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Volume 17, Issue 11 Thursday, March 17, 2016

What better way to enjoy outside group fun than attending a Youth Engagement Squad hot dog roast and enjoying the food on top of a snowbank in the sunshine or as Kaiden Gagnon, doing a bit of snowshoeing and ending up in a finishing pose. More on the Youth Engagement Squad on Page 5. Photos by Denis Carnochan

Photos by Denis Carnochan In an annual exchange program, Oski Pasikoniwew Kamik students and frozen North Wabasca Lake to try ice fishing. Later in the week in a dis- staff hosted a youth group from the Toronto area and last Monday with play of Aboriginal culture, dancer Adrian LaChance performed at the Big- the help of Desmarais RCMP, students and supervisors headed out on stone Nation school. More details on Page 6.

SERVING THE MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF OPPORTUNITY PAGE 2 – Thursday, March 17, 2016 Two Units Available for Rent Seniors Rental Program

Senior Citizen Complex (Seniors Rental Program) is a Home Rental Program Available for Seniors

• ONE BEDROOM DUPLEX UNIT • Northland School Division teachers’ professional development on March 11 was on “Comprehensive Health in the School Environment” and they got first-hand experience 760 sq. ft, furnished comes with washer, in cross country skiing as Eric and Eleonore Twardzik of Wabasca Cross Country Ski dryer, fridge, stove, bedroom suite, couch, Club set tracks for the group and gave them pointers on the sport. A yoga class was arm chair, coffee tables, kitchen table & chairs given by local fitness trainer Ashley Guild while Beth Ann Auger of Healing Hands 4U provided information on massage. Bertha Alook spoke to the teachers about spirituality • RENT FOR SINGLE/COUPLE - $600.00 a month • being involved in a healthy lifestyle. Photo by Denis Carnochan including utilities - water, sewer, garbage, power, gas ($600.00 damage deposit required)

MUNICIPAL DISTRICT ELIGIBILITY IS AS FOLLOWS: OF OPPORTUNITY NO.17 Applicant must be 60 years or older Box 50 Box 60 Box 22 Applicant must be a permanent resident in the Red Earth Creek, AB T0G 1X0 Wabasca, AB T0G 2K0 , AB T0G 0K0 Phone: (780) 649-3427 Phone: (780) 891-3778 Phone: (780) 331-3860 community for a minimum of two (2) years Fax: (780) 649-3440 Fax: (780) 891-4277 Fax: (780) 331-3950

The following Development Permit Applications were processed on March 8, 2016 1 Unit - Calling Lake 16-DP-009 – Plan 012 1143, Block 22, Lot 11 – Wabasca Development: Construct a 28’ x 64’ Sunday school. Zoned as R1A – Residential District There is one unit available for rent in the APPROVED Calling Lake and area. Application forms can be picked up at the M.D. #17 area office. 16-DP-010 – Plan 082 0340, Block A, Lot 7 – Wabasca Development: Relocate and renovate existing commercial structures into Liquor Store and 24 hour 1 Unit - Convenience Store, and place a 16’ x 76’ manufactured home. Zoned as C1 – Commercial District APPROVED There is one unit available for rent in the Sandy Lake and area. Application forms can 16-DP-011 – Plan 892 2919, Block 0, Lot 20A – Red Earth Creek Development: be picked up at the Wabasca/Desmarais Temporarily place an R.V on the property, for staff accommodations. Zoned as Housing Authority office. CH – Highway Commercial District APPROVED DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: Any persons affected by this decision may submit a written “statement of concern” NOW ACCEPTING ONGOING APPLICATIONS on the grounds of appeal to: Suzanne Bennett, Secretary of the Subdivi sion WABASCA/DESMARAIS HOUSING AUTHORITY and Development Appeal Boa rd, M D of O pportunity N o.17, P.O. Box 6 0, 780-891-2255 • Fax: 780-891-2258 Wabasca, T0G 2K0, within 1 4 days of public ation. Please quote th e appropriate a pplication num ber when su bmitting a statement o f concern . Th e Back issues of TheFever, published residential appeal fee is $100.00 and the commercial appeal fee is $400.00. and new photos at fevernewspaper.com

The Fever reserves the right to decline to publish and to edit items as necessary Any item submitted to The The March 19, 5:00 p.m. Fever should include the FEVER Next Deadline: name and phone number Deadline for Fever Greetings Friday, 6:00 p.m. of the person providing it. PM40013487 Photos submitted digitally Publisher/Editor: Bruce Thomas Production Office: must be sent as stand- Accounts: Patricia Thomas (780) 891-2108 1-800-315-7826 alone JPEG’s. Information Box 519, Wabasca, Alberta T0G 2K0 for articles should be sent Contributor: Denis Carnochan fax: 1-888-318-5555 e-mail: [email protected] as e-mail text, or Word Production Chief: Joanne Rutar : 780-849-4350 Office: 12015 - 76 Street document file. ERVING THE UNICIPAL ISTRICT OF PPORTUNITY S M D O – Thursday, March 17, 2016 PAGE 3

Wabasca Sierra Turk was youth part of the athletes Team Alberta helpNorth Junior Alberta North win medals at Arctic Games hockey

Female hockey squad that won silver at the 2016 Arctic SPRING OPERAATIONTIONNAAL HOURS - Water WWoorld & Fitness Centre Winter Games Hosted by Greenland. March 19th - June 30th, 2016 Phone 780-891-3900 In the preliminary round-robin, Alberta North won three ** Facili ty Holiday Hou rs from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm** games and lost one to the Northwest Territories. In the Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday semi-finals, the northern Alberta female players, shutout Splash & Dash Splash & Dash Splash & Dash Splash & Dash Splashsh & Dash 6:00-8 :30 AM 6:00-8:3 0 AM 6:00-8:30 AM 6:00-8:30 A M 6:00-8:30 AM Alaska, 1-0, to advance to the gold medal final. School School School School SSchool Again the Northwest Territories proved too tough and 9:00-11:30 9:00-11:30 9:00-11:30 9:00-11:30 9:00-11:30 Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lanne Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim down Alberta North, 5-1. 11 :30-1:00 11 :30-1:00 11:3 0-1:00 11:30- 1:00 11:30-1 :00 11:30-1:0 0 11:30-1:00 Bantam Male Hockey included Wabasca athletes School School School School SSchool Rental Time Rental Time

Mathew Rathbone and Colton Shaw who assisted their Al- 1:00-3:00 1:00-3:00 1:00-3:00 1:00-3:00 1:00-3:00 1:00-3:00 1:00-2:00 Adult Fitn ess/Parent & Adult F itn ess/ Parent & Adul t Fitness/Parent & Ad u lt Fitness/ Parent & Adult Fitness/ berta North team to clinch gold. During the preliminary TTot ot TTotot TTotot TTotot Pareent & TToot round, the Alberta bantams lost only to Northwest Territo- 3:00-4 :00 3 :00-4:30 3:00-4:00 3:00-4:30 3:00-4:30 Public Swim Public Swim ries, 5-0, in the five-team competition. Lane Swim/Mom's Lane Swim/Parent Lane Swim/ParentS Worko ut L essons and TToot Lessons and TToot 3:00 -5:00 2:00-5:00 In the semi-finals, Alberta North bantams, like the jun- 4:00 - 5:30 4 : 30 - 6:00 4:00 - 5:30 4:30 - 6:00 4:00 - 5:30 ior girls, beat Alaska by one goal, 3-2, and moved to the Re ntal Time Lane Swim/Aqua size Ren tal Time Lane Swim/Aquasize Rental Time 5:30 - 6:30 5:30 - 6:30 5:30 - 6:30 5:30 - 6:30 5:330 - 6:30 gold medal round last Thursday evening. This time Alberta Family Swim Family Swim P u bl ic Swim Pu bl ic Swim P ubli c Swim Public S wim 5:00-7:00 5:00-7:00 north beat the NWT, but it was close, 5-4. 6:30 - 8:00 6:30 - 8:00 6:30 - 8:00 6:30 - 8:00 Pubblic Swim In the final medal standings, Alberta North was third NEW Swim Club Re n t al Ti me NE W S w im Club Re nta l T ime 6: 30 - 9 :0 0 Ren tal Time 8:00 - 9:00 8:00 - 9:00 8:00 - 9:00 8:00 - 9:00 7:00-9:00 with 88, far behind Alaska which collected 216. Closed at Adul t Swim Adu lt Swim Adult Swim Adult Swim Aduult Swim Closed at 7:00 p.m. 9:00-10:00 9:00-10:00 9:00-10:00 9:00-10:00 9:000-10:00 9:00 p.m.

780-891-2750 WABASCA Mondays & Wednesdays: Mom's Workout, use of lane swim or gym while our lifeguards watch your children who are 2 years or older & have safe aquatic skills Ph: 780-89 1-3900 Fax: 78 80-891-2904 WWaabasca WWaat e r WWororo ld & Fitne ss Centre Gyym Schedule Monday TuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday Effective April 2, 2016

Fi tness C entrre e WWininter Schedule Opened 8:00 AM-10:00 PM Mondays Open 7:00AM - 10:00PM Tuesday, Saturday Wednesday & Thursday Open 8:00AM - 9:30PM Friday

Hours Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym NEW 6:00am-10:00pm 6:00am-10:00pm 6:00am-10:00pm 6:00am-10:00pm 6:00am-10:00pm 11:30-7:00 11:30-7:00 Hours! will change to Closed at Closed at 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

Facility Pr ices for Poo l & G ym Memb erships Preschool Child Youth Adult Pre Senior Senior Family 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 4-6 ye ars 7-11 yyeears 12-17 yeyears 18-54 yyearears 55-64 65+ yyearears 2a/4yyororc Sing le $ 1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $3.00 NC$9.00 10 Pass $ 8.50 $15.00 $22.50 $25.00 $22.50 NC NA 1 Month $ 10.00 $17.00 $25.00 $30.00 $25.00 NC $65.00 3 Month $ 15.00 $26.00 $39.00 $55.00 $39.00 NC$102.00 6 Month $ 29.00 $49.00 $71.00 $102.00 $71.00 NC$189.00

12 Month $ 47.00 $80.00 $118.00 $168.00 $118.00 NC$311.00 Infants 0-3 years No Charge

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PAGE 4 – Thursday, March 17, 2016 Happy Birthday FEVER GREETINGS Jeremy Stewart Love, Karen and Family Happy Birthday Happy Birthdays Rose M. Taron on March 21 on March 22 Thank you all Happy Birthday Shirley Stewart on March 17 Jewel Gladue Bigstone Finance Staff and Misty Stewart Thank you all... Evelyn Alook- Karen and Family for your support during our me of grief Courtoreille Thank you all... Love, Melba & Fred Happy Birthday for all the food you brought during the wake on March 21 Happy Birthday on March 22 Ernest Agyepong Thank you all... for travelling to be with us Bigstone Finance Staff Trisha McLeod Love, Muffin & Zyeasha Thank you all... for your kind words and MUNICIPAL DISTRICT Happy Birthday Thank you all... on March 23 for all the hugs you gave us OF OPPORTUNITY NO. 17 P.O. BOX 60 Nigel Beauregard Love, Mandy & Kids Your support was overwhelming WABASCA, ALBERTA T0G 2K0 Ricky, D., Bubba, Blade, and very much appreciated Nizel & N’zaia 2016 Line Painting Program Thank you from her children; CONTRACT 02-2016 Happy 30th Cyndi, Gary & Lisa and our families Sealed quotations marked “MD of Opportunity – Ten- on March 23 der for Construction – 2016 Line Painting Program” Adam Noskiye will be received at the MD of Opportunity No. 17, Love, Jessica Goodswimmer, Wabasca Office, #2077 Mistassiniy Road North, Sons Rorik & Kassian & ## #%%(& Wabasca, Alberta up to 11:00 AM LOCAL TIME, " &&(#%*#( TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 2016. Happy 4th     The scope of work for this project shall include but is Alexandria Anderson     not limited to the following: Love, Aunt Mandy,  Uncle Nigel & Cousins )%*(%&* '$! Everyone Welcome •Line painting and airport painting at various #%%##!'&#&$ ' ! locations in the Hamlets of Wabasca, Red Happy Birthday Earth Creek, and Calling Lake. on March 24  #'#% "#%!' #" Ad provided by:       Where all roads are to be painted as Single Gabe Anderson Directional Dividing and Two Edge Lines except Love, All Your Kids, Visit us at the Mall • 911 STONY POINT ROAD, WABASCA as detailed otherwise. Grandkids, All Your Family Unless otherwise specified, the Contractor shall sup- Please be sure ply all materials necessary to complete the Work. A to include last names complete job is called for, therefore any labour, ma- of persons subject terial, equipment, tool or incidental item not specifi- cally mentioned, but necessary for completeness will of the greeting be considered incidental to the Work and no separate and the birthday or additional payment will be made. or anniversary date must be on or after Mon. to Fri.-10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Quotation documents are available at the MD of Sat. & Sun. - 12 noon to 9 p.m.  Opportunity No. 17, Wabasca Office, on or after the date of publication March 9, 2016.       Contracts will only be awarded to Bidders who, prior Monday @ 7:30 - Jam session to the time fixed for receiving quotations, possess a Tuesday @ 7:30 - Bible Study with Teacher, Eric Alook Certificate of Recognition (COR) or Small Employer Wednesday @ 7:30 - Ladies Prayer Group Certificate of Recognition (SECOR), which is relevant Thursday @ 7:30 - Praise & Worship Team (or ladies activity) to their industry and which is recognized by Alberta Friday - To Be Announced Employment and Immigration and Workplace Health Saturday - To Be Announced and Safety. The owner reserves the right to accept or Sunday - Morning Service @ 11:00 a.m. reject any or all bids. Inquiries can be directed to:         Cyndi Taron, Manager of Transportation     Municipal District of Opportunity No. 17 P.O. Box 60, Wabasca, AB T0G 2K0 Phone: 780-891-3778      ERVING THE UNICIPAL ISTRICT OF PPORTUNITY S M D O – Thursday, March 17, 2016 PAGE 5 firepit. around the community and YES organizers have de- are testing various parks and AgenciesBy Denis Carnochan trying togram, find and Peeways Kis Kwe to Tan “engage”jected to the youth whims of termined what while the other facilities, including an Youth Engagement Squad “Let’s Talk” Society is hold- mother nature’s weather, in- recreational facilities in the activity session this week at (YES) has been very busy in ing regular activities to at- cluding open-air skating central core of the Wabasca- Oski Pasikoniwew Kamik recent time in Wabasca- tract local young people and rinks becoming unuseable at Desmarais community are (OPK). Desmarais. determine what the young times and snow coming and good, many children live Kevin at the M.D. Out- A relatively new pro- people feel would be most going, although providing too far away from them and reach program can be con- gram which involves Bigt- beneficial as well as a fun sufficient coverage recently do not have family vehicle tacted by local families stone Health Commission, attraction for them. for snowshoeing. transportation during after- wanting to have input into the Municipal District of Winter activities have Some of the successful school hours. the survey, including where Opportunity Outreach pro- varied, but also been sub- outdoor activities has in- YES is surveying both and what they would like to cludes a sliding party which children and their parents see as youth activities in was attended by about 70 for their suggestions on how various parts of the commu- NOTICE children, followed by hot- activities can be spread nity. dogs and hot chocolate. Dwayne Yellowknee at Last week’s snowshoe- Letters to the Editor Pee Kis Kwe Tan is travel- BIGSTONE ing along with snowman- are invited! ling around Bigstone re- building attracted a good e-mail: serves and the Municipal District, talking to people EDICAL LINIC crowd, followed by a good wabascafever @shaw.ca M C amount of food around a and gathering ideas. WITH EFFECT FROM MARCH 1ST 2016 all patients must produce their Alberta Health MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF OPPORTUNITY Card and ID each time they visit the doctor. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Permanent Full Time Position GOLF COURSE CLUBHOUSE FACILITY OPERATOR

The MD of Opportunity is seeking a dynamic hard working individual at Eagle Point Golf Course as Golf Course Clubhouse Facility Operator. The successful candidate must be able to work in a fast pace environment, have exceptional customer relation skills and you must be able to meet or exceed the leve l of service directed by the Head Golf Professional, while maintaini ng the Clu bhouse in a safe environment. During the off-season you will be responsible for m aintaining the facility, filling out check lists and reports, dealing with customers, POS transactions, merchandising inventory and booking tee-times on Golf Simulators. During the regular season duties include all daily golf operations including tee- time bookings/answering telephone, greeting customers, registering season pass holders and Call 780 891 3839 to make an appointment guests, all POS transactions, monitor pace of play, supervise guest services staff, inventory checks, monitor driving range, report any incidents, monitor weather conditions, Pro-Shop opening and closing procedures, assist in Tournament and Event activities, enforce rules and IF YOU SUFFER From Head, Neck, Shoulder, Back, Hands Or Feet Pain. IF YOU HAVE Headaches/Migraines, Poor Blood Circulation, Sciatica do any additional tasks as directed while providing superior customer service to patrons at all Nerve Pinching, Old Sports Injuries Or Lower Back Pain... times under the supervision of the Head Golf Professional. PLEASE CALL... Qualifications HEALING HANDS 4U • Pos sess the ability to provide a of customer service. • Able to work in a fast pace environment. Relaxation and Therapeutic Massage Services!! • Com fortable handling POS (Point of Sale) transactions. LICENCED, REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST ON SITE • Able to work a variety of scheduled shifts. (Days, Nights & Weekends). Treatment Clinic in Wabasca • Must 18 years of age or older . Insurance • Must be reli able and dependable. HOURS OF OPERATION Receipts SUNDAY TO SATURDAY: 11:00 AM TO 8:30 PM Available • Able to work in a team environment. Call for an appointment! • Clea n pleasant appearance and personable. • Pos sess an understanding of the game of golf or a willingness to learn. Ph: 780-891-2826 or Text: 780-891-0396 • V alid Class 5 License.

Assets: Customer service skills, supervisory experience, sales experience, First Aid, CPR & defibrillator training. Applicants ar e enc ouraged t o review the detailed job description that is available upon request. Interested persons are invited to submit their resume, three work related references Super Value and Current Criminal RecordHuman Check: Resources Department Municipal District of Opportunity No. 17 Clearance Sale Box 60 Wabasca, AB T0G 2K0 Phone: (780) 891-3778 Fax: (780) 891-4283 Great Email: [email protected] Deals! On Now! The closing date for this advertisement is March 24, 2016 956 Noel Drive • Next to Wabasca Liquor Shack The personal information submitted pursuant to this advertisement will be utilized for this Employment Opportunity only and is subject to compliance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Applicants are thanked Phone Linda at 780-710-6409 in advance for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. PAGE 6 – Thursday, March 17, 2016 BIGSTONE CREE NAATTION TRUSTS Northern Children from ’sLightsmarais. perform for bighome city last visitors Saturday morn- Representatives biggest metropolitan area Fourteen students and ing. can be amazed when they three staff from Peel District The exchange program Needed venture away from a city’s School Board's Camille visitors have been con- bright lights and constant Senior Public School ar- stantly busy, making new Trusts is looking for motivated individ- bustle and visit a commu- rived the first weekend of friends and having a great uals, who are outdoing, confident and dedicated to go house nity like Wabasca-Des- March and will returned deal of fun while learning to house on Reserves 166A; 166B, 166C; 166D; 166; Sandy about rural life and, in par- Lake and Calling Lake. We want to hire 1 or 2 casual ticular, Aboriginal culture workers from each area. The individuals who are hired, will and traditions. go to each house on reserve to educate, promote and Their visit included the encourage Bigstone Cree Nation Members to vote on the excitement of going ice- 2016 Trust proposals recommended by Chief & Council. fishing Monday afternoon The individuals who are hired need to be available and with local Grade 7 students committed to canvass all the homes in their designated area MUNICIPPAAL DISTRICT OF OPPORTUNITY and being hosted on North from mid-March until May 31, 2016. The individuals should EEMMMPPPLLOYYMMMEEENNT OOPPPPPPOOORRTTUUUNNNIITY Wabasca Lake by Des- be mature and physically fit, able to speak both English and Cree. This position requires a lot of walking, getting in and EQUIPMENT OPERATORR//LABOUR marais RCMP officers, even out of your vehicle and carrying voting packages to the if the fish catching part PERMANENT FULL TIME • LAKE home. The applicant must have; Reliable transportation, proved fruitless - no fish preferably own vehicle, valid driver's license and current caught. auto insurance. The i n d i v idual chosen for this full time position in the The following day There will be one (1) day of training where we will review M.D. of Opportunity a t our Chipewyan Lake location everyone headed out to Wa- the proposals and the Trustee Representatives will will be responsible for the following duties: paskwatinak cultural centre gain some knowledge about BCN Trusts and what they • Operation o f Vacuum and Water trucks, east of Desmarais to cross- represent. Compensation for your work will be explained to you at the training session. Residential G a rbage pick up, Grader etc.; country ski, go on a nature • Responsible f o r operation & routine maintenance walk, learn how to fillet IIff you are interested in tthhis ttyyyppe ooff work, ennjjooyy meetinngg and & repair o f a variety of light & heavy equipment; fish, cook bannock on a ssppeaking to other BCCNN members and have great worrkk ethics, • Some m a nual labor related to maintenance o f the stick and do some leather please send your letter ooff interest to: Mabel Gladue r oad system, parking lots & other MD operated and bead work. facilities; In regards to the out- Projects & Communications Officer Box 960, Wabasca, Alberta • Maintenance & i nstallation of road signage doors activities, one visiting as required; student remarked how won- T0G 2K0 • Routine maintenance o f culverts & control derful it was to be able to Tel: 780-891-4805 o f flooding problems on local roads; see so many stars in the • Provide written reports on operations as may be night sky, compared to what required. little can be seen in through Qualiffiications: the polluted atmosphere Located in the strip mall above the Toronto region. - V alid Class 5 Drivers License with A ir Brakes next to Fritou Early in the week, the ( C l ass 1 or 3 preferred); NEW - A minimum of Grade 1 0 or a m inimum of two years visitors expressed the wish e xperience may be considered; that they would see the Northern Lights, and the LOWER - A bility to work independently o r as a team player; PRICES! - A b i l ity to exercise good judgment on operation host community was happy CUTS for Only 00 o f light/heavy equipment as it relates to safety; that wish was granted. Children/Seniors $19 CUTS for ADULTS NOWOnly$2200 - C lean Driver’s Abstract. During the visit, there were also Outreach program IInnterested p e rrs sons arree iinnvited ttoo submit theiirr activities at Lakeview 780-773-7730 HOURS: Tues. to Fri. 10 am to 7 • Sat. 10 am to 4 • Sun./Mon. Closed Resume, Criimmiinnal Recorrdd Check and Sports Centre including J tthhree ( 33) ) worrkk rellaatteed rreeferences ttoo: playing pool and singing Human Resource Department karaoke. 20 Years Experience! COMPLETELY Municipal D istrict of Opportunity No.17 Friday afternoon at Oski MOBILE UNIT! Box 6 0 WWaabasca, AB T0G 2K0 Pasikoniwew Kamik, tradi- For information or quotes NEW LOOKLTD Phone: (780) 891-3778 F ax: (780) 891-4283 tional dance Adrian La- Call George 780.891.8454 Email: [email protected] chance of Edmonton per- formed and explained the or 780.891.7224 Fax: 780-891-2123 TThhis advertisement w i ll rreemain open until meanings of dances. JOINT VENTURE Bead Glass Blasting March 24, 2016. Last Friday evening the with ENVIRO-GRIT ABRASIVES are your safe choice! The personal i nnfformation submitted p ursuant to t his advertisement will be Bigstone school hosted a Superior cutting power utilized for this EEmmmpployment OOp pppportunity only and i s subbjject t o commppliance family dance as a final ges- Over 60 different products with t he Freedom oof f IInnnfformation and Protection oof f Privacy Act. Apppplicants SAVE MONEY ON DISPOSAL! are t h anked in advance for their i n terest, however, only those selected for ture of friendship to the an interview will be contacted eastern Canadians. Meets WCB standards • Not a WHMIS controlled product Thursday, March 17, 2016 To place your ad in Focus, in Slave Lake Phone 1-800-315-7826 or contact The Fever: 780-891-2108 ~ Fax to: 1-888-318-5555 ~ E-mail to: [email protected]

Regional Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder networks join government in strategic plan A 10-year plan by the having health pregnancies. have involved after conception. ices, housing, eduation and Alberta Government and 12 According to a news re - and Metis professional peo - “FASD includes a training, justice, addictions regional networks is meant leases from the Métis Settle - ple. broadrange of lifelong dis - and family supports that can to prevent fetal alcohol ments General Council’s Lifelong disabilities abilities related to perma - cosst and average of spectrum disorders (FASD) FASD Service Network, re - The release also give nent brain damage caused $25,000 peryar, or $1.8 mil - and give support to those af - gional Prevention Conser - some statistics such as “half by exposure to alcohol dur - lion during their lifetime.” fected by it. vation facilitators have of all pregnancies are un - ing pregnancy. More information aobut “Prevention of FASD is trained over 12,000 individ - planned, and women often “Individuals living with the FASD Prevention Con - complex and theer are many uals and have provided in - don’t find out they are preg - FASD often need help with servation can be obtained at reasons why a woman may formation and other nant for four to six weks mental health, social serv - preventionconversation.org. drink while pregnant,”said resources to 14,500 people Hazel Mitchen, project through community projects manager of “The Prevention and social media during Conservation: A Shared Re - 2014 and 2015. sponsibility which is the Professional people, post- name of the plan. secondary students have “A prevention conversa - made up the majority of in - tion must provide informa - volved persons. tion about the risks of So far over 40 per cent alcohol use during preg - of FASD training sessions nancy, as well as a range of have occurred in rural and options and resources, for remote areas and 11 per cent

Clean Energy applauds progress Following a First Ministers’ meeting in Vancouver in For the month of March, Alberta Trans - is one of the easiest ways to keep safe on the early March, Merran Smith, executive director of Clean En - portation’s traffic safety focus is the use of road and I urge all drivers and their passen - ergy Canada, made the following statement: occupant restraints for adults and children gers to buckle up every time, for every trip.” “Today’s agreement promises to deliver a Canadian while travelling in vehicles. Brian Mason, Minister of Transportation first: a truly national plan to hit a climate target. That’s an Seatbelts distribute the force of a colli - RCMP message incredibly important commitment. sion evenly to the stronger parts of a per - “The RCMP and Alberta’s Traffic En - “A strong climate plan is also an economic plan for son’s body and can reduce the chance of forcement Sheriffs routinely see tragic re - Canada, one that will help position us for success and pros - fatal and serious injury by more than 50 per sults of people not using seatbelts. It takes a perity in the growing clean energy economy. cent. second or two to buck- “There is a huge opportunity for Canada if today’s Drivers in Alberta le up and save a life. agreement succeeds. Clean energy set a global record last are responsible for en - Seatbelt Facts “Wearing your seat - • From 2010 to 2014, there were year, with over a third of a trillion dollars invested—but suring that all passen - belt, and ensuring chil - 358 unbelted fatalities in Alberta. Canada’s investment dropped by 46 per cent from the year gers under the age of dren of any age are • Nearly 30 per cent of those fa - before. We need to listen to that wakeup call, and agree - 16 are properly se - properly secured is the talities involved 18- to 24-year old ments like today’s can help push us in the right direction. cured using either a most simple and effec - men. Provinces play essential role child safety seat or tive thing you can do • Seatbelts can improve the "This is not going to be easy. Canada’s provinces have seatbelt. Drivers may to reduce the chance of chances of surviving a collision from very different climate and energy challenges. But building be fined $155 for each you or a loved one 45 to 65 per cent, depending on the a clean energy economy requires leadership from the very unrestrained passenger being harmed in a type of vehicle and seating position. top, and from every part of this country. under the age of 16. motor vehicle colli - • Child safety restraints are re - “In the months ahead, our federal and provincial lead - “Without a seat - sion.” Supt. Ian Law - quired by law for children under the ers need to craft a clean energy plan for Canada. Today’s belt, there is nothing son, K Division Traffic age of six who weigh 18 kilograms agreement starts a conversation that’s not just about what holding you back. Services, Royal Cana - (40 pounds) or less. we’re going to cut, but about what we’re going to build.” Wearing your seatbelt dian Mounted Police. PAGE 2 Focus – Thursday, March 17, 2016 Commentary: STARS air ambulance funding should not be left up to fundraising efforts Critical services for Alberta rural areas require significant government financing By John Stewart, Columnist, Troy Media For 22 consecutive years, the air ambulance's In Alberta, the cost of ground ambulance Red Deer / Troy Media/ - What happens fundraising lottery has sold out. This year, ticket service is $250 if you are treated at the scene and when a charity takes on fundamental social tasks sales are lagging, as is its corporate support. $385 if you're taken to the hospital. In Ontario, better performed by government and then dona - That's not difficult to understand: fewer Albertans the rate is just $45 (or higher if it is deemed your tions can't keep pace with demand? are employed and many of those who are em - call wasn't medically necessary). In Manitoba, Alberta's STARS air ambulance is struggling ployed aren't getting raises, or are worried about you could pay more than $800 for ground ambu - to sell out its annual lottery, for the first time in the longevity of their jobs. And the corporate lance if you are in a rural area and more than 23 years. The lottery raises about $11 million a world is just as shell-shocked. $500 in Winnipeg. year for the service and is one of its key fundrais - But the need to fund air ambulance services Similarly, air ambulance operations differ ing avenues. isn't going to go away just because times are from province to province. Ontario funds 100 per In an ideal world, given the essential nature tough. cent of air ambulance costs. Alberta's provincial of the work STARS does, government would step At issue is how STARS survives in the short- government covers 24 per cent of STARS costs in to fill the void - or government would never term, so that in the longer term the province and in a deal that runs through 2020. The remainder have allowed such a necessity in the first place. Ottawa can fill the void as part of a broader re - of funding comes from public and corporate do - In a less than ideal world, say Alberta in tooling of the system, from ground ambulance to nations. 2016, a quick, large and sustainable injection of air ambulance service. It cost about $30 million to operate the three cash seems unlikely. But, in the case of STARS, Since the delivery of health is a provincial STARS bases in Alberta (, Edmonton and a gradual increase in government funding is both responsibility, so too is the operation of ground ). The average flight costs $5,400 needed and defensible. ambulance services. There is no clear mandate for and the specially-equipped helicopters cost $5 While Alberta is shuffling its way toward a air ambulance service. And in every province the million apiece. $10-billion provincial deficit and there are des - models differ. The federal government does not STARS does not bill patients for service, so perate economic and social needs at every turn, directly fund for ambulance service of any kind. it has no revenue source except donations and we can't turn away from STARS, which flies an Ambulance services aren't free, regardless of government support. average of five missions a day in Alberta (1,839 the source of that infrastructure - someone has to The province needs to gradually increase its missions last year, serving about 270 remote pay. And as those services are not covered under air ambulance funding until it bears complete re - communities). This essential service quickly the Canada Health Act, individual Canadians or sponsibility. An essential service like this can't be brings those in dire need of medical care to the their insurance companies must often foot the in a vulnerable economic position. So STARS source of that care, saving and repairing lives. bill. and the province need to rewrite the existing deal to gradually increase public funding. At the same time, the province needs to move to - ward a model that funds all ground ambu - lance trips. It may be that we won't reach this level of universality until the federal government steps in, amending the Canada Health Act to ensure it. In the meantime, we need to keep STARS in the air. Today, that means digging a little deeper individually and corporately. It means buying a STARS lottery ticket or, better yet, making a direct donation. It means the province in - creasing its funding by a few percentage points now, and again year after year - until STARS doesn't have to fundraise to survive. Because asking charitable groups to pay for fundamental social services is just too risky.

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Focus – Thursday, March 17, 2016 PAGE 3 NOTICE Teenage male EQUIPMENT OWNERS shot in legs MUNICIPAL DISTRICT in Slave Lake OF OPPORTUNITY #17 RCMP asked witnesses    and the public to provide any information about a     REGISTRATION2016 OF EXISTING shooting which occurred in (Red Earth Creek) southwest Slave Lake & NEW EQUIPMENT shortly after 2 a.m. last Fri - The Municipal District of Opportunity No.17 day, March 11. is seeking to fill a Permanent Full Time Child THE M.D. OF OPPORTUNITY NO. 17 An 18-year-old male IS NOW ACCEPTING EQUIPMENT Care Supervisor position for the Child Care sustained non-life threaten - Program in Red Earth Creek, AB. REGISTRATIONS FOR DAY LABOUR FOR ing shotgun wounds to his ALL EQUIPMENT/BUSINESS OWNERS legs during a house party Job Summary: WITHIN THE M.D. #17 BOUNDARIES. and was transported to an Reporting to the Child Care Coordinator, this position EQUIPMENT/BUSINESS OWNERS Edmonton hospital. requires an individual who is outgoing, energetic with INTERESTED IN REGISTERING YOUR Police are asking for tips demonstrated child care, leadership and public rela- EQUIPMENT, PLEASE PICK UP to be phoned to the detach - tions skills. This position includes both administrative A REGISTRATION FORM ments, 780-849-3999, or functions and direct service in the daycare. AT YOUR NEAREST M.D. OFFICE. Required information: Insurance, W.C.B., Registration given anonymously through Position Outline: and Certificate of Recognition (COR) CrimeStoppers, 1-800-222- •Planning and implementation of a high quality 8477. Information leading •• Deadline for registrations is March 31, 2016 •• early learning and child care services program that to an arrest can qualify a tip - meets MD policy and Accreditation Standards for For more information, call: Wabasca Office @ 780-891-3815 ster to an award up to children $2,000. •Budget preparation and monitoring; Staff, compliance and grant administration; Office duties at child care center THE MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF OPPORTUNITY NO. 17 Requirements: •Child Development Supervisor certificate 2016 Parking Lot Line Painting Program or equivalent * (formerly Level 3) CONTRACT 03-2016 •Valid Class 5 Drivers License; reliable transportation, a current Criminal Record Sealed tenders marked “MD of Opportunity – Tender for Construction – 2016 Park- Check, Child Welfare Check ing Lot Line Painting Program” will be received at the MD of Opportunity No 17, Wabasca Office, #2077 Mistassiniy Road North, Wabasca Alberta up to 2:00 PM, *Child Development Supervisor equivalent level LOCAL TIME, TUESDAY MARCH 22, 2016. of training: Alberta Permanent Teaching Certificate; Education Degree; Child and Youth Care Diploma or The scope of work for this project shall include but is not limited to the following: Degree; Early Learning and Child Care Diploma; see •9,200 m Parking Stall Line – Supply Paint & Painting www.child.alberta.ca for complete list and information •50 units Painted Pavement Messages – Handicap Symbol Salary will commensurate with experience and •113 units Painted Pavement Messages – Stop Bars qualifications. Send Resumes, Criminal Record •Painted Zebra Crosswalk Markings, Crosswalk Lines, Arrows and Other Work Check and a Child Intervention Welfare Check, The work is located in the Hamlets of Wabasca, Calling Lake, Red Earth Creek and along with 3 work related references to: Sandy Lake in the MD of Opportunity No. 17. Human Resources Department Tender documents are available at the MD of Opportunity No. 17, Wabasca Office, Municipal District of Opportunity on or after March 9, 2016. An electronic copy of the Tender and Drawings will be Box 60 - Wabasca, AB T0G 2K0 available on or after March 9, 2016 by emailing a request to [email protected]. Phone: (780) 891-3778 Fax: (780) 891-4283 Email: [email protected] Tenders must be accompanied by the required Tender Surety specified in the Tender Documents. The Contract will only be awarded to Bidders who, prior to the This position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found. time fixed for receiving tenders, possess a Certificate of Recognition (COR) or a The personal information submitted pursuant to this advertisement Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) which is relevant to their will be utilized for this Employment Opportunity only and is subject industry and which is recognized by Alberta Employment and Immigration, and to compliance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Workplace Health and Safety. The owner reserves the right to accept or reject any Privacy Act. Applicants are thanked in advance for their interest, or all bids however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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