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• DELIVERED WEEKLY TO White City, EMERALD PARK, Pilot Butte, , ZehneR, Edenwold & surrounding areas • White City company gets defense subcontract MICHELLE NICHOLSOn Dumur Industries Ian Har- rison explained. here was a big “We’ve been working for a announcement July while on this,” Harrison said. 16 at the building that “Once again our parts will be Tonce was home to Dad’s protecting Canadian troops Cookies. when they have to put their Now home to Dumur lives on the line. This trust Industries, employees of the is based on the value that company and guests were we provide. The knowledge out in the parking lot to hear and experience - our biggest the Honourable Andrew assets - of employees will Scheer, Member of Parlia- be behind the product, so ment for Regina-Qu’Appelle, congratulations to you guys. and the Speaker of the House It shows that they put a lot of Commons announce a big of faith in us and I’d like to break for the company. thank you for your efforts.” The Canadian govern- Harrison indicated the ment announced that Mack Dumur team has been work- Defense of Allentown, Penn- ing on engineering drawings sylvania had won the pri- and Mack has been paying mary contract to provide the company in good faith new trucks for the Canadian even in advance of the Armed Forces. The purchase announcement. includes 1,500 standard mili- The contract will mean tary pattern trucks, 300 trail- the creation of 37 new jobs ers and 150 armour protec- at the Dumur plant. This will tion systems for the vehicles. be one of company’s largest It includes a five-year term projects, Harrison said, and of in-service support, with will use up to half of Dumur’s additional option periods of resources. up to 15 years. The work comes with a The contract also includes “very tight timeline” (the provisions to subcontract project is to be completed work to Canadian compa- within two years) to pro- nies. duce the 150 armoured sys- “I’m very pleased to be tems with the understand- here today to tell you that ing orders from more may Mack Defense has awarded come in. In total the com- Dumur Industries a subcon- pany expects the project to tract for the production of the involve 55-person years of armoured production system work. Dumur employees will cabs for these new trucks,” be meeting with the Mack Scheer told the crowd. Defense team in Pennsylva- Scheer explained how nia the week of July 20 to these trucks are the back- “go over some of the design bone of the Canadian Ser- characteristics,” Harrison vices fleet, used to get per- said. sonnel, equipment and sup- The company will be plies to spots where they are working with other Canadian needed. companies involved in the Dumur Industries employ- Industrial Regional Benefits ees will be building the bal- Program of which this con- listic shells for the truck’s tract is part of and which cabs. dictates Mack Defense has an “They take the existing obligation “to put business cab off the truck and put an back into .” MP Andrew Scheer, left, and Dumur Industries Vice-President Ian Harrison after the July 16 announcement armoured cab on for us in at Dumur Industries. Dumur will be producing the armoured production cabs for military trucks. Photo: Michelle Nicholson the field,” Vice-President of Cont’d on Page 2 ONLINE AUCTION BID NOW ONLINE AUCTION BID NOW

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2 THE STAR | Serving White City, EMERALD PARK, Pilot Butte, BALGONIE & surrounding areas | JULY 28, 2015 WC skate Dumur announcement cont’d park tagged Cont’d from Page 1 that Dumur is here, knows that Saskatch- “ is really punching at its ewan is on the map for being able to pro- weight now,” said MLA Christine Tell, “I “This gives us an opportunity to move duce these types of things. Their ability to see [this happening] in particular [in] the up the food chain,” Harrison said. Now that compete for other jobs just got a little bit manufacturing area and that’s a focus of the Dumur has been given this chance, they easier. It’s our hope that through these local provincial government. We really wanted to plan to leverage the experience gained from reinvestment components of the defense up the ante with respect to what we can do this project and in doing so, hope for more contracts that we’re able to help boost com- in manufacturing. And we have a number of contracts to follow. panies like Dumur here in White City and manufacturers throughout the province and The overall value of the two defense across the country,” Scheer said. Dumur is one that’s really quite special… contracts awarded to Mack Defense by the “This is terrific news,” White City Mayor we’re going to celebrate those success stories federal government was $834 million. While Bruce Evans said, “obviously it means this and tell people what’s going on in Saskatch- White City employee Steven Tocher power Harrison would not give a specific amount business, which is an integral part of our ewan, because we can do it. Absolutely can washing graffiti at the White City Skate Photo: Michelle Nicholson of the value of the portion of the contract community, is secure and is growing. That do this.” Park. . awarded to Dumur, he did state it was in the helps with our tax base, it allows more peo- Harrison said there are currently 80 staff MICHELLE NICHOLSOn “tens of millions of dollars.” ple to be moving to our community which, members at Dumur Industries, 60 to 70 per “When he mentioned in his remarks that in turn, will create more demand for our cent of the work is military in nature, and ometime over the weekend of July 17, every time a firm like this wins a contract additional housing.” the company also manufactures parts and the White City Skate Park was graffiti they move up in terms of global recognition. He added the Town is looking to diver- assemblies for the oil, gas, mining and trans- tagged. Poorly executed crude draw- It’s just yet another international manufac- sify and the new Town Centre plan allows portation sectors. Sings and explicit language marred the ramps turer of high-grade components that knows for that. and concrete around the park. Monday morning town maintenance staff attempted to power wash away the mess, hoping not to damage the powder coating PAID CONTENT on the surface of the ramps. The coating If You Were Elected, Would You prevents rust. “I had to fundraise like a madman,” Be Willing to SAVE up to a BILLION DOLLARS? White City Councillor Rob Kosteniuk said. He was upset of the damage done to one of The current government has forgotten that they should listen to the people, be open, honest and accountable to the the town’s popular assets and spoke of the taxpayers. We are currently looking for 3 candidates to run in the next election. Independent candidates are required in work he and Roseanne Semchuk and others the following constituencies: did to secure the Skate Park for the commu- nity’s use. * Indian Head - Milestone * Regina - Wascana Plains * Martinsville Contact White Butte RCMP if you have information on this crime at 306-781-5050. It is time to replace the current candidates and send a message to this government that their lack of transparency, Those wishing to remain anonymous can accountability and fiscal irresponsibility cannot continue unchallenged in Saskatchewan. contact Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS). Qualifications: * Must be willing to listen to ALL of the people * Be open and honest CORRECTION: * Willing to take a stand and support ALL of the people who elect you In the July 21 issue of The Star, Christine Galbraith’s name was spelled * Be able to perform your duties with accountability and integrity incorrectly. The Star regrets the error. Candidates should be able to support fiscally responsible positions, such as the significant cost saving alternative proposed for the East Regina Bypass. The current government refuses to entertain a NORTH option that would save close to a billion dollars, and put overpasses at Balgonie, White City, Great Plains Access to keep com- muters safe. Their dogged determination to start the east bypass location at Tower Road, Two-vehicle regardless of the obvious short-sightedness of the location flies in the face of those who have already signed a petition, as well as the overwhelming majority 99% of the informed collision

people we have spoken to who strongly agree the location must allow for a true BYPASS MICHELLE NICHOLSOn route for Regina, outside city limits. test drive went horribly wrong, The current incumbents are ignoring the people who have voted for them, so a Wednesday, July 22, at about 4:10 message must be sent: “It is time to listen to the people.” The alternative bypass p.m. A“A westbound pickup truck hit another savings of up to 1 BILLLION dollars could repave over 3,000 kms of Saskatchewan roads: southbound pickup truck. The westbound could YOUR road use a portion of these ‘saved’ funds for repairs? pickup truck didn’t stop at the yield sign so he was charged with failing to yield,” We need independent candidates who will ACT on logical solutions and are responsible with taxpayer’s money, and will said Constable Chris Selinger. Selinger, of the White Butte RCMP detachment, was on prevent the outrageous cost increases already seen in this project: in early 2014, the tender documents estimated the the scene in one of two RCMP vehicles who cost of the project at $800 million. Later in 2014, that figure was raised to a reported 1.2 billion, and now, mid 2015 attended. sees the costs currently rumoured to be reaching 1.7 to 2.1 billion. How high will those numbers go once construction The accident happened at the intersec- tion of Betteridge Road and Great Plains actually begins? Road. Neither driver was injured. Shortly after 5 p.m. both vehicles were towed away. We are seeking independent candidates with no affiliation to current parties, as the current incumbents have been involved in the bypass project and are in a position to effect change, but have clearly chosen not to. If they can’t change – we can work to change their employment status. Submit resume with qualifications to [email protected] For more details Visit: WHYTOWERROAD.NET

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THE STAR | Serving White City, EMERALD PARK, Pilot Butte, BALGONIE & surrounding areas | JULY 28, 2015 3 Surveying and soil sampling marks beginning of Bypass project MICHELLE NICHOLSOn rush hour periods. Cherry explained during evening hours, construction area road signs crew with men from Clifton Associ- be 60 km/h. ates and Paddock Drilling was out at “At night when there’s not going to be the south side of the Highway 48 and anyone there, they will cover up the fines AHighway 1 junction working on Tuesday, triple portion. You can still be pulled over June 21. and ticketed for speeding faster than 60 but What starts with the taking of soil sam- the penalties are not as harsh as they would ples and the placing surveyor stakes will end be during the time when the work zone is with the completion of the largest transpor- active,” said Cherry. tation project in the province’s history. Cherry said the Regina Bypass project “These are the very early stages of work partners will put together a traffic plan and on the Regina Bypass project,” said Joel spoke of how a 2011 traffic study deter- Cherry, senior communications consultant mined stoplights weren’t the best option, with the Ministry of Highways and Infra- because they pose their own safety issues, structure, “there’s crews doing surveying reduce traffic flow efficiencies and increase and some drilling in the area between where traffic delays. the overpass is going to be at Highway 33 “Right now, there’s not really any discus- up to Highway 1 and then out to Balgonie sion of putting lights in. There is the pos- to the east.” sibility that as part of traffic accommodation during construction, when they are actually Working men out working at the south side of intersection of Highway 1 and Highway 46, Current survey work will pinpoint exist- Photo: Michelle Nicholson ing ground and infrastructure elevations − the crews are on the road building an July 21. of things like Highway 1 and ditches. overpass − over the busy highway, they may The information will be incorporated into choose to integrate traffic lights into their design. Crews will also be installing survey traffic management plan during construc- monuments to provide a survey reference tion,” he said. point during construction. “Construction is starting up there sooner Geotechnical drilling will collect soil than a lot of people think. But right now information, to be analyzed and give engi- we’re not looking at putting traffic lights neers information for the design of bridge up there,” he said. The overpass at Tower foundations and road construction, a spokes- Road and 33 and the overpasses at Highway person from Regina Bypass Partners con- 46 and 48 are slated for completion in fall firmed. 2017, while the Pilot Butte access overpass Cherry said traffic impacts would be is expected to be complete in fall 2019. limited for now as work is adjacent to the “We’d like people to be very conscious roadway. A new alignment and new lanes of posted work zones,” said Staff Sergeant are being built. Gavin Nash of the White Butte RCMP “There are going to be occasions where detachment, “a lot of times you’ll have those traffic’s going to be impacted,” Cherry said, orange signs with the posted 40k (km/h). Be “there will be cases where traffic will have to very aware and just put yourself in the shoes slow down and we’ll post a lower speed limit of the family of the people that are out there or we might close lanes completely from (working).” The Misfits, a team in the White City Slo-pitch League played the Seagulls Thursday, July time to time but we’d make a point of doing Drivers are encouraged to call the High- 16. Misfits Team Manager and White City’s Recreation Director Carla Ferstl manages the that during slower hours on the road.” Signs way Hotline for provincial road updates dur- four team league and said the league is strictly for fun, they don’t keep track of the stand- will remind drivers those caught speeding ing construction at 1-888-335-7623 or visit: ings, there needs to be at least three women on the field at all times and everyone plays the through construction zones face triple fines. http://hotline.gov.sk.ca position they are most comfortable in. The league’s tournament is scheduled for August 29 The ‘slower hours’ being mid-day, not during at White City’s Serbu Park. Photo and text by Linda Greiner.

Faith Community Directory

Ambassadors for Christ Church Garden of Eden Estate, White City Sunday 10 a.m. 306-347-3272 www.afcmi.org

St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church 302 Assiniboia St., Balgonie Saturday mass 7 p.m. Sunday mass 10:30 a.m. http://www.catholic-church.org/ Pastor Glenn Hobden and wife Shirley stjosephbalgonie/

Balgonie Baptist Church Main St., Balgonie Denise Proulx and Pastor Norm Proulx Sunday 10:30 a.m. Lasting balgoniebaptist.org Balgonie United Church SignificanceCommunication Main St., Balgonie Pastor Norm Proulx 306-771-4303 Pastor Glenn Hobden Sunday 9 a.m. BalgonieWay of Life Baptist Church Church

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church HaveOver theyou last ever couple considered of months the question we’ve talked Village of Edenwold quite a bit about communicating with God Pastror Kragbe Legre of “what’s the secret to a long life?” Some Sunday 11 a.m. believe- what wethe in secret the church is job satisfaction. call “prayer.”Prayer I’m not Cell: 306-530-2728 sureis important I can accept to us that because philosophy it’s impossible particularly 306-771-4112 into viewsustain of howa relationship Jesus approached with a person life. He you choosedon’t communicate to love, serve, with. and giveIf you His doubt best. that, And St. John’s Lutheran Church that’s that attitude that sets Christianity apart Correction Line Road try not speaking to your spouse, or kids, or Pastor Kragbe Legre fromco-workers the rest for of athe week world. and While see how the it world works is all about going as far as you can as fast as Second and fourth Sunday of each out for you! month you can, Jesus can be heard saying: “…who- Cell: 306-530-2728 ever wants to become great among you must 306-771-4112 beIf are your curious servant.” about (Mark God, 10:43) if you Perhaps want to the get questionto know himof lasting better, significance prayer is the becomes place to what St. Agnes Roman Catholic willstart. you Your do prayers with the don’t opportunities have to contain God gives the Church 5th Street, Pilot Butte forperfect you towords, be loving, follow giving, some specialand serving? formula Rev. Ed Hengen or be lled with deep insight for God to lis- Sunday mass 9 a.m. Mother Teresa said it best when she said 306-781-4499 ten. After all, he’s God - it’s not like you can www.catholic-church.org “mosttell him of something us will never he dodoesn’t great know!things, but we can do small things in a great way.” Way of Life Church 233 Fifth St., Pilot Butte God wants to hear from you today. So why Sunday: 10:30 a.m. not open the lines of communication right www.wayofl ifechurch.ca now? 306-779-1084 4 Editorial

4 THE STAR | Serving White City, EMERALD PARK, Pilot Butte, BALGONIE & surrounding areas | JULY 28, 2015 Local firefighters come back from “It worked out great. We knew exactly what we were doing. We didn’t walk in to anything unknown. And we did what we went out to do,” Pilot Butte Firefighter J.D. Salt.

MICHELLE NICHOLSOn (think of the large sprinklers used in the City) suspended or four days, seven local firefighters worked in La eight to twenty feet in the air, Ronge helping that community fight the Saskatchewan each spraying a 25-30 metre wildfires, which continue to burn in the northern part radius. The local team helped Fof the province. The men worked eleven-hour shifts for the the army dismantle a mile first two days, a ten-hour shift on the Wednedsay and a five- and a half of sprinklers in the hour shift on Thursday the week of July 13. north perimeter. They fought Balgonie Fire Chief Dave Campbell along with Reagan hot spots, prevented new ones Coppicus of the Balgonie fire department, and J.D. Salt, from starting and kept fire John Rajczakowski, Dustin Fox, Jeff Fink and Chuck Fink away from the high power of the Pilot Butte fire department took three vehicles and tension lines along the high- equipment to La Ronge. They joined forces with hundreds way from La Ronge to Lamp- of other volunteers and the local fire department, headed by light Road. It is a 10-kilometre Chief Ron Pratt of the La Ronge and Regional Fire Depart- stretch, where a lot of threat- ment. ening fire activity was hap- They were done earlier on Thursday because the grass pening, all the while watching truck they took up with them blew a belt. the water bombers and at one “As it worked out, it worked perfect for us because we point calling in a helicopter left at 1:30 and we got home here by nine on Thursday the basket drop near where they 16,” Campbell said. were working. The fire chief said everything worked flawlessly aside They also patrolled the from the blown belt and a minor electrical problem on the community on the west and Two of the firefighters from the crew of seven who came back from La Ronge: Jeff Fink, Pilot Butte command vehicle. Both are quick fixes assured north side of La Ronge watch- left, and Dustin Fox at the Pilot Butte Fire Hall. Photo: Michelle Nicholson the firefighters. The crew was briefed about wildfire behav- ing for embers to keep struc- iours and how to work in the bush before they were sent out. tures safe. “All seven of us were pretty glad we went and we saw They slept at the rink com- “Dustin and myself were teamed together,” Fink said of some pretty unique things that we’ll probably never see plex with dozens of other volunteers. Meals were served at fellow firefighter Dustin Fox. Both men said getting to work again,” said Campbell. He explained fire behavior is differ- the fire hall. together while away made the experience easier to manage. ent in the forest. The thick moss, varying humidity levels Firefighter J.D. Salt said receiving a care package from Campbell doesn’t believe the crew will be called back to and fire that can creep along under the layers of moss, pine children from Llodyminster is a life-long memory he will La Ronge to serve and is in agreement with Premier Brad needles and tinder make it a challenge. take away from the northern trip. The kids had taken time Wall’s push to have a cache of firefighting equipment at-the- “When you go in to snuff an area that has a number of to include inspirational and thank you messages, such as: ready for future incidents. hot spots, you actually have to dig through the moss, get “Those who serve others at whatever cost are true heroes.” Staff Sergeant Gavin Nash of the White Butte RCMP was down to the root of the trees. You have to be very careful on “It was absolutely astounding. The stuff that these kids also sent north to provide relief for RCMP members working your footing, as well as when you’re chopping those roots to wrote down was unbelievable. It was awesome. The granola there. Back at home, the Town of White City hosted a group try and get to the seat of the fire. Trees will fall over. And bars, the juice boxes, Dunkaroos, every snack had a message of firefighters overnight at the Serbu Park ball diamonds, until the branches hit something, they don’t make a sound. on it. It was amazing. I liked it,” Salt said. Sunday, July 19. The group was believed to be returning So you have to always be vigilant. There’s always one guy “The best thing was the learning experience,” said Jeff home to Manitoba. looking out for falling trees.” Campbell said. Fink, “just going out and making sure we could give a hand.” The crew was always within 10 kilometres of La Ronge, His son Jordan, 7, wasn’t happy that Dad went away, and CORRECTION: In the July 21 issue of The Star, Jeff Fink not working deep into the bush. A firebreak was established shed some tears when Fink left and during check-in calls. was incorrectly identified as Jeff Rink in one reference in the around the town, with sprinklers set up within the breaks The boy is very happy to have his Dad home. story. The Star regrets the error. Meet Gavin Nash – the new Staff Sergeant at the White Butte RCMP detachment MICHELLE NICHOLSOn RCMP. He saw the Buffalo Band play “I just like to get out and have people know who I am in Aldergrove, B.C. in grade eight and and know that I’m approachable,” he said, “they can bring taff Sergeant Gavin Nash has that was it for him. their concerns to me. I’m not a ‘hide in the office’ kind of taken over the helm of the “I just liked the fact that Mounties guy. I like to go out and shake hands and kiss babies, run White Butte RCMP detach- were playing in a band and that was for mayor,” he added with a smile in his voice. Sment. He is no stranger to navi- two of my interests: helping people Nash will be working with the White Butte Community gating and policing along gravel and playing in a band,” he said. Advisory Committee; the group of municipal leaders meets roads. His last posting before coming with RCMP to talk policing, crime prevention and to share “You tell me a land location to Saskatchewan was at ‘H’ Division knowledge. He has also met with the new Community west of the second, and I’ll find it,” Operational Communications Centre Safety Officers employed by the Rural Municipality (RM) Nash said confidently. in Nova Scotia. He has had past suc- of Edenwold, Rod Ash and Ron Roteliuk. This isn’t his first turn living in cess policing in Aboriginal communi- “What a resource to have,” Nash said of the CSOs and Saskatchewan. From 1997 to 2001, ties and spent time in Ottawa work- pointed to their combined years of experience with Regina Nash was posted in Delisle. He ing on RCMP policy impacting First Police Services. has colleagues and friends made Nations, Inuit and Métis people. “We’re looking really good, a lot better than the lean during past postings in both the Nash spent time in the Far North, time over the winter there. We’re just about full strength, RCMP’s Regina headquarters and working in communities such as Pond matter-of-fact,” he said of the staff compliment at the at Depot Division. Inlet and Rankin Inlet, and he did it White Butte detachment. Two more officers are expected He replaces Staff Sergeant successfully. in August and Nash has met Constable Keith Bennett, who Thomas Stewart. Sergeant Paul “I treat people how I want to be was injured last year in a stop near Sherwood Forest. Dawson acted as interim Staff Ser- treated,” said Nash. It is the formula “He’s progressing amazingly,” said Nash, “for the extent geant before Nash’s arrival and White Butte RCMP detachment’s new he used to create equity between the of injuries he had, it’s amazing that he’s walking.” Bennett will remain at the detachment for Staff Sergeant: Gavin Nash. Photo: RCMP and the public in those com- visits the detachment and is working toward a return to now. Nash’s first official day was Michelle Nicholson munities. the job. June 19. Irene Swoboda is the Registered Nash is married to wife Lori, from Regina, and is dad to Born in Winnipeg, his father was in the Canadian Air Psychiatric Nurse of Arctic Bay, . She worked with daughter Daytland who is excited to get to live near cous- Force, serving as an Avionics Technician. When he was Nash when she was the Psychiatric Nurse Consultant for ins, nieces and nephews from Lori’s big family. in grade seven, the family moved from Calgary to British the northern Baffin communities. “My hope is that we can have a fantastic working rela- Columbia. “He was actively involved in the community. He was just tionship with the communities we police and we provide “I was actually inspired by the RCMP band when I great. You could depend on him,” Swoboda said of Nash, the best policing service we can,” Nash said. was a young’ in,” Nash said of the draw to a career in the “he spent time teaching kids and was active in schools.”

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listened to in the first place. They love the ROD PEDERSEN scandal, the drama, and aren’t happy unless RiderInsider they’re unhappy. They demand perfection from others yet are far from perfect them- selves. Hopefully you didn’t come here to find now the simply For All Your answers for the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ aren’t a very good football team. It’s times like this that I recall a conversa- Marine and 0-4 start to the 2015 CFL season. Because “The one thing I’ll tell you is there’s no tion I had with former Rider coach Danny Powersports today I got nothin’. more tears in my eyes,” said a sombre Rider Barrett a decade ago when he said, ‘You’re Audio After calmly, and privately, expecting the head coach at his postgame the team’s voice. If the team could speak, Roughriders to charge out of the gates 4-0 news conference. “What I mean by that is what would it say? before a Week 5 showdown with the Hamil- the worst has already happened. So it’s time It would say, “Don’t give up on us yet.” 1432B Lorne St., Regina, SK Phone: 306-545-7390 ton Tiger-Cats at Mosaic Stadium this Sun- for us to stop worrying about what’s going to Email: [email protected] day (July 26), I now find myself as confused go on on the outside, who’s gonna get fired, Rod Pedersen is the Voice of the Riders on www.awesomeaudio.ca as anyone with what’s gone on over the past who’s gonna talk bad, stop trying to answer the 620 CKRM Roughrider Radio Network month. the questions from the outside and answer The facts are the facts and they can be them from the inside. That’s what we have dissected any way you want. The Green & to do.” White have lost their first four games by a And just where did this talk of anybody combined 12 points. Three of those have being fired come from anyway? There’s been To add your event please been at home, and three have been against heat on Chamblin no doubt, but the first I What’s email: [email protected]. West Division opponents. All bad news. heard of a firing came from Chamblin him- 10 words for free. $40 for 40 words And if last Friday’s 27-24 loss to the visit- self Tuesday afternoon. Happening? for six weeks. Call 306-352-3393 ing B.C. Lions is any indication, the team “He’s a very sharp guy as you know,” getting worse. It’s the first time all year they Rider GM confided to me on never had a lead at any point in a game. Friday. “I think you get to a point sometimes JULY 2015 Injuries, of course, are a major factor. where you hear so much and you get that However during the golden era of this club negativity around you and you think ‘Hey 24 Third annual motorsports mud extravaganza, wickidmotorsports.com dating back to 2007, the use of injuries as an I’ve had enough of this’. He’s really good excuse has been beaten out of me. They’ve (mentally). Corey is focused on winning AUGUST 2015 always seemed to be able to struggle and moreso than anyone I’ve ever been around.” 1 Midsummer’s Art Festival at Fort Qu’Appelle. Details at: http://qvcarts.ca/ emerge. Chamblin went so far as to say if he’s But not now. coaching somewhere other than Saskatch- 4 Balgonie Elks Bingo at Centennial Bingo Hall Regina The Riders went into the B.C. game with ewan next season, he’s prepared for it. But 4 Near Village of Edenwold: Spamalot! - August 4 to August 22, 7:30 p.m. Tix: 306-771-4235 12 players on their injured list and it grew again, where did this talk come from all of a 8 Village of Edenwold - co-ed slo-pitch tournament. To register: 306-591-3888 by a few more over the course of the game sudden? including stars and Tristan Jack- “He sure doesn’t want that to happen, 12 Kronau Museum Making Memories Day Camp. Pre register. Call: 306-781-3082 son. It truly impacted what they were able that’s for sure,” Taman continued. “Like 17 Village of Edenwold – free weeklong day camp for kids 5-12. Register at Village office. to do on the field. anybody in this business, we all get paranoid 18 Balgonie Elks regular monthly meeting However it was gut-wrenching to see the at some point. When you’re losing, a lot of team take a time count violation and have things seep into your mind. But our focus is to burn a timeout while on offense late in on getting this thing turned around.” SEPTEMBER 2015 the game when they were attempting a rally. Worrying about being fired isn’t going to 9 White City Garden Club – Growing Begonias – 7 p.m. Ambassadors for Christ Church “We had some guys get hurt and when help matters so it’s best for Chamblin and you have to mix and match, it’s gonna take his players to flush this from their minds some more communication than normal,” entirely. However if they themselves don’t explained receiver . “It won’t think better days are ahead, we truly can ANNOUNCEMENTS run as smoothly as you’re used to.” shut off the lights. July-August That was clear, and I suppose, under- But I know that’s not the case. WC Summer Play Program for children 5-12 years old. www.whitecity.ca standable. The club also continued to strug- The complainers are the same ones who gle with the new Pass Interference rule insti- griped back when the team was winning tuted by the CFL this spring. These things that they weren’t winning by enough points. killed them Friday night. But the good teams wasn’t throwing for enough 8 Percival Drive, Emerald Park, Sask. S4L 1B7 adjust, band together, and find a way to yards. Blah, blah, blah. overcome all obstacles. Unfortunately right Those people should have never been

Crossing the highway is Russian Roulette

Dear Mr. Scheer and Mr McMorris, ing to turn off the turning lane to Pilot Butte and people trying to turn on to #1 East from Yesterday (July 15, 2015), two people Pilot Butte...and people from Emerald Park in my community of Emerald Park lost trying to get on to #1 West is a nightmare! 15081AS0 their lives while riding home because logi- My opinion is that even going 90 km/h, IF cal action by the government has not been people even do that, has almost made it taken to protect lives on our highways. We more dangerous because people are taking are a BIG community and growing. Yes, more chances in a shorter time span. WHY some signs were thrown up....yes some won’t someone listen to us and DO the right photo radar was put up....but it is NOT thing, regardless of money? My thoughts enough. How many more lives need to be are you and those we have put into office lost before someone in OUR government to do the right things for our communities does the right thing and demands traffic won’t be in office long. Please take a stand lights until this bypass is built? Have you and make sure no more families lose their driven this road at 4:30 pm? Have you seen loved ones. the chaos of people trying to cross the high- I have also written Ms. Christine Tell. way at Pilot Butte and Emerald Park? It’s a game of Russian Roulette AT BEST. With Sincerely, people coming East & West and people try- Kerri Grobowsky Another fatal crash, still no lights Dear Editor, injured: 312, people killed: 10 (plus five Re: Yet another fatal collision on the more in 2014 & 2015). Trans Canada at Pilot Butte No other province would tolerate the car- nage we see here. There are traffic signals Two more people have lost their lives try- on the Trans Canada in every other prov- ing to enter Highway 1 at Pilot Butte. Once ince. Why not Saskatchewan? again, people are on the phones and writ- Then, there’s the cost: Quoting Provincial ing letters to our Provincial representatives, reports: the cost of one fatality to the prov- demanding safe access to the highway. And, ince is $3.1 Million. The cost of one traffic once again, we will be told platitudes about signal: $220,000. Those 15 fatalities have phantom overpasses which will solve our cost Saskatchewan $46.5 Million. Three traf- problem some time in the next five years, or fic lights would cost $660,000. that yet another “study” is underway. Once construction begins on the Regina We are also told that traffic signals cannot Bypass, “temporary” traffic signals will be be installed at these intersections because installed. Why not put them in now? they would be too dangerous. That, some- Who can do this? how, having vehicles line up for 20 minutes Don McMorris: 306-771-2733, dmcmor- while drivers wait for a gap in traffic is safer. [email protected] or Nancy Hep- Who remembers playing Frogger? We play pner, Minister of Highways: 306-975-0284 it daily, in real life - and with only one life. [email protected] This is now the most dangerous stretch Call them. of highway in Canada. SGI collision statistics Anne Panter from 2005 to 2013: 799 collisions, people Emerald Park, SK 6

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PUBLIC NOTICE RM OF EDENWOLD NO. 158 15081JJ0 Notice of Intent to Amend the Zoning Bylaw

Pursuant to Section 46 of The Planning and Development Act, 2007, the Council of the Rural Municipality of Edenwold No. 158 hereby amends Zoning Bylaw No. 2010-17 by enacting this bylaw as follows:

Bylaw No. 2015 -15: Add: Digital Signs as a permitted use in commercial zones in the RM under certain conditions Add: definitions for digital signs and portable signs Purpose: This text amendment will allow digital signs within the permitted Zoning Dis- tricts by submission of a development permit. Public Hearing: Council will hold a public hearing to receive submissions on the proposed Bylaw at 2:00 p.m. on August 25th, 2015, in the Council Chambers of the R.M. of Eden- wold No.158, 100 Queen Street, Balgonie, Saskatchewan. For further information please call Paige Phillips, Planner at 771-2033, the administration office at 771-2522, or visit our website at www.rmedenwold.ca. Dated at the Town of Balgonie, in the Province of Saskatchewan, this 21th day of July, 2015. Kim McIvor, Administrator 7

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