expect a sweaty rock show, • Garden tools • Large Trees she joked. “It’s very high-energy. Sweaty people jumping BOW ISLAND around. It’s a good time.” 135 5th Avenue W, Bow Island, AB “Loud, sweaty, energetic and a lot of beer.” 403-345-4633 P: 403-545-2860 • E: [email protected] Right now, in Canada, there’s a ton of talented Cana-

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ASSESSMENT & TAX NOTICES For Lethbridge County were mailed May 21, 2021 and are due July 31, 2021 To avoid lineups at our Lethbridge office, the following payment features are available: METHODS OF PAYMENT: 1. Payment can be made at the Lethbridge office at #100, 905 - 4 Avenue South during business hours (Monday- Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.). Cash, debit, and cheque payments are accepted, credit card payments are not. There are restrictions to the number of people permitted in the office at one time to maintain provincial physical distancing regulations, and as such there may be longer wait times. Masks are required to be worn in the building. Payments may also be deposited in the envelope depository at the south entrance of the office on or before the due date of July 31, 2021. 2. Payable at most financial institutions. Please check with your financial institution to ensure they accept payment for Lethbridge County. 3. Pre-authorized debit from your financial institution, as per your pre-authorized agreement with Lethbridge County. 4. Tax Payments may be mailed to: Lethbridge County #100, 905 – 4 Avenue South, Lethbridge, AB T1J 4E4 Mailed payments must be date stamped, by Canada Post, July 31 or earlier to avoid penalty - no exceptions. Please allow adequate time for mail pickup and delivery. Please note: • Payment is deemed to be received on the date the service provider remits the funds to Lethbridge County, not the date on which the payment was made (unless proof of payment date can be obtained – i.e. bank statement, ATM receipt, etc.) • It is recommended to allow three business days when paying through the bank (in the branch, by telephone or internet banking). The bank must indicate the payment date of their remittance to Lethbridge County. Payments made after banking hours or on weekends are not processed until the next business day. • Electronic payments must be received on or before the due date shown below. Always allow sufficient time for processing. When paying online, use the 8 digit roll number as your account number. If your roll number is less than 8 digits add zeros to the front. If paying on multiple roll numbers, please pay each individually. • Postdated cheques are accepted. Make cheques payable to Lethbridge County. Please ensure the bottom portion of the notice accompanies payment or return entire notice if validation of receipt is required • Lethbridge County does not accept credit card payments to be made in our office. Credit card payments can ONLY be accepted on the County’s website, through the third-party service provider Plastiq (visit https://lethcounty.ca/p/online-payments to pay with Plastiq). TAXES MUST BE PAID BY JULY 31, 2021 Penalties, on outstanding taxes, will be applied after the following dates: July 31, 2021 5% September 30, 2021 5% November 30, 2021 5% January 31, 2022 15% CONTACT THE COUNTY OFFICE AT 403-328-5525 IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE YOUR TAX NOTICE For more information on your tax notice, visit https://lethcounty.ca/p/property-taxes

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Town of Coaldale receives MAMP funding By Stan Ashbee decisions based on reliable data, munities with populations under 100,000. More than according to Joanne Vanderhey- 6,100 kilometres of highways and roads and 103 bridges Sunny South News den, president of the FCM. have been built, repaired or upgraded in rural commu- As we continue to adapt to the It was stated in the media nities, and more than 3,134 projects are providing rural new physical, social and economic release MAMP has invested in communities with access to cleaner, more sustainable realities presented by COVID-19, all more than 962 municipal asset sources of drinking water. orders of government are work- management projects. MAMP It was also stated, the federal Gas Tax Fund (GTF) is ing together to ensure the safety offers funding, training and designed to provide municipalities with a stable and and well-being of Canadians. This resources to help municipalities predictable source of funding. In 2020-21, Alberta has includes providing local communities with tools and strengthen their asset management practices — there- received $244 million through the federal GTF to fund support for evidence-based decision-making that will by, enabling them to make informed infrastructure its most pressing infrastructure needs. help them plan a healthier, safer and more prosperous investment decisions. Locally, it was pointed out in the media release, the future for everyone. To support Canadians and communities during the Town of Coaldale will receive $50,000 for asset manage- According to a recent media release, this is why the COVID-19 pandemic, a new stream has been added to ment training, development and implementation. Government of Canada is investing $985,500 in 21 new the over $33 billion Investing in Canada Infrastruc- projects in Alberta communities through the Munici- ture Program to help fund pandemic-resilient infra- pal Asset Management Program (MAMP), delivered by structure. Existing program streams have also been the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) on adapted to include more eligible project categories. CHIN COULEE behalf of the federal government. The program helps The COVID-19 Resilience Stream will help other orders municipalities strengthen local infrastructure plan- of governments — whose finances have been signifi- FEEDER CO-OP ning and decision-making by increasing local asset cantly impacted by the pandemic by increasing the management capacity through investments in activi- federal cost share for public infrastructure projects in ties such as asset management training, technology a variety of areas, including disaster mitigation and VVIRTUALIRTUAL AANNUALNNUAL and software enhancements, and information sharing. adaptation projects and pandemic-resilient infrastruc- “The 21 projects announced ensure Alberta munici- ture. GGENERALENERAL MEETINGMEETING palities have the tools and technology necessary to Furthermore, the Canada Healthy Communities Ini- June 23, 2021 - 7:30 p.m. make well-informed decisions for the long-term. We’re tiative will provide up to $31 million in existing federal Call the offi ce @ 403-345-4408 proud to invest in infrastructure asset management funding to help communities adapt spaces and services to have the link emailed projects that will help communities grow their local in response to immediate and ongoing coronavirus- economy and improve residents’ quality of life,” stated related needs over the next two years. As part of the AAcceptingccepting nnewew mmembersembers Jim Carr, minister and special representative for the Investing in Canada plan, the Government of Canada Prairies. has invested over $5 billion in more than 430 infra- OOnlynly 55%% ssecurityecurity nneededeeded Rural communities are the backbone of the Canadian structure projects in Alberta. economy and among the best places in Canada to call Since 2016, the federal government has invested $28 EEveryoneveryone WelcomeWelcome home, added Maryam Monsef, minister of Rural Eco- billion in over 18,000 infrastructure projects in com- nomic Development. “Smart investments in infrastructure help smaller communities to grow, strengthen their economies and — — — NOTICE — improve quality of life for their residents. Through NOTICE We are in receipt of an application for subdivision projects like those announced, our government is help- We are in receipt of an application for subdivision made made on lands owned by: ing to ensure local leaders, especially those in rural ar- on lands owned by: Roger W Reich eas, have the tools they need to plan for the long-term Kasado Developments Inc. NW1/4 36-7-22-W4M and creating stronger rural communities now and for Lot 3, Block 26, Plan 0610821 in Lethbridge County generations to come,” noted Monsef. within SE1/4 23-8-21-W4M FILE: 2021-0-105 Through MAMP, FCM continues to help municipali- in Lethbridge County Approximately 1½-miles southwest ties of all sizes, especially small and rural, manage mu- FILE: 2021-0-107 LOCATION: nicipal infrastructure and make stronger investment of the Lethbridge Airport and 2-miles LOCATION: ½-mile east of the City of Lethbridge, east of the St. Mary River. south of Highway 4 in Stewart Siding Industrial Park (on the corner of Stewart APPLICATION SUMMARY: To subdivide a 9.27 Ave and Cox Drive). acre (3.75 ha) first parcel out farmstead subdivision from a ¼-section title of 157.31 acres (63.66 ha) APPLICATION SUMMARY: To split a 5.18 acre (2.1 for country residential use. NOTICE ha) parcel into two equal sized titles, each at 2.59 acres (1.05 ha) respectively in size, for rural industrial use. Due to the Canada Day holiday, July 1st, the deadline for July 6, 2021 paper is Wednesday, June 30, 2021. HAPPY CANADA DAY!!!

Adjacent or affected landowners may make comments in writing to: Regional Services Commission, 3105 – 16th Adjacent or affected landowners may make comments in writing to: Oldman River Regional Services Avenue North, Lethbridge, Alberta T1H 5E8. Commission, 3105 – 16th Avenue North, Lethbridge, Submissions must be received within 14 days Alberta T1H 5E8. Submissions must be received of the date of this publication and include the file within 14 days of the date of this publication and include number and your name and address. Submissions the file number and your name and address. received become part of the subdivision file which Submissions received become part of the subdivision file which is available to the applicant and will be is available to the applicant and will be considered considered by the approval authority at a public by the approval authority at a public meeting. meeting. Direct further inquiries to the Oldman River Direct further inquiries to the Oldman River Regional Services Commission at 403-329-1344. Regional Services Commission at 403-329-1344. 12

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Taya Currie becomes first female OHL draft pick By Cole Parkinson PHOTO COURTESY OF HTTPS://WWW.NHL.COM Sunny South News t took until 2021, but a female hockey player has finally been drafted in the Hockey League (OHL). The OHL was founded in 1980 and in this year’s Priority Selection Draft, the Sarnia Sting took goaltender Taya Currie in the 14th round, 267thI overall. The 16-year-old netminder from Parkhill, ON, is cur- rently a member of the Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs triple-A bantam boys’ under-16 team, but due to the pandemic, did not get to play at all this season — like many players. Despite the setbacks the pandemic has brought, many players, including Currie, were able to realize their dreams of playing pro hockey with the recent drafts across major junior. According to the Sting, Currie drew scout attention due to her quickness, competitiveness and determination. In the 2019-20 season, Currie posted a shutout and a goals-against average of 3.19 in 16 games. But being 16, she’s a long shot to crack the Sting roster right off the bat, as 16-year-old goalies are rare across the Canadian Hockey League. She also has the opportunity to go the National Col- legiate Athletic Association (NCAA) route, and if she played in an OHL game, that would negate her ability to Rheaume was also the only woman to ever play in the through. play in college. National Hockey League, as she tended the blue crease Why can’t females play in these massive leagues But despite what route she chooses, it is long overdue in exhibition games for the Tampa Bay Lightning in 1992 whether it be the NHL, Major League Baseball, National for a female player to be drafted and given an opportu- and 1993. Baseball Association, any of the massive soccer leagues nity. More recently, Shannon Szabados dressed for a game across the world or even the National Football League or From everything I’ve read and watched, it seems like with the Tri-City Americans in the WHL. Canadian Football League? Currie is more than capable of taking her game to the Now, Currie has a chance to be the first full-time goal- Of course, there’s still a long path until any of that hap- next level and if she continues to develop, I don’t see any tender for a CHL team. pens, but Currie being drafted shows at least teams are reason she can’t get an opportunity in the O. I think it’s hard to state how many great female athletes looking at female athletes, as ways to improve their team. With major junior hockey leagues dating back to 1966 there are, and I believe this is just the first of many who A ton of sports organizations in North America have (Western Hockey League), it’s a surprise it’s taken this enter into traditionally male-only leagues. been traditionally male-dominated, but many have long to see a female player drafted. If Currie goes to the OHL, it shows she cannot only hang started to hire females in plenty of different roles, and it’s Many females grow up playing boys hockey, and while — but play at an elite level, why couldn’t she be drafted long overdue. some transfer over to female teams, many continue to by an NHL team? Like any other job, the best person available should be play with boys for their entire minor hockey career. Her career is still just beginning, but even getting hired, regardless of their gender, race or sexual orienta- Currie may stand on her own in terms of females drafted is a huge compliment to her skills as a goalie, and tion. drafted in the CHL, but there have been two other females I think many young female athletes are going to look up And let’s hope Currie isn’t the last female to be drafted who have suited up. to her. in a male sports league. In the 1991-92 season, goaltender Manon Rheaume And it doesn’t even have to be female hockey players I fully expect a full-time female athlete to make a pro played one game in the Major Junior Hockey — I think any female playing sports alongside males can sports team in North America in my lifetime — it’s just a League (QMJHL) with the Trois-Rivieres Draveurs. see what she’s done and see that it is possible to break- matter of time. Re-Opening Advertising Sale PICTURE BUTTE AUCTION 1962 - 2021 Call your sales rep today! “Serving producers for 59 years from the same location”

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THE SUNNY SOUTH NEWS, Coaldale, Alberta, Tuesday, June 15, 2021 - 15 CHALK AND WALK event to go in Coaldale By Nikki Jamieson again,” said Giacchetta. Sunny South News “(Making) some bright- ly-coloured pieces of art A Coaldale event is hoping to spread a might help everyone feel little positivity with sidewalk art. a little bit better. During The Coaldale Chalk and Walk event the summer, people want will start at the end of June and run to go out (travelling) and throughout the summer, in the hopes of have some fun, and if spreading some art and positivity. that’s not possible, we can still do things and have a “With COVID, it’s kind of hard to get out and bit of fun (at home).” travel,” said Abby Giacchetta, founder of Coaldale For more information on the event, visit ins- Chalk and Walk. “I thought it’ll be nice to help out tagram.com/coaldalechalkandwalk/ or https:// the community and have a community event that fb.me/e/J3yZMTCq. brings everybody together in a way that’s still able to be possible during COVID, and have an activity that would brighten out the community and bring st st people together and bring some smiles on people’s June 1 to June 31 , 2021 faces.” Giacchetta said there are tons of paved sidewalks around Coaldale, noting Main Street had just been FATHER’S DAY redone and there were plenty of pathways around Find your NAPA store at napacanada.com KNOW-HOW town as well, making for plenty of blank canvases for people to draw on. The drawings can also wash away easily, so they can use the same areas multiple The little extra times if needed. -30% -35% -30% of the month The first Chalk and Walk event is scheduled to go 99 99 749 June 26, and will go every two weeks until Sept. 4. 20/ea. 35/ea. 19 -40% 49 49 11 Each event will be at a different public place, with 30 57 749 the first event taking place at the Sunny South 1329 Lodge. Giacchetta said there will be a Google form for PREMIUM FULL SYNTHETIC MOTOR TREATMENT CONVENTIONAL OIL PLATINUM OIL SEA SF-16 people to sign-up on, so organizers will have an idea Various grades, 5 L Various grades, TIRE SHINE NPL 5W20CO-5L / 5 L PEN of how many people are participating, as they will FOAM 5W30CO-5L/10W30CO-5L 550046123/204/227/554 be handing out bags of chalk and candy for partici- NCH 4-TS510 pants, and to stay within the public health guide- lines. Putting a smile on your face, We Know-How FREE NAPA CELLPHONE HOLDER WITH $50 PURCHASE PARTICIPATING NAPA AUTO PARTS STORES ONLY. WHILE STOCK LAST. ACTUAL PRODUCT MAY DIFFER FROM THE ILLUSTRATED PRODUCT. OFFER IS EXCLUSIVE TO RETAIL CUSTOMERS. However, even if potential participants can’t come out to the re-organized event, participants can still do chalk drawings around the home and post the BE READY FOR ALL YOUR DIY PROJECTS pictures online. People can post their photos online -10% -40% -30% for a chance to win prizes. 99 99 99 29 “I’m hoping people will come, so we can have a 119 27 274 2 sense of community again and we can see each other 13599 4789 349

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