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Volume Six, Issue Four July 2016

ATVs in Shuniah Mayor and Council are currently are invited to attend this meet- considering a by-law which will ing to learn about and/or voice allow ATV’s on Shuniah roads. A any questions or concerns about special public meeting has been allowing ATV's on Shuniah scheduled on Monday July 11th, roads. Any comments or con- 6 pm at the Macgregor Recre- cerns with respect to this matter ation Centre to receive input and can also be submitted to the comments from the public con- Clerk, Nadene Hunley-Johansen, cerning this matter. Residents at [email protected] or call 683-4545. All submissions will become part of the public record and will be provided to Council for their information. Additional details can be found on the Shuniah website at www.shuniah.org/upcom- ing-council-matters.html Peter Tracz - Senior of the Year On June 18th, 2016 Mr. Peter Shuniah Soil Mates have made Age-Friendly and O.P.P. Community Tracz was presented with the the community gardens tremen- Senior of the Year Award by the dously successful! In addition, he BBQ Huge Success! Mayor and Council of the Munic- recognized the community gar- by Andrea Strawson, Project Manager ipality of Shuniah at the Age- den was a team effort and the The Age-Friendly and O.P.P age all residents to continue tak- Friendly and O.P.P. Community hard work of the 30+ members Community BBQ was held on ing photos throughout the year BBQ. Mr. Peter Tracz advocated was vital to its success. Congrat- June 18th at the MacGregor in preparation for our next photo for and supported the creation of ulations and thank you to Mr. Recreation Centre. There was an contest for the 2018 calendar! the Community Gardens since its Peter Tracz for his ongoing dedi- amazing turnout with over 100 The strategic plan brochure was inception. His leadership, dedica- cation to the Municipality of people in attendance. This was a available at the BBQ and many tion and endless support to the Shuniah. clear indication to us that resi- people were eager to read about dents want more community the direction the Municipality events like this one and we are plans to take over the next 5 eager to plan for future events years. The Shuffleboard League and BBQ’s! Mayor, Council, and sign-up sheet was available and staff were overjoyed by the num- many residents took the oppor- ber of residents that were able to tunity to join the league. In Sep- join us and celebrate Senior’s tember 2016, we will have a Month. kick-off event to launch the Shuffleboard League. Mr. Peter Tracz received the Sen- ior of the Year award for his ded- While all of the events were ication to Shuniah and more going on, residents were lined up specifically the Shuniah Soil to partake in the BBQ. We would Mates. Prior to the award, there like to thank White Cedar Phar- was a break and enter presenta- macy, The Fish Shop, Crystal tion by O.P.P forensic officer, Al Beach Variety, Skaf’s Just Basics, Macdonald. Many residents com- Chartwell Retirement Residence, mented that the presentation Superstore, and Metro for their was informative and enlighten- generous and delicious donations Backyard Chickens ing. The 12 winning calendar that made the BBQ such a suc- photos from our Photo Contest cess! We would also like to thank in Shuniah were displayed and voted on. The all the residents that took time to Mayor and Council are consider- within Shu- photo contest was extremely suc- join us for the event and hope to ing a by-law to permit backyard niah. Council cessful with 99 entries. I encour- see you at events in the future! chickens (hens) in Shuniah. will be con- Council will be reviewing the ducting public Shuffleboard League Kick-off Event available data and taking all in- information and & Age-Friendly Action Plan Feedback BBQ formation into consideration be- input sessions coming in September! fore deciding on the feasibility of which will likely occur allowing "backyard chickens" sometime this fall. Updates will be re- layed in the Shuniah News and on the Shuniah website at: www.shuniah.org/ upcoming-council-matters.html

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SHUNIAH NUMBERS

EMERGENCY ...... 911 Non Emergency Administration 983-2021 (facsimile 983-2943) Public Works and Roads ..... 983-2550 (facsimile 983-2946) Municipal Office ...... 683-4545(facsimile 683-6982) 2016 Dog Toll-free: 1-855-683-4545 Licenses available OPP ...... 1 888 310-1122 at the Shuniah MNR...... 1 888 310-(Fire) 3473 Municipal Office

COUNCIL CONTACT INFORMATION SALES AND Mayor Wendy Landry 807 346-9330 807 626-6686 [email protected] PRO-TECHSERVICE Councillor Donna Blunt 807 983-2129 [email protected] WATER PUMPS HOLDING TANKS Councillor Ron Giardetti 807 983-2051 WATER TREATMENT The Pump WELL SUPPLIES 807 627-7115 [email protected] and Filter Councillor Don Smith AND FILTERS Experts ELECTRIC MOTORS 807 621-1904 [email protected] 45 YRS EXPERIENCE M.O.E. Licensed Technician Councillor Duff Stewart 807 627-0230 [email protected] 541 10th Avenue protechsales.ca 807-346-8324 page 2, The Shuniah News, July 2016 Age-Friendly Needs Assessment Complete by Andrea Strawson, Project Manager The Municipality of Shuniah is their input. We would like to in the process of developing thank everyone who an Age-Friendly action plan to participated in this initiative! address the needs of older The information you provided adults in our community. Over is very valuable and will be the month of May, residents essential in order to formulate were asked to provide their our action plan. We are now in input to the Age-Friendly the process of compiling and needs assessment by way of analyzing the data received. the survey, focus groups, We expect to put a report and/or interviews. We received forth to Mayor and Council in 100 surveys, had 20 focus August 2016. group participants, and 15 interview participants. The Age-Friendly Committee was very pleased with the number of residents who provided PAWS Treasure Chest Second-Hand Store

Proceeds t o s uppor t pet s paying o r neutering f or t hose who n eed f inancial help t o d o t his Donate Your I tems To T his G reat FIRE NEXT Shuniah News SEPTEMBER! Cause! • C ome Deadline for submissions Aug. 16 Shop f or S uper ? PERMITS Submissions & photos are welcome! Deals-New S tuff Do you have stories or photos about Shuniah, or Arriving A ll t he Community Events to publicize? Time! 2016 Submissions can be emailed to: [email protected] All open air Please make note that you wish your submission to be published in The Shuniah News.Questions Located in fires in the Municipality of about submissions or extremely reasonable Shuniah require fire permits advertising rates? Design House: Chris Vaclav Lakeshore - 628 7271 or EMAIL [email protected] year round and that includes EPAYMENTS - [email protected] Variety The Shuniah News is produced by Design House the use of Fire Pits, Out- Publications, printed by Web Press and distributed by door Fireplaces and Chime- Thunder Bay Letter Shop.COMING SOON - THE SHUNIAH NEWS, TO A COMPUTER NEAR YOU! neas. Permits are on an Check out our website at www.shuniah.org - sign annual basis, are FREE OF up to receive The Shuniah News! CHARGE and can be picked Disclaimer: The Shuniah News is made available for up at:the Municipal office, information purposes only. The Municipality of Shuniah does not accept any responsibility for the accuracy of information, Lakeshore Variety, nor is it responsible for any expenses or damages incurred directly or indirectly resulting from the use of this information. Crystal Beach Variety or All information attained herein should be verified online at independently. It is possible that the information contains errors or omissions and The Municipality of Shuniah makes www.shuniahfire.com. no representation to the contrary. The material in this publication is not necessarily the opinion of the Corporation of The Municipality of Shuniah, its employees, officers.

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Municipal Office HOURS OF OPERATION Located at 420 Leslie Avenue, Thunder Bay Monday through Friday 8:30 am until 4:30 pm **Summer Hours: from May long weekend till Labour Day the Municipal Office will be closed on Fridays at 3:30pm MCTAVISH LANDFILL SITE Located on Highway 11/17, 1000 feet west o f Silver Lake Road Open Wednesdays: (April 1 to Oct 31) from noon until 8 pm (Nov 1 to Mar 31) from 10 am to 6 pm Saturdays and Sundays from 9 am until 5 pm MACGREGOR LANDFILL SITE Located on Highway 11/17, 4.5 km west of McKenzie Station Rd. Open on Wednesdays from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 pm; Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. until 5 pm

page 4, The Shuniah News, July 2016 We’re Blooming Full Bore! by Peter Tracz, Chairperson, Shuniah Soil Mates As of Friday June 17 our wheeled refuse container, new handy dandy work party has fab- hose reel and nozzle and we ricated our final garden box #32. thank the Youth Group for the It is a flower garden and a south- loan of their hose reel for these west compliment to the 2 north- past two seasons. east gardens having flowers. We We are in the process of ap- have, as well, an underground plying to the Federal Government water supply line to the garden for 1000 Tulips to celebrate enclosure and we don't have to 's 150th Anniversary Year. walk up the hill to shut it off Our member Gordon Milne has each day. (Thank you Craig Bau- composed a 200 word essay to mann and crew) give good reason why Shuniah's Our gardens are fully occu- Community Gardens should have pied and we're booked solid for a set of those tulips. There just the year. What a great feeling it may be a planting ceremony in is to have so many dedicated to October. There is an application the success of the Community for individual citizens to apply for Gardens. We are growing every- these tulips. Check out their web- thing under the sun and the site at Canadasgardenroute.ca. weather has been strangely ben- Have a gander at our gardens eficial by raining at just the right and drop in now and then. The time every week. place looks terrific because it just We have sufficient funds to is. begin purchases for a Euro- type Juliette Collier Broker

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The Shuniah News, July 2016, page 5 What is Happening at the MacGregor Recreation Centre? 800 Lakeshore Drive – More information call 344-1908 Or visit us for a monthly calendar www.shuniah.org(youthcentre) DON’T MISS IT!!!! SHUNIAH COMMUNITY YARD SALE SATURDAY JULY 9TH , 9AM-1PM MACGREGOR RECREATION CENTRE PARKING LOT 800 Lakeshore Drive RESERVE A SPOT NOW FOR YOUR

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CALLING ALL KIDS!! JOIN US AT THE YOUTH CENTRE THIS SUMMER! Summer Youth Centre Programs start Tuesday July 5th Tuesday Game Nights 6-9pm Bring your suit, towel and water squirter so you are ready to get WET! There will be sports, games, slip & slide, reverse paintball and water fun every sunny evening! We are

also open RAIN OR SHINE so Shuniah Recreation - August don’t spend rainy nights by yourself … join us for games like pictionary or minute to win it challenges, mini sticks hockey, crafts and more! Thursday Popcorn & Movie Nights 6-9pm Put on your PJ’s and relax with us… it is our weekly popcorn and a movie night! What movie will it be? Come and Check the calendar for the movies our kids requested! check out our 200 foot Slip and Slide! Keep in touch with your friends AND make new ones this summer at the Shuniah Youth Centre!

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Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 7 days a week Holidays included 983-2752 page 6, The Shuniah News, July 2016 Lakehead Region Conservation Authority submitted by LRCA staff OneIncludes Stop Canadian Course Firearms Safety DatesCourse & Ontario Hunter Education Program At the Lakehead Region to create a more effective riparian Conservation Authority’s (LRCA) buffer, along with the relocation of DATE TIME 2016 Annual Meeting in January, a section of trail. Additionally, an ^qqbkqflk Friday, June 24 6 to 10 pm Mervi Henttonen, General innovative approach was taken to i~âÉëÜçêÉ June Saturday, June 25 8 am to 6 pm Manager/Secretary-Treasurer, protect the new riparian zone Sunday, June 26 8 am to 6 pm advised the LRCA Board of her utilizing coconut fibre logs. These aêáîÉ= retirement, effective July 1st, 2016. rolls of coconut fibre are a naturally Friday, July 15 6 to 10 pm Ms. Henttonen has been a part of the biodegradable product that absorbs oÉëáÇÉåíë> July Saturday, July 16 8 am to 6 pm LRCA for over 42 years, and her water and becomes extremely heavy. Sunday, July 17 8 am to 6 pm contributions to the organization As the waterlogged rolls settle, they over the years have been immense. create a sturdy barrier between the As of July 4th, 2016, the LRCA water and the shoreline vegetation. Friday, August 12 6 to 10 pm welcomes Tammy Cook as the Chief After approximately three years, the August Saturday, August 13 8 am to 6 pm Administrative Officer. Ms. Cook coconut fibre logs will have Sunday, August 14 8 am to 6 pm previously held the position of naturally decomposed, however the Watershed Manager with the LRCA. riparian vegetation will have been Friday, September 16 6 to 10 pm The LRCA administers Ontario afforded the protection required for September Saturday, September 17 8 am to 6 pm Regulation 180/06: Development, substantial root bases to take hold Sunday, September 18 8 am to 6 pm Interference with Wetlands and and strengthen the shoreline. Alterations to Shorelines and Although every effort is being made Watercourses under the to slow down erosion at Mission *Course Prices INCLUDE both books and exams* Conservation Authorities Act within Island Marsh Conservation Area, it • Canadian Firearms Safety Course $165 its Area of Jurisdiction. Development is important to remember that • Ontario Hunter Education Course $170 within the Approximated Regulated erosion cannot be stopped. A special All courses are given at Shuniah Fire Hall #1, 1700 Lakeshore Drive Area may require a Permit from the thank you goes out to the teachers You must be 12 or older and must bring 2 pieces of ID such as a LRCA. Development that and student volunteers of Churchill passport, driver’s licence, birth certificate, native status card. commences prior to receiving a High School for their assistance with To register, contact John Salonen: Phone 983-2693 or 627-8313 Permit is subject to double the fee. the shoreline planting. Email [email protected] Permit applications are available at The LRCA has several more the LRCA Administrative Office at exciting events planned this season, 130 Conservation Road or can be including Hazelwood Lake Family RURAL BUSINESS downloaded from the LRCA website Fun Day July 24, Little Trout Day by (www.lakeheadca.com). the Bay August 20, Fall Mushroom SERVICES DIRECTORY A number of publications and fact Hike, September 18 (pre- CLEANING sheets related to this topic are registration is required as this event Executive Cleaning Commercial & Residential available at the LRCA Administrative fills up quickly), Trails and Tails Dog Cleaning Office and on our website. As of June Adoption Fair on September 25th Phone Louisa - 628-2076, 1st, 2016, the Fee Schedule has been and Fall Waterfowl Viewing Day on Murillo EXCAVATIONS & updated. Please refer to our website October 15th. 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