TSAWWASSEN FIRST NATION WEEKLY PUBLICATION THURSDAY, OCT 24, 2019 COMMUNITY NOTICE
NEW THIS ISSUE
■■ Notice on Fall Legislature Important Dates to Remember ■■ Call to Tsawwassen Members (Ages 19-25) ■■ Advisory Council Agenda for Oct 28 Meeting OCT 28 ■■ Advisory Council Meeting ■■ Member Notice: RBT2 Project Community Meeting ■■ Compliance Corner: Emergency Scams OCT 30 ■■ Community Overdose ■■ TFN Monthly Safety Moment: Trick-or-Treating Dialogue and Training Event ■■ Natural Resources Update for Week Oct 24-30 ■■ That ‘70s Party at TFN ■■ Catering Opportunity: RBT2 Project Community Meeting NOV 5 ■■ Member Employment and Training Updates ■■ RBT2 Community Meeting ■■ Construction Notice on Raven Lane NOV 8 ■■ Aboriginal Veterans Day Table of Contents
GOVERNMENT SUBMISSIONS WANT TO POST SOMETHING Call to Members (Ages 19-25) Pg3 IN THE COMMUNITY NOTICE? Notice on Fall Legislature Session Pg4 communications@ Advisory Council Agenda for Oct 28 Pg4 tsawwassenfirstnation.com Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project Community Meeting Pg5 ADRIAN MACNAIR Compliance Corner: Emergency Scams Pg6 604.948.5245 Enrolment Committee Quarterly Report Pg7 SUBMISSION DEADLINE: TFN Monthly Safety Moment: Trick-or-Treating Pg8 WEDNESDAYS at 12:00noon Late submissions cannot be Natural Resources Update for Oct 24-30 Pg9 accommodated. Submissions National Aboriginal Veterans Day Volunteers Wanted Pg10 received after NOON on Energy Conservation Assistance Program Pg15 Wednesday will be published Free Gym Membership at Club16 Fitness Pg16 in the following week’s issue.
COMMUNITY SUBMISSIONS COMPLIANCE/ ENFORCEMENT ISSUE? Save the Date: Christmas Pancake Breakfast Pg17 Tuesday–Friday, 10 am-8pm Calling all Crafters for Christmas Craft Fair Pg17 Call San Uppal 604.803.9527 TFN Longhouse Kitchen Key Replacement Pg17 Saturday–Tuesday, 8am-6pm Happy Birthdays to Elders Pg17 Call Abu Ghafoori 604.785.4107 Matcon Civil: Construction Notice on Raven Lane Pg18 A Message from TFN Service Team on Overdose Pg19 NEW ADDRESS OR Delta Real Talk Overdose Event at Harris Barn Pg20 PHONE#? Safety Notice about Cannabis Edibles Pg21 Remember to forward your International Aboriginal Youth Leadership Pg22 updated contact information to Records Clerk Maryanne TFN Community Halloween Party Pg23 Adams. In Person or by Post: Trick-or-Treating at Tsawwassen Mills Pg24 1926 Tsawwassen Drive, Tsawwassen, BC V4M 4G2 EDUCATION, TRAINING & JOBS Phone: 604-948-5290 Toll-free: 1-888-943-2112 ext Catering Opportunity: ABCMTN Meeing Nov. 4 Pg11 290 By Fax: 604-943-9226 Catering Opportunity: RBT2 Meeting Nov. 5 Pg12 By Email: enrollinfo@ Catering Opportunity: Christmas Craft Fair Nov. 22 Pg13 tsawwassenfirstnation.com Employment & Training Opportunities Pg14 madams@ tsawwassenfirstnation.com CALENDARS Elders Events Pg25 Community Events Pg26 TFN Afterschool Program Pg27 TFN Pre-Teen/Teen Programing Pg28
2 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 Government Submissions
CALL TO TSAWWASSEN MEMBERS (AGES 19-25)
TFN is looking for two Members (ages 19 to 25) to participate in a Treaty Negotiation and Implementation simulation event in Ottawa from February 8-11, 2020. The agenda will involve a dinner/reception, and two days of interactive sessions. TFN will cover travel and accommodation. This event is being held by the Gordon Foundation, in partnership with the Land Claims Agreements Coalition (LCAC). The LCAC is a national organization that works to ensure that the promises contained in modern treaties are realized (modern treaty refers to treaties negotiated after 1975, including Tsawwassen’s). If you are interested in participating, please submit the following to Tejas Madhur, Acting Manager of Policy and Intergovernmental Affairs (contact information below) by next Thursday October 31st at 4:30pm:
1. Name 2. Age 3. 2-3 sentences on why you are interested in participating
The above can be submitted by: E-mail ([email protected]) Phone (1-888-943-2112) Administration Office front desk (1926 Tsawwassen Drive).
TFN STAFFING ANNOUNCEMENT
As of Monday October 21st, Manager of Policy and Intergovernmental Affairs (PIGA) Pepita McKee is no longer with Tsawwassen First Nation. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Pepita for her valued contributions over the past two months with TFN and we wish her all the best in her future endeavours. Tejas Madhur will be the Acting Manager of PIGA until further notice. hay čxʷ q̓ə Braden Smith Chief Administrative Officer Tsawwassen First Nation
3 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 Government Submissions
ADVISORY COUNCIL AGENDA FOR OCT 28 MEETING
Agenda Advisory Council Meeting October 28, 2019 5-7pm Elders Centre
1. Approval of Agenda 2. Review of October 7th Minutes 3. Cultural Grant and Longhouse Rental Policy 4. Emergency Housing Assistance 5. AC Cultural/Spiritual Procedures 6. Addictions Post-Treatment Care 7. New Business 8. Adjournment
NOTICE ON FALL LEGISLATURE SESSION
Due to a lack of pending legislation, other Under Tsawwassen Law, the Tsawwassen agenda items and a short time frame before the Legislative Assembly must be called into start of the spring session, a fall session of the session at least one time per year. Legislative Assembly will not be called. The spring session is essential because the The next legislative session will continue as Legislature must review, debate and pass the usual in the spring of 2020, with an anticipated Appropriations Act, also known as the budget. start in early February, where legislators will More information on the spring session is have the opportunity to review and debate any forthcoming and will be made available via the legislation that arises over the next six months, community notice. bring forward and consider resolutions and consider the budget.
4 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 Government Submissions
MEMBER NOTICE RBT2 Project Community Meeting
WHAT: Community Meeting on the proposed RBT2 Project WHEN: Tuesday, November 5, 2019 from 5:00 pm – 7:30 pm WHERE: TFN Recreation Centre WHO: All TFN Members
Tsawwassen Government invites TFN Members to a territory management community meeting on
the proposed Roberts Bank Terminal 2 (RBT2) project, facilitated by TFN’s Policy and Intergovernmental Affairs (PIGA) department.
The purpose of the meeting is to provide Members with an update on the RBT2 project and a proposed Memorandum of Agreement between TFN and the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority in respect of the Project. The update will include the staff presentation on the project made at the 2019 Members Gathering.
The meeting will also include a discussion of the Environmental Assessment process for the project. TFN has been involved in the Environmental Assessment for the project since November 2013, when the assessment process first began.
Members unable to attend the meeting are invited to send their thoughts to Victoria Williams, Territory Management Coordinator, or to Tejas Madhur, Acting Manager of Policy and Intergovernmental Affairs, in-person, or through the contact methods listed below.
DINNER & HONORARIUM WILL BE PROVIDED TO MEMBERS
For questions or to share your thoughts: Tejas Madhur, Acting Manager, PIGA | 604-948-5213 | [email protected] Victoria Williams, Territory Management Coordinator, PIGA | 604-785-3491 | [email protected]
5 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 Government Submissions Compliance Corner A message from TFN’s Compliance and Enforcement Officers
Emergency Scams
Caring grandparents, Tips to protect yourself: don’t act too quickly! • Take time to verify the story. Emergency frauds usually target loving grandparents, Scammers are counting on you taking advantage of their emotions to rob them of wanting to quickly help your loved their money. one in an emergency. The typical scam starts with a grandparent receiving • Call the child’s parents or friends to find out about their a phone call from someone claiming to be their whereabouts. grandchild. The “grandchild” goes on to say they’re • Ask the person on the phone in trouble—common misfortunes include having questions that only your loved one been in a car accident, getting locked up in jail, or would be able to answer and verify trouble returning home from a foreign country— their identity before taking steps to and they need money immediately. help. • Never send money to anyone you The caller will ask you questions, getting you to don’t know and trust. reveal personal information. They’ll also swear you • Never give out any personal to secrecy, saying they are embarrassed and don’t information to the caller. want other family members to find out what’s happened. If you suspect a scam, always One variation of this plot features two people on the report it to the police. phone, one pretending to be a grandchild and the other a police officer or lawyer. In other cases, the scammer will pretend to be an old neighbour or a family friend in trouble.
Santokh Uppal Abu Ghafoori Supervisor, Compliance Regulatory Compliance and Enforcement and Enforcement Officer 604-803-9527 604-785-4107
6 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 Government Submissions
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Kɂȵ ȘǮDzȵȸǙȵDzȿȅDzȸȿȵDzȞǿȿȅǙȞǮ͡ȈȸǮȤȝȤǾȤɂȵFǙȿȈȤȞࣚeȅDzͧǙȵDzȿȅDzȸȤɂȵǨDzȤǾȈȞȸȱȈȵǙȿȈȤȞǙȞǮǿɂȈǮǙȞǨDzǾȤȵȝǙȞͧȈȞȤɂȵ ǨȤȝȝɂȞȈȿͧࣚ KɂȵǨȅȈȘǮȵDzȞ͡ȈȘȘDzȞȸɂȵDzȤɂȵǿȵȤ͡ȿȅȱȅͧȸȈǨǙȘȘ࣓ͧDzǨȤȞȤȝȈǨǙȘȘͧǙȞǮǨɂȘȿɂȵǙȘȘͧǾȤȵǾɂȿɂȵDzǿDzȞDzȵǙȿȈȤȞȸࣚ Government Submissions
TFN Monthly Safety Moment TRICK-OR-TREATING SAFETY TIPS
1. Children should be accompanied by an adult. 2. Children should wear clothing that can easily be seen at night. Retro-reflective materials are best. 3. Children should trick-or-treat in one well-known area and not wander into unknown neighbourhoods. 4. All candy should be inspected by an adult to make sure no one has tampered with it. If it looks suspicious, the police should be contacted. 5. Children should avoid stray animals. 6. Children should wear masks that do not interfere with vision. Better yet, they can avoid masks by wearing makeup. 7. Children should watch for moving vehicles when crossing streets. 8. Costumes should be short enough that the child will not trip. 9. Trick-or-treaters should dress appropriately for the weather and carry a flashlight. 10. For extra safety, organize a Halloween party for children in your neighbourhood.
TFN Joint Occupational Health & Safety Committee
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NATURAL RESOURCES UPDATE FOR OUR TFN COMMUNITY MEMBERS
Attention to our TFN Fishers There is a possibility of a Chum FSC Fishery coming up this weekend; however we are waiting for confirmation on date/hrs and allocation. Due to the low run size it is looking like we will not be having a EO ( Economic Opportunity ) fishery this season. Fishers will be contacted via text message once we receive confirmation of any upcoming fishery. As Chum Salmon fishing is slated to begin the Natural Resources Department is reminding fishers to dispose of fish guts & offal properly as follows: • On the fishery grounds in the river • At an organics disposal facility • In the tidal slough • As compost in a sealed bin It is unlawful to dump fish offal on TFN Lands or adjacent lot. Fish offal will also attract Urban Wildlife (raccoons, rats, coyotes ), and may habituate their behaviours to associate people with food. It is also against regulations to dump or waste fish suitable for human consumption For further information please contact the Natural Resources Department
Tides Thursday Oct 24 - Wednesday Oct 30
Thursday 24 Friday 25 Saturday 26 Sunday 27 Monday 28 Tuesday 29 Wednesday 30
02:16 - 3.5m 03:41 - 3.8m 04:50 - 4.0m 05:51 - 4.2m 00:23 - 1.0m 01:05 - 0.8m 01:47 - 0.6m
08:54 - 1.5m 09:56 - 1.6m 10:51 - 1.8m 11:41 - 2.0m 06:48 - 4.4m 07:44 - 4.5m 08:40 - 4.6m
15:52 - 4.6m 16:30 - 4.6m 17:05 - 4.6m 17:39 - 4.7m 12:28 - 2.3m 13:16 - 2.6m 14:05 - 2.9m
22:17 - 2.3m 22:59 - 1.9m 23:41 - 1.4m 18:12 - 4.6m 18:45 - 4.5m 19:18 - 4.4m
Marine Forecast CONTACTS Thursday Friday Department office main 604.943.4199 Wind: SE 10-15 knots Wind: NW 35 knots Mike Baird, Fisheries 604.762.1467
Saturday Sunday Kyle Flindt, Enforcement Officer 604.230.7174 Brad Larsen, Enforcement Officer 604.862.6376 Wind: NW 15 knots Wind: NW 15 knots Krystal Lockert, Manager 604.948.5211
Liana Williams 604.202.0415
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NATIONAL ABORIGINAL VETERANS DAY VOLUNTEERS
We are seeking volunteers to participate in the Aboriginal Veterans Day event in Vancouver on November 8, 2019.
BACKGROUND November 8, 2019, National Aboriginal Veterans Day is a Memorial Day observed in Canada in recognition of aboriginal contributions to military service, particularly in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. TFN is invited every year to be a part of the host territory representation, along with Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil Waututh, and Union of BC Indian Chiefs to lead the Honour March for the Aboriginal Veterans Day event in Vancouver. The starting point is at Carnegie Hall (401 Main St. Gym 3rd floor) – marching to Victory Square (Cambie & E. Hastings St.) – and commencing with lunch at the Aboriginal Friendship Centre (1607 E. Hastings St.).
There are two main requests:
1. Flag Bearer volunteer will fly the TFN Flag through the event and be Marching out front with Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil Waututh, the Union of BC Indian Chiefs and the 7 Official Veterans Flags. The event’s agenda is below. The flag carrier, flag and pole with clips will be supplied. 2. Representative lay the wreath. The wreath is pre-ordered, prepaid and is located onsite. TFN will get called up in no particular order to lay the wreath. 3. Ideally the flag bearer would be a youth with an adult chaperone along with another representative to lay the wreath.
AGENDA 9:00 am Carnegie Hall doors open 9: 15 am Welcome: Musqueam Elder, City of Vancouver Representative 9:30 am Veteran Pipe Ceremony 10:15 am: Order of March...march to Cenotaph Welcome Speech’s at Cenotaph: Musqueam Speaker, City of Vancouver Representative MC: Musqueam Speaker & Guest - Veterans Wreath Lay Ceremony 11:11 MOMENT OF SILENCE ....Bugle. End of Cenotaph ceremony around 12:00 12:00 Lunch at the Aboriginal Friendship Center
If you are available and interested in either of the 2 requests above please contact: Lisa McCoy, Executive Assistant 604-948-5236 E: [email protected]
10 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 Catering Opportunity
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST CATERING ABCMTN Leadership Meeting
Tsawwassen First Nation (TFN) is hosting an Alliance of BC Modern Treaty Nations (ABCMTN) Leadership Meeting on Monday, November 4, 2019 and is looking for an interested party, individual(s) or a company to cater this all-day event.
The meeting is scheduled from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm at the TFN Recreation Centre. It will include a buffet-style lunch with dessert (12:00 pm - 12:30 pm), with refreshments made available throughout the day (8:30 am - 4:00 pm).
Description of Work: The successful individual/s will be required to complete the following tasks and others directly related to catering the meeting:
• Plan, prepare and present a buffet-style lunch and dessert menu • Plan, prepare and present a refreshments menu • Provide silverware, plates, cups and napkins and other serving dishes as required. • Remove dishes, empty food trays, and clean up after/during event. • Remove all excess food at the end of the evening.
Lunch and refreshments will be required for 35 people. The successful applicant will work under the direction of TFN staff. Sub-contractors are the sole responsibility of the contractor.
Qualifications: • Catering Experience • Food Safe Certification
Process: Interested individuals are invited to submit an Expression of Interest by October 25, 2019 at 2:00 pm. Submissions must be sent by mail or email to the addresses listed below and must include: qualifications, quote and menu proposal. Incomplete or late submissions will not be considered. The successful applicant will be notified on October 25, 2019 by 4:30 pm.
Mail: Email: Tsawwassen First Nation [email protected] ATTN: Pepita McKee 1926 Tsawwassen Drive * Please include “ABCMTN – Catering RFP” as Tsawwassen BC, V4M 4G2 your subject line.
Administration Office: 1926 Tsawwassen Drive, Tsawwassen, British Columbia V4M 4G2 Tel: (604) 943-2112 • Fax: (604) 943-9226 Website: tsawwassenfirstnation.com 11 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019
Catering Opportunity
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST CATERING PIGA Territory Management Community Meeting
Tsawwassen First Nation’s Policy and Intergovernmental Affairs department (PIGA) is facilitating a community meeting on Tuesday, November 5, 2019 and is looking for an interested party, individual(s) or a company to cater this event.
The meeting is scheduled from 5:00 pm – 7:30 pm at the TFN Recreation Centre. It will include a buffet-style dinner with dessert (5:00 pm - 5:30 pm), with refreshments made available throughout the evening (5:00 pm - 7:30 pm).
Description of Work: The successful individual/s will be required to complete the following tasks and others directly related to catering the meeting: • Plan, prepare and present a buffet-style dinner/dessert menu • Plan, prepare and present a refreshments menu • Provide silverware, plates, cups and napkins and other serving dishes as required. • Remove dishes, empty food trays, and clean up after/during event. • Remove all excess food at the end of the evening.
Dinner and refreshments will be required for 40 people. The successful applicant will work under the direction of department staff. Sub-contractors are the sole responsibility of the contractor. Please note that the Rec Centre kitchen will be available for use starting at 5:30 pm and the successful applicant will be asked to work within the confines of this availability.
Qualifications: • Catering Experience • Food Safe Certification
Process: Interested individuals are invited to submit an Expression of Interest by November 1, 2019 at 2:00 pm. Submissions must be sent by email to the addresses listed below and must include: qualifications, quote and menu proposal. Incomplete or late submissions will not be considered. The successful applicant will be notified on November 1, 2019 by 4:30 pm.
Mail: Email: Tsawwassen First Nation [email protected] ATTN: Ashly Frances Van Steele * Please include “TMCM – Catering RFP” as your 1926 Tsawwassen Drive subject line. Tsawwassen BC, V4M 4G2
Administration Office: 1926 Tsawwassen Drive, Tsawwassen, British Columbia V4M 4G2 Tel: (604) 943-2112 • Fax: (604) 943-9226 Website: tsawwassenfirstnation.com 12 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 Catering Opportunity
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL CATERING 9TH ANNUAL TSAWWASSEN FIRST NATION CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR Friday, November 22, 2019 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
We are gearing up for our Annual Christmas Craft Fair this season…. We are looking for someone to cater our Christmas Craft Fair concession and refreshments.
Please submit your interest with the following criteria in mind: Concession style food items Please provide menu items you would like to sell at the concession Beverages Provide an assortment of tea, coffee (creamer, milk, and sugar) Assorted cold beverages Other responsibilities: Provide set-up and serving dishes, cutlery, cups and napkins, etc. Use of TFN ‘stoneware’ plates are available ♦ Use of environmentally friendly products for serving Remove dishes, empty food trays, keep serving areas tidy, and clean up kitchen after/during event Deadline for submission: Monday, October 28. 2019 by 4:30 pm By email or copy delivered to the TFN Office, address to Pamela Rowat Email: [email protected] Contract will be awarded to the successful applicant: Monday, November 4, 2019
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Current Employment & Training Opportunities for TFN Members Updated October 24, 2019 There are several options for viewing the full job descriptions of opportunities listed below… In print: In the Employment Opportunities binder at the TFN Admin Building reception area • Online: On the Employment Opportunities page of the TFN website, or by subscribing to the weekly Community Notice & Employment Opportunities email. (Contact [email protected] or Adrian MacNair at 604-948-5245 to subscribe.) • Contact Terry Baird, Employment Coordinator: 604-948-5310 or 604-999-7740 - email [email protected]
Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council Amazon (Tsawwassen Lands) Administrative Assistant/Receptionist (Full-Time) Warehouse Team Members • Posted October 24, Open until November 6 New approved employees will receive a $1500 SIGNING BONUS TFN/ACCESS training programs • Please contact Terry Baird for more information Dental Reception Coordinator Certificate Program Montana’s (Tsawwassen Mills) Native Education College for Indigenous Restaurant Managers Business • Posted October 9 Entrepreneurship Training – January 2020 Milestones Grill and Bar (Tsawwassen Mills) Global Container Terminals Canada Restaurant Manager Manager, Maintenance – GCT Deltaport • Posted October 9 • Posted September 26 Ivanhoe Cambridge Petro Canada Gas Station Guest Services Representative (Tsawwassen Mills) Guest Services Attendants • Posted March 21, Open until filled (Please contact • Posted September 11 Terry Baird for more information)
Dexterra Building Services Technician • Posted September 11, Open until filled Dishwasher – Tsawwassen Mills • Posted October 3 BA Blacktop Contractors Various Contractor opportunities
• Posted August 29
Ideal Welders Ltd. Various Welder opportunities (Annacis Island) • Posted August 8
14 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 Government Submissions Energy Conservation Assistance Program
BC Hydro, FortisBC and Tsawwassen First Nation are working together to bring the Energy Conservation Assistance Program (ECAP) to your community. ECAP is a free program that will help you save money and improve the comfort of your home. ECAP
We’ve approved two program contractors to complete the energy upgrades to the homes in your community: It’s On Electric and Ecofitt.
Get started today:
1 2 3 4 5 Contact your It’s On Electric An Energy Free energy saving Some homes may also Housing will contact you Coach will visit products will be receive a new fridge, Manager to make an your home professionally insulation upgrades Priyanka Roy at appointment and will share installed, such and a gas furnace at 604 948 6042 for a home visit. tips for saving as LED light a later visit. It’s On to compete energy and bulbs, door Electric will call you the ECAP money. weatherstripping, if you’re eligible for a application form. showerheads and new fridge. Ecofitt will more. contact you if another home visit is needed to review your insulation levels and/or furnace.
Questions? It’s On Electric Ecofitt Toll free 1 855 560 3227 ext. 103 Toll free 1 833 455 9029
> For booking and scheduling your first home visit > For booking and scheduling your home visits related to a furnance appointment replacement or insulation upgrades > For booking or scheduling your fridge replacement appointment
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CLUB16 TREVOR LINDEN FITNESS
FREE GROUP FITNESS CLASSES
SEPARATE LADIES ONLY SECTION
FULL CHANGE ROOMS & PRIVATE SHOWERS
GYM MEMBERSHIP 2 FREE PERSONAL FITNESS Gym Memberships covered for Tsawwassen First CONSULTATIONS Nation Members! UPON JOINING Contact Jesse if you wish to register
Jesse Bierman [email protected] (604) 948 – 6045 CLUB16 TREVOR LINDEN FITNESS 308 – 4949 Canoe Pass Way *Ask Jesse about Delta Punch Passes* Tsawwassen Commons
www.trevorlindenfitness.com
Monday – Thurs: 5AM – 10PM Friday: 5AM – 9PM Sat/Sun: 8AM – 5PM
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Save the Date! Calling all Crafters! The 4th Annual Christmas Pancake Breakfast Just a friendly reminder to reserve your Fundraiser for the Delta Hospital and Christmas Craft Fair table! We would like all Community Health Foundation in Memory interested TFN Members to get the opportunity of Douglas Bruce McGarvie will take place on to participate. Tables are booking up fast! Sunday, December 15th, 2019 from 9-11 am at If you’re interested in selling something at our the TFN Rec Centre. Christmas Craft Fair on November 22, please To donate an item for the Raffle or Door Prize, contact Pam Rowat soon at 604-948-5304 or please contact Dawn Williams at 604-889-4513 [email protected]. Application or [email protected]. forms are also available at the Administration Office.
TFN Longhouse Kitchen Key Please note that the locks for the Longhouse kitchen have been changed. If you need a kitchen key, you can get one from Parks and Recreation Coordinator Jesse Biermen by calling 604-948-6036 or emailing jbierman@ tsawwassenfirstnation.com. The locks for the front door have not been changed so if you do not need access to the kitchen you do not need a new key.
Upcoming Healing Circles The next dates for Healing Circles with Merle are set for Nov. 5, 19, and Dec. 3. You can contact Health and Social Services for more information.
HAPPY BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK Oct. 24: Cat Daum Oct. 30: Bertha Williams
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October 17, 2019
Dear resident,
Beginning the week of Monday, October 21 TFN Construction / Matcon Civil Joint Venture will begin the third phase of the civil work for Tsawwassen First Nation at 2371 Raven Lane.
This work will be ongoing for the following six (6) weeks, expected completion by the end of November, weather permitting.
Whenever deliveries to site are required, vehicle and pedestrian traffic will be managed with wait times limited to 5 minutes or less whenever possible.
Please watch for our staff as well as machinery and trucks during construction activities.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me directly at 604.802.9537 or [email protected].
Thank you for your cooperation.
TFN Construction / Matcon Civil Joint Venture Nicci Bergunder Cellular: 604.802.9537
Fox Lane
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ARE YOU OVERDOSE AWARE? If you suspect an Overdose, follow the SAVE ME steps: S Stimulate. Check if the person is responsive, can you wake them up? If they are unresponsive, call 911. The sooner you call, the better the chance of recovery. Airway. Make sure there is nothing in the mouth blocking the airway, or stopping the A person from breathing. Remove anything that is blocking the airway. Ventilate. Help them breathe. Plug the nose, tilt the head back and give one breath every V 5 seconds. Evaluate. Do you see any improvement? Are they breathing on their own? If not, prepare E naloxone. Medication. Inject one dose (1cc) of naloxone into a muscle. Learn more about naloxone M and how to safely administer it. Evaluate and support. Is the person breathing? Naloxone usually takes effect in 3-5 E minutes. If the person is not awake in 5 minutes, give one more 1cc dose of naloxone. Know that you are protected by the Good Samaritan law, which protects you from drug possession charges if you experience or witness an overdose and call emergency services. It’s important to stay with the person until they have woken up or emergency services have arrived. If you need to leave the person alone for any reason, place them into the recovery position before you leave to keep the airway clear and to prevent choking. To place somebody in the recovery position: • Turn them onto their side • Place their bottom hand under their head for support • Place their top leg at a 90 degree angle to the body, with the top knee touching the ground to prevent the person from rolling onto their stomach.
Thank you from your Tsawwassen First Nation Service Team
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100% of people who died from an overdose last year in Delta were loved and are missed dearly by their friends and families. The vast majority of these people had a place to call home and were employed. They died because of a contaminated drug supply.
We can prevent overdose deaths when we make it easy for people to talk about this COMMUNITY OVERDOSE issue, understand why it's happening and Dialogue & Training learn how to respond in an emergency. • FREE EVENT including dessert • Naloxone training included Delta Real Talk is a collaborative group • Q & A Session working with the public to improve the • Wednesday October 30th, 6pm - 8pm health and safety of our community, and we • Harris Barn, 4140 Arthur Drive invite you to share your ideas. Ladner, Delta.
Creating a safe community means knowing how to respond in this crisis – learn with us!
RESERVE YOUR SPOT: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/overdose-dialogue-training-event-tickets-76075863957 call 604.404.9844 for more information
20 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 Edible cannabis products may look like regular drinks or foods such as baked goods, chocolates or candies, but they aren’t. Many cannabis edibles contain THC – the chemical in cannabis LOOKSmost responsible for the “high” – and can cause adverse effects and/or accidental poisoning, especially if eaten by children or pets. CommunityCANNA Submissions Consume edibleBE cannabisDECEIVING products safely
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The 2020 International Aboriginal Youth Internship Daniel Green, to Uganda intake is now open to applications! 24 years old Kispiox First Nations "I love to connect with � Aboriginal Canadian Youth Interns, ages 19-35 others and facilitate a space for us to share Months in Uganda, Africa, all expenses paid our valuable and beautiful e storyof kinship and survival"
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the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada Community Submissions TFN Community Halloween Party
Wednesday October 30th Please join us for TFN Rec Centre some Disco fun! 5:30 PM until Fireworks!
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TRICK-OR-TREAT WITH US October 31 4 - 7pm
Put on your scariest, cutest or most clever costume and trick-or-treat your way through Tsawwassen Mills.
Be sure to enter the costume contest and try your hand at Spin-to-Win. Bring the whole family!
Visit tsawwassenmills.com for full details
24 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 Tsawwassen Elders Centre
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3 4 5 Drop In Drop In Drop In Drop In 10-4pm 10-4pm 10-4pm 10-4pm
Elder/Staff Walking Club Elder/Staff Crafting Lunch 8:30-10am Lunch For Craft Fair Noon Noon
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 OUTREACH Drop In Squamish Drop In Drop In DAY 10-4pm Nation 10-4pm 10-4pm
Elder/Staff Lunch 11-3pm Elder/Staff Canning Lunch Lunch 10-2pm Noon Noon (Birthday)
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Drop In Drop In Drop In Drop In OFFICE 10-4pm 10-4pm 10-4pm 10-4pm CLOSED THANKSGIVING Olive Garden Walking Club Elder/Staff Crafting 11am 8:30-10am Lunch For Craft Fair Noon
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 OUTREACH Drop In Drop In Drop In Drop In DAY 10-4pm 10-4pm 10-4pm 10-4pm
Federal Lunch & Walking Club Elder/Staff Birthday Tea Election Learn with 8:30-10am Lunch 11-1pm Rec Centre Warren Noon Noon-2pm 8am-8pm
27 28 29 30 31 OUTREACH IHOP outing Birthday Tea CLOSED FOR DAY Pickup at 9am Elders Centre STAFF EVENT 11am Advisory Council Elders Centre 5-7pm
25 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 Tsawwassen Community Events
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3 4 5 Language Deadline to Classes submit items Elders Centre to Advisory 5-6pm Agenda
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 scew̓aθən t̓θelə Language Deadline to drum group Classes apply for Oct. Rec Centre Elders Centre 16 Catering 4:30pm 5-6pm Event
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Merle’s Community Public Health Deadline to TFN Dock OFFICE Healing Circle Meeting Nurse submit items Closes for CLOSED Elders Centre WesPac Vaccine Clinic to Advisory Season THANKSGIVING 5pm Rec Centre 1-3pm Agenda Nurse’s Trailer 5-7:30pm
Language Classes Elders Centre 5-6pm
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Federal Natural Community Election Resources Meeting RBT2 Rec Centre Committee POSTPONED 8am-8pm Meeting Language Elders Centre Classes 5-7:30pm Elders Centre 5-6pm
27 28 29 30 31 scew̓aθən t̓θelə Language drum group Classes Rec Centre Elders Centre 4:30pm 5-6pm
Advisory Halloween Council Party Elders Centre Rec Centre 5-7pm 5:30pm
26 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 TFN Afterschool Program
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3 4 5 Snack Snack Snack Snack Outings and 3:30-4pm 3:30-4pm 3:30-4pm 3:30-4pm programs are weather Book Club Language Craft for Fair Free Play permitting 4-4:30pm Class 4-5pm 4-5pm 4-5pm
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Snack Snack/Book Snack Snack Snack 3:30-4pm Club 3:30-4pm 3:30-4pm 3:30-4pm 3:30-4pm Drumming Language Gymnastics Free Play 4:30-5pm Cedar Class 4-5pm 4-5pm Weaving 4-5pm Class Cliff Drive Cliff Drive 4-5pm early dismissal early dismissal 2pm 2pm
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Snack/Book Snack Snack Snack OFFICE Club 3:30-4pm 3:30-4pm 3:30-4pm CLOSED 3:30-4pm THANKSGIVING Language Gymnastics Free Play Cedar Class 4-5pm 4-5pm Weaving 4-5pm Class 4-5pm
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Snack Snack/Book Snack Snack Chilliwack 3:30-4pm Club 3:30-4pm 3:30-4pm Corn Maze & 3:30-4pm Pumpkin Farm Drumming Language Gymnastics 9-5pm 4:30-5pm Cedar Class 4-5pm Weaving 4-5pm Bus leaves Class Ladner TFN at 10am 4-5pm Ladner Elementary Elementary early dismissal early dismissal
27 28 29 30 31 Snack Snack/Book Snack Snack 3:30-4pm Club 3:30-4pm 3:30-4pm 3:30-4pm Drumming Language Free Play 4:30-5pm Cedar Class 4-5pm Weaving 4-5pm Class 4-5pm
27 TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 TFN Pre-teen/Teen Programs
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3 4 5 Calendar Carving Film Making 14+ Club 16 Custume Outings and subject to 6-8pm 6-8pm 6-8pm Hunting at programs change Value Village! are weather Bring cash for permitting purchases
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Drumming Carving Film Making Rec/Gym Pumpkin 6-8pm 6-8pm 6-8pm 6-8pm Carving Night at Youth Centre
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Carving Film Making 14+ Club 16 Fright Night OFFICE 6-8pm 6-8pm 6-8pm Bus leaves at CLOSED 5pm THANKSGIVING
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Drumming Carving Film Making Rec/Gym Evening 6-8pm 6-8pm 6-8pm 5:30-7pm programming Closed Pro-D Day. See Afterschool Calendar.
27 28 29 30 31 Drumming Carving Community Halloween! 6-8pm 6-8pm Halloween Trick or Treat Party and Hot 5:30 until Chocolate at Fireworks Youth Centre
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