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Vol. 41 No. 06 AuroraFEBRUARY 17, 2020 NO CHARGE www.auroranewspaper.com It’s a bird, a plane - a near miss with unauthorized UAVs Major Richard Kinner, infancy, many retailers and with the 14 Wing fl ight safety Wing Flight Safety Offi cer, drone operators are not aware team partnering with numer- 14 Wing Greenwood of the existing TC rules and ous 14 Wing units, including regulations, especially be- Wing Operations, Air Traffi c A 14 Wing Greenwood cause many drones are given Control, Military Police, 14 CP140 crew was on approach as gifts. Air Maintenance Squadron, to land in Greenwood (CYZX), A few weeks later, a dif- Wing Imaging and the Wing runway 08, January 18, 2019. ferent drone was reported Public Affairs Offi cer; and the When the aircraft was ap- stuck in a tree just outside local community, including proximately 150 feet above the base’s boundaries. That village offi ce contacts in both ground, and short final for operator had lost sight of their Greenwood and Kingston; to landing, one of the members drone while fl ying it in high create effective preventative of the crew noticed a UAV – a winds. When asked, the drone measures. A local procedure drone, or “unmanned aerial operator was totally unaware was established for reporting vehicle” - in close proximity of any TC regulations per- drone activity in the control to the aircraft. taining to operating a drone. zone. All observed drone ac- Luckily, there was no con- Unless prior permission has tivity within the control zone tact between the two, but been granted, TC regulations is now reported through the the incident did highlight a say drones must not be op- 14 Wing air traffic control relatively new threat to fl ight erated within three nautical tower, which then notifies safety at 14 Wing. miles (5.6 kilometres) of an aircraft in the control zone The drone was a medium airport, and may not oper- and Wing Operations, who in size quadcopter roughly one ate in a control zone. The 14 turn inform the Military Police foot in diameter with a camera Wing control zone extends to liaise with local RCMP, pod underneath, and operat- from the surface to 5,000 if required. The 14 Wing ing in the vicinity of a public feet above ground level, out team maintained a focus on park located less than a kilo- to seven nautical miles (12.9 education and public aware- 14 Wing Greenwood Flight Safety Officer Major Richard Kinner, left, recently metre away from the button kilometres) from the airport. ness throughout, as a key to delivered the first of a number of educational signs managing the use of drones of runway 08. The operator At the time of these inci- preventing further incidents. in public spaces that fall into the base’s air operations range. Village of Kingston remains unknown, despite dents, 14 Wing did not have Promotional material explain- administrative assistant Mike McCleave says five signs will go up in Stronach Park, efforts to locate them. When a specifi c drone incident re- ing drones cannot be fl own around Centennial Park and the Credit Union Centre, and in Ravenwood Subdivi- spotted by the aircrew, it was porting procedure, response in the control zone without sion – all places with open park and recreational spaces where people may head to fly their unmanned aerial vehicles without being fully aware of the potential flying just 200 feet to the checklist or an answer to the a permit, and a map of the impact – and regulations – of the activity. S. White side and 100 feet below the education gap to this relatively restricted area, was created aircraft. new concern of drones fl ying through Wing Imaging and ron produced physical signs are of greatest concern to air lations, please visit tc.gc.ca/ Since Transport Canada in the base’s control zone. De- then published in the local Greenwood and Kingston vil- operations. en/services/aviation/drone- (TC) regulations for drone veloping a solution has been paper and on social media. lages have agreed to display For more information on safety/flying-drone-safely- operators are still in their a truly collaborative effort, 14 Air Maintenance Squad- in areas where fl ying drones drone safety, fi nes and regu- legally.html.  | 14 W 0 in 2 g 0 14 WINGW ING GRGREENWOODEENWOOD 2 G r l e a • e v n MEGA 50/50 i

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Must hold a military ID or civilian employee equivalent i s during the lip sync at the Annapolis Mess W | Page 2 February 17, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS February 17, 2020 Page 3 CFMWS, Logisticians mark BMO Chronique de l’Équipe branch’s 52nd anniversary extend de commandement 2nd Lieutenant Hutchings, defence Colonel Brendan une personne peut se lais- activités qui répondent à vos D/S Administration Offi cer, Cook, commandant ser prendre par son horaire intérêts. Que vous préfériez 14 Mission Support community de la 14e Escadre et chargé et mettre de côté ses participer à la soirée karaoké Squadron Dan Campbell, adjudant- propres champs d’intérêt. ou assister au spectacle d’un banking chef de l’Escadre Par contre, il est important groupe musical au bar Tow, February 5, 14 Wing partnership de se rappeler que c’est en écouter les événements à Greenwood’s logisticians Bienvenue à l’édition de consacrant du temps à ces la carte comme l’UFC ou came together to celebrate Canadian Forces Morale février de la Chronique de champs d’intérêt et en inter- le Super Bowl, participer the 52nd anniversary of the and Welfare Services (CFM- l’Équipe de commandement. agissant avec d’autres dans à des événements de plus Logistics Branch. WS) has recently signed a Ce mois-ci, nous aimerions un contexte social que vous grande envergure comme The Log Branch was es- 10-year extension of its part- discuter de l’importance pourrez renouveler votre le bal de la veille du jour de tablished February 1, 1968, nership with BMO Bank of de vous préoccuper de niveau d’énergie et tisser l’An, ou simplement passer with numerous trades falling Montreal to deliver the Ca- votre mieux-être social. des liens sociaux qui vous du temps entre amis ou entre under the branch; supply nadian Defence Community Qu’entendons-nous par là? serviront tout au long de votre collègues, le mess est un chain management, trans- Banking Program. Le mieux-être social, c’est vie. C’est là que l’avantage endroit où tous les militaires portation, human resource With the extension, BMO tirer parti de la quantité et de faire partie d’une com- de la 14e Escadre peuvent se management, fi nance, food continues to be the official de la qualité des relations munauté tricotée serrée com- sentir chez eux. services, movements, post- bank and exclusive provider of que vous entretenez avec me celle de la 14e Escadre Le Centre de ressources al, music and ammunition. banking services and fi nancial les personnes et les groupes Greenwood se fait sentir. pour les familles des militaires Members of all logistical 14 Wing Greenwood’s Logistics Branch anniversary cake decorating team took up the national challenge, this products to members of the sociaux qui comptent le plus D’ailleurs, l’Escadre et la de Greenwood (CRFMG) est backgrounds came together year themed on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands. From left are Lieutenant-Colonel Canadian defence community. pour vous. C’est aussi le communauté locale rego- un autre endroit exceptionnel to enjoy catering from the Chris Pratt, commanding officer of 14 Mission Support Squadron and the wing’s senior logistician; cake- “Over the past decade, our temps que vous passez à rgent d’événements sociaux. où vous trouverez des pro- creating team members Private Johnston, Aviator David, Aviator Buckle, Mr. Cyr, Master Corporal Selaal; Annapolis Mess dining hall, partnership with BMO has al- pratiquer les activités qui On en trouve peut-être plus ici grammes qui piqueront votre and Master Warrant Officer Semenchuk. Submitted including cake, coffee and lowed us to improve the lives vous plaisent. Avec le bien- que dans la plupart des autres curiosité. Un des articles de fi nger foods. The cake itself of members, veterans and être physique et mental, le bases des Forces armées l’édition de ce mois-ci traite was made especially for a their families, and we are ex- mieux-être social constitue canadiennes. d’ailleurs des programmes Canadian Armed Forces- cited to continue delivering a un des trois piliers d’une D’ailleurs, il existe à pour les jeunes et les adultes wide contest. This year’s wide range of benefi ts specifi - bonne santé. Ces derniers l’Escadre plusieurs clubs qui y sont offerts. De plus, chosen theme was the 75th cally designed for our defence contribuent à renforcer la pour stimuler des intérêts en le CRFMG, qui fait partie anniversary of the Libera- community,” said Sean N. résilience personnelle. tout genre : sports, condi- intégrante de la 14e Escadre, tion of the Netherlands. Cantelon, CEO, CFMWS. “We Compte tenu du rythme tionnement physique, loisirs, regorge de statistiques in- “Minute to Win It” games look forward to working with des opérations et de la vie à automobiles (et entretien au- téressantes et de sugges- simulating different log de- BMO in this renewed part- la 14e Escadre Greenwood, tomobile), camping, art ora- tions pour s’impliquer et se partments were also played. nership to enhance services il va sans dire que tous les toire et plus encore. Pour de garder occupé. Le CRFMG, posée connexion numérique. de stress ou d’isolation res- afi n de tisser de nouveaux During the celebration, that meet the needs of the militaires mènent une vie bien plus amples renseignements qui a d’ailleurs récemment Avec autant de ressources sentis au cours de la saison liens sociaux et de continuer Major Rigby was presented defence community, today remplie. Cette réalité peut sur les divers programmes célébré son 34e anniversaire, qui répondent expressément froide. Partout à la 14e Es- à renforcer ceux qui sont déjà the Chief of Defence Staff and tomorrow.” faire en sorte qu’à la fi n d’une offerts, rendez-vous d’abord a pour mission d’appuyer à vos intérêts, nous espérons cadre, il existe des activités établis. À la base, être « Unis Commendation for excep- Learn more about the Ca- journée ou d’une semaine, au centre communautaire et et de souligner le style de que vous serez en mesure qui font des petits miracles dans l’action » ne devient tional planning abilities and Major Rigby, centre, officer commanding 14 Mission nadian Defence Community vous souhaitez simplement au centre sportif. Les mili- vie unique des familles des de combattre les « Blues de pour votre mieux-être – il réalité qu’en rassemblant technical expertise as the Air Support Squadron Pers Administration, was recog- Banking Program and other rentrer chez vous et vous taires de la 14e Escadre or- militaires, une mission qui l’hiver » et que vous trouverez vous suffi t d’en profi ter. Pen- un groupe de personnes qui nized February 5 at the Logistics Branch birthday with Force lead logistics planner fi nancial services offered by reposer un peu. Il est facile ganisent également chaque semble prendre encore plus une échappatoire (ou deux) sez à consacrer du temps à en partagent des idées simi- a Chief of Defence Staff Commendation, presented by CFMWS at CAFConnection.  for Exercise TRIDENT JUNC- Lieutenant-Colonel Chris Pratt, commanding officer de comprendre comment mois, au mess Annapolis, des son sens à l’ère de la sup- pour faire taire les sentiments pratiquer une de votre choix laires. TURE 2018.  of 14 MSS, left; and Master Warrant Semenchuk. ca.  Command Team Corner The Aurora News Wing Commander Colonel wood, it is safe to say all the local community have like the New Year’s Eve ball, lifestyle seems even more portunities to take advantage the Brendan Cook & members of 14 Wing are abundant social opportuni- or simply meeting up with important in this age of sup- of – opportunities that can Useful links | Liens utiles Wing Chief Warrant Offi cer leading busy lives. This can ties, perhaps more than most friends and co-workers, the posed digital connection. do wonders for your social Dan Campbell easily lead to a feeling at the other bases in the Canadian mess is a place for 14 Wing Amidst so many resources wellness. Please consider in- Royal Canadian Air Force website end of a day or week of just Armed Forces. members to call and make specifi cally tailored to your vesting your time in an activity Site Web de l’Aviation royale canadienne www.rcaf-arc.forces.gc.ca Welcome to the February wanting to close the door and There are many clubs on their home. interests, we hope you are of your choosing to create Managing Editor | Directrice de rédaction Circulation | Circulation: 4,500 Mondays | Lundis Aurora CAF Connection Site edition of the Command Team have some quiet time. It is the wing devoted to nurturing The Greenwood Military able to beat the seasonal new social connections, and Sara White • 902-765-1494 local/poste 5441 Agreement No. | Numéro de contrat : 462268 Site du portail communautaire des Forces Corner. 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The chock full of interesting statis- REALTOR® | DND-IRP APPROVED AGENT www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca you. Social wellness is one your energy and build the Annapolis Mess has activities tics and includes suggestions The Editorial Board reserves the right to edit, condense or reject copy or advertising to suit the aims of a service newspaper as Cell: 902-309-0344 | Office: 902-765-3505 Administrative Clerk | Commis à l’administration Recruiting | Recrutement of the three pillars of health social relationships that will every month planned by you, about how to get involved and specifi ed in the Interim Canadian Forces Newspapers Policy and/or by the Editorial Board. Opinions and advertisements appearing www.forces.ca Helping make your move stress free Diane Mestekemper • 902-765-1494 local/poste 5440 in The Aurora Newspaper are those of the individual contributor or advertiser and do not necessarily refl ect the opinions of 14 Wing, that contribute to building support you throughout your the members of 14 Wing, stay busy. Having recently 28 years military experience with 9 DND moves [email protected] Greenwood or the printers. Published each Monday by 14 Wing under the authority of Colonel Brendan Cook, Wing Commander. Military Family Resource Centre www.callexit.ca Centre des ressources pour les familles personal resilience, the other life. This is where the advan- specifi cally to meet your in- celebrated its 34th anniver- Le comité de rédaction se réserve le droit de réviser, de condenser ou de rejeter tout article ou message publicitaire afi n 771 Central Ave, des militaires two being physical and mental tage of living in a close-knit terests. Whether you prefer sary as an integral part of 14 Editorial Advisor | Conseiller à la rédaction de satisfaire aux exigences relatives aux journaux militaires fi gurant dans la Politique temporaire des journaux des Forces Greenwood www.cafconnection.ca Captain Matt Zalot • 902-765-1494 local/poste 5101 canadiennes. Les opinions exprimées dans ce journal sont celles des collaborateurs et ne refl ètent pas nécessairement les wellness. military community like 14 karaoke or a band in the Tow Wing, the GMFRC’s mission points de vue des Forces armées canadiennes ou de la 14e Escadre. Publié chaque lundi par la 14e Escadre sous les auspices VPI | VPI Knowing the pace of opera- Wing Greenwood comes to Bar, UFC or Super Bowl pay- of supporting and celebrat- [email protected] du Colonel Brendan Cook, commandant de l’Escadre. www.vpinternational.ca EXIT REALTY TOWN & COUNTRY tions and life here in Green- the forefront. The wing and per-view events, larger events ing the unique military family MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Independent Member/Broker Page 4 February 17, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS February 17, 2020 Page 5 Marking 100 years of service to bravo zulu | promotions & presentations 14 Wing Imaging unless otherwise indicated. science, public sector Sara White, – full of biologists, chem- Managing editor ists, defence researchers, tax professionals… Greenwood Celebrating science – PIPSC members get together numbers, computing, biol- a couple of times a year for ogy, medical specialties, our own annual meeting, engineering and more – AND lunch and learns and social 100 years of professional events.” collegiality, the Professional personnel working around Since 1920, PIPSC mem- Institute of the Public Service the base. bers have provided essen- of Canada (PIPSC) marked Marcel Journeay, presi- tial services to Canadians. the significant anniversa- dent, PIPSC Greenwood Whether it’s mapping coast- ry February 6 with events Branch; thanked members lines, crafting documentary across the country. and 14 Wing military leader- fi lms or ensuring everyone Sergeant Daniel Goulet, second from left, was promoted January 17 to warrant offi cer by Master Corporal Michael Forbes recently received a Lockheed-Martin 2,500-Flight Hour ship for helping mark the 404 (Long Range Patrol and Training) Squadron Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Certifi cate and lapel pin, presented by 404 (Long Range Patrol and Training) Squadron In Greenwood, close to pays their fair share of taxes; Angie Thomas, left; with Chief Warrant Offi cer Jon Freeman, right; and Goulet’s spouse, Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Angie Thomas, left; with Honorary Colonel Judy 30 PIPSC members work- occasion. PIPSC has lead progress, Sergeant Dominique Poulin. Rafuse and Chief Warrant Offi cer Jon Freeman, right. ing at 14 Wing Greenwood “PIPSC was founded as fought for equal pay and gathered at the Annapolis an association of like-mined human rights, protected Mess for a morning coffee professionals in 1920 and whistleblowers, guarantees party. The Greenwood staff- has, since then, remained strong pensions, ensures sci- ing represents two-thirds the domain of knowledge- entifi c integrity, tax fairness, of Western Nova Scotia’s based professionals, subject public safety and more. With PIPSC membership, with to codes of ethics and stan- over 60,000 members in 41 Marcel Journeay, president of the Professional Institute of the Public Service of medical, environmental sci- dards beyond an employ- knowledge-based groups, Canada Greenwood Branch, left, had a hand from 14 Wing Greenwood’s 14 Opera- ence and IT professionals, ers’,” he said. “I love my job, PIPSC represents science in tions Support Squadron commanding officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Serge Parisien, engineers and procurement I love the national meeting the public sector.  cutting a 100th anniversary cake during a PIPSC celebration February 6. S. White CAF-DND Sexual misconduct class action lawsuit settlement approved by federal court November 25, 2019, the sexual assault, sexual harass- an important and lasting im- depend on the type of sexual ans Affairs Canada policies website where they can fi nd Sergeant Kevin Hardy recently received a Lockheed-Martin 2,500-Flight Hour Certifi cate Federal Court of Canada ap- ment, and/ or discrimination pact on us, and have further misconduct, an assessment and provides an opportunity a copy of the fi nal settlement January 24, Master Corporal Alexandre Gagne, second from right was recognized with the and lapel pin, presented by 404 (Long Range Patrol and Training) Squadron Commanding proved the Final Settlement based on gender, sex, gender strengthened our dedication of the harm suffered, and the for individuals to share their agreement and other relevant General Safety “Well Done” award, presented by 14 Air Maintenance Squadron Lieutenant- Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Angie Thomas, left; with Honorary Colonel Judy Rafuse and Chief Agreement of a class action identity or sexual orientation in to change,” stated the Chief number of class members experiences with senior DND- documents. They can also Colonel Cory Marchand, left, with Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek, right. Warrant Offi cer Jon Freeman, right. lawsuit related to sexual mis- connection with their military of the Defence Staff, General that submit claims. Class CAF representatives through a contact the administrator: Epiq conduct in the Canadian Armed service and/ or employment. Jonathan Vance and Deputy members who experienced facilitated restorative engage- Class Action Services Canada Forces (CAF)-Department of “The approval of this settle- Minister, Jody Thomas, in a exceptional harm (and those ment process. Inc., 1-888-626-2611, info@ National Defence (DND). The ment represents a signifi cant joint message to all Defence who have previously been Eligible class members can caf-dndsexualmisconductcl- settlement includes all former milestone. We recognize how team members. denied VAC benefi ts in respect learn more about their legal assaction.ca or by mail: CAF- and current CAF members, incredibly diffi cult it is to share The range of individual of that harm) may be eligible rights and options, as well as DND Sexual Misconduct Class DND employees, and Staff of such painful and personal compensation for most eli- for amounts up to $155,000. details about the settlement Action, c/o Epiq, P.O. Box 507, the Non-Public Funds, Cana- experiences. We assure you gible class members is $5,000 The settlement also outlines and the claims process, by STN B, Ottawa, Ontario, K1P dian Forces who experienced that these stories have made to $55,000. Compensation will changes to CAF and Veter- checking the administrator’s 5P6.  La Cour fédérale approuve le règlement du recours collectif sur l’inconduite sexuelle dans les FAC et au MDN Le 25 novembre 2019, la tant. Nous savons à quel point sexuelle vécue, de l’évaluation admissibles à des montants cadre d’un programme de dé- documents connexes. Ils Cour fédérale du Canada a il est diffi cile de relater des du préjudice subi et du nom- pouvant atteindre 155 000 $. marches réparatrices facilité peuvent également contacter Master Corporal William Venedam, second from right, received the Canadian Forces Master Corporal Kyle MacKinnon, second from right, received the Canadian Forces Decoration approuvé l’Entente de règle- expériences aussi doulou- bre de membres du groupe Le règlement présente par des professionnels. l’administrateur : Les services Decoration January 31, presented by 404 (Long Range Patrol and Training) Squadron January 31, presented by 404 (Long Range Patrol and Training) Squadron Commanding ment définitive du recours reuses et tellement person- qui présentent des récla- également les modifi cations Les membres du groupe d’actions collectives Epiq Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Angie Thomas, left; with Honorary Colonel Judy Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Angie Thomas, left; with Honorary Colonel Judy Rafuse and Chief Rafuse and Chief Warrant Offi cer Jon Freeman, right. Warrant Offi cer Jon Freeman, right. collectif sur l’inconduite sex- nelles. Nous vous rassurons mations. Les membres du à apporter aux politiques des admissibles peuvent avoir Canada, 1-888-626-2611, uelle dans les Forces ar- que ces histoires nous ont groupe qui ont subi un préju- FAC et d’Anciens Combattants plus de renseignements con- info@fac-mdnrecourscollecti- mées canadiennes (FAC) et affectés fortement et durable- dice exceptionnel (et ceux Canada et offre aux particuli- cernant leurs droits et leurs fi nconduitesexuelle.ca ou par au ministère de la Défense ment, et elles n’ont fait que qui se sont déjà vu refuser ers la possibilité de partager options en consultant le site la poste : FAC-MDN Recours nationale (MDN). Le règle- renforcer notre engagement des prestations d’Anciens leurs expériences avec des de l’administrateur, où ils collectif pour Inconduite sex- ment inclut tous les anciens en faveur du changement », Combattants Canada à l’égard représentants supérieurs trouveront l’Entente de règle- uelle, CP 507 STN B, Ottawa ou actuels membres des FAC, ont dit le Chef d’état-major de de ce préjudice) peuvent être du MDN et des FAC dans le ment définitive et d’autres (Ontario) K1P 5P6.  ainsi que tous les anciens la défense, le Général Jona- et actuels fonctionnaires du than Vance et Mme Jody MDN et employés du Person- Thomas, la Sous-ministre, MARION HILL LLB nel des fonds non publics, dans un message à l’Équipe Law Office and Mediation Services qui ont vécu du harcèlement de la Défense. Barrister & Solicitor, Notary Public, Chartered Mediator, Susan sexuel, des agressions sex- L’échelle d’indemnisation Qualified Arbitrator, Collaborative Lawyer Hennessey REALTOR® uelles ou de la discrimination individuelle pour la plupart Main Office Satellite Offices CELL 902 309 0292 Kentville: Dartmouth: OFFICE 902 765 7777 Cornwallis Inn Business Centre 11 Thornhill Drive, fondée sur le sexe, le genre ou des membres du groupe FAX 902 765 4534 Unit #1, 325 Main Street, Conference Room, 2nd Floor l’orientation sexuelle, lors de admissibles se situe entre Kentville, NS B4N 1K5 Dartmouth, NS B3B 1R9 [email protected] leur service ou emploi dans cinq mille dollars (5 000 $) (P) 902-679-3200 Inverness: Master Corporal Christopher Lindsay, second from right, received the Canadian Forces Captain Mathew Cormie, second from right, received the General Campaign Star - Expedition (F) 902-690-2862 1995 Smithville Road, 812 Central Avenue Decoration January 31, presented by 404 (Long Range Patrol and Training) Squadron for his service in Kuwait January 31, presented by 404 (Long Range Patrol and Training) le milieu de travail militaire. et cinquante-cinq mille dol- Mabou, NS B0E 1X0 Greenwood, NS B0P 1N0 Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Angie Thomas, left; with Honorary Colonel Judy Squadron Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Angie Thomas, left; with Honorary Colonel « L’approbation du règle- lars (55 000 $). Le paiement [email protected] www.marionhill.ca 866-679-3456 www.royallepageatlantic.com Rafuse and Chief Warrant Offi cer Jon Freeman, right. Judy Rafuse and Chief Warrant Offi cer Jon Freeman, right. ment est un tournant impor- dépendra du type d’inconduite Page 6 February 17, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS February 17, 2020 Page 7

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The schedule steam ahead, with more February 24 to 28 (Thursday Jennifer Chiasson, CD the break February’s Winter of events and who’s look- hockey, the curling tourna- and Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Carnival events will provide. ing after what is just about ment, a Mess-run food truck the Fitness & Sports Centre Sales Associate Lieutenant-Colonel Luc Vachon, 405 (Long Range Fun, food and not a small set, and wing members are (cash only) in the wing head- and at the hockey tourna- 902-292-9141 (Direct) Patrol) Squadron commanding officer, presented 14 amount of competitiveness encouraged to sign up for quarters’ parking lot, as folks ment; and all week from 902-765-2222 Ext 110 2I´FH The Atlantic men’s hockey champions: the 14 Wing Greenwood Bombers, following their 8-4 over 12 Wing Wing Greenwood’s Corporal Tyler Williams the award go into the schedule, from games and challenges that move between venues to play Aviator Pinkerton, 2 Hangar [email protected] Shearwater February 7. Leading Seaman C. Moon, 14 Wing Imaging for most valuable player. the opening pep rally at the interest them. and cheer on their squadron R&D; Leading Seaman Coutu Annapolis Mess to arena Highlighting this year’s teams; pickleball, dodgeball, 2 Hangar Major Equipment; www.remaxbanner.com Gagetown women, Greenwood men take Atlantic titles sports to family weekend carnival will be fun and Mess games and the always- and Sara White, The Aurora BANNER REAL ESTATE Sara White, it was the Gagetown women the Greenwood women’s but win a second game 8-4 Greenwood defeating Halifax were friends at the Credit activities. This year’s theme games at the kick-off pep popular lip sync battle with a Newspaper). Ticket sales are Managing editor defeating Greenwood and the team ended up winning re- over Shearwater. Halifax had 2-0. Greenwood met Gag- Union Centre in Kingston: is ‘80s movies and TV shows, rally February 21, all at the DJ AND band into the Friday open to Defence Team mem- Greenwood men defeating gionals, and the Gagetown beaten Shearwater earlier in etown for the evening game, when the Greenwood Gar- so throwback fashion, hair, Annapolis Mess: come for a evening. February 29 wraps it bers with a valid military or There are new Atlantic re- Shearwater for the regional men won regionals and na- the day 6-3. On the women’s the women’s semi-final, dens’ Zamboni broke down, music and colour will “like, Monster TGIF, trivia, a blow- all up with free family events: civilian ID. The big draw will gional hockey champions in banners. tionals – both will want to side February 4, Greenwood winning 2-0. The men also Kingston rink staff opened totally” add to the festivities. up obstacle course challenge, breakfast, skating, bowling be February 28 during the lip both the women’s and men’s Play opened February 4 defend their titles! defeated Gagetown 6-5 in moved into their semi-fi nal their doors at 10 p.m. and Lieutenant Eliza Bruce is a DJ into the wee hours and and a movie, “Arctic Dogs.” sync event at the Mess (you division for 2020, following at the Greenwood Gardens “Greenwood is a smaller overtime. games, with Shearwater 1-0 loaded up their back-up Zam- this year’s OPI, with deputy more. New this year: a mega do not have to be present to  the Canadian Armed Forces’ Arena, with 405 (Long Range rink, so it’ll make things February 5, Gagetown over Gagetown and Green- boni to take up emergency Sergeant Amanda Jardine Winter Carnival week itself Winter Carnival 50/ 50 draw. win). GreatGreat selectionselection ooff TTaxiaxi BBoots!oots! play-off tournament February Patrol) Squadron Luc Vachon interesting. We’re all looking started the men’s action with wood 3-1 over Halifax. duties in Greenwood. Green- AffordableAffordable ppricesrices 4 to 7 at 14 Wing Greenwood. dropping the offi cial starting forward to a great competi- a 5-2 win over Halifax, and On the final day of the wood rink manager Bill Cox While the Greenwood puck. tion. Play nice, play safe – then took a later 6-4 win over tournament, February 7, Gag- and his ice maintenance crew women won the 2019 re- “On behalf of Colonel Cook, welcome.” Shearwater. Greenwood beat etown and Greenwood faced appreciated the Kingston gional title and the Gagetown welcome to Greenwood from Day 1 men’s action saw Halifax 8-4 in the evening off in the women’s final, rink’s support in ensuring men won regionals – and the across the Atlantic provinc- Greenwood lose its open- game. In the women’s divi- with Gagetown coming out play would go on. year’s national title; this year, es,” Vachon said. “Last year, ing game to Gagetown 8-4, sion, Gagetown beat Halifax 4-3 in an overtime win. In The men head to nationals 5-2 the men’s fi nal, Greenwood at CFB Gagetown February On Day 3, the women fi n- defeated Shearwater 8-4. 16 to 20, while the women’s ished their round robin fi rst Making a quick save in the nationals will be held at CFB thing in the morning, with middle of the tournament Winnipeg March 8 to 13. 

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Cancer support group celebrates amazing Canadian Area Library invites you to learn Free Middleton deliveries may Coffee & conversation February 17, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., authors. Pop in to meet up with the basics of African drum with be arranged by calling Bonnie, February 28, 10 a.m. to 11:30 Rec fun for all ages, interests the Canadian Cancer Society’s your neighbours, enjoy refresh- Kadijah. Drums provided, no 902-825-3062, by February 24. a.m., the Berwick and District 14 Wing Greenwood Com- co-ed/ all ages/ all abilities cooking and more! February fy experience necessary! Registra- Shrove Tuesday pancake Library invites neighbours in Kingston/ Greenwood Living with ments and choose some great munity Recreation offers league. The program is free 19: cook night $3 - extreme The Aurora publishes items of interest to Cancer Support Group will hold books by Canadian authors. Ac- tion required. supper for coffee, tea and conversation. a range of programs and if you have a Community grilled cheese. the community submitted by not-for-profit its monthly gathering. Jacinta tivities will include blind date with Karaoke February 25, 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 Each month a guest will help get organizations. Submissions are limited to services inside the centre, Recreation Card, or $2 as a Girls Club - Thursdays, 6 approximately 25 words. Items may be submitted Harvey, an experienced, recently a book and a scavenger hunt. February 21, 7:30 p.m., the p.m., there will be a Shrove the conversation started. and through a network of drop-in fee without a card. p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Ages six to to our offi ce, 61 School Road (Morfee Annex), retired nurse practitioner, will Building with KEVA Planks Berwick Legion, 232 Main Street; Tuesday supper at the Waterville Knitting by the book community partners. Find For daily programming: 12. Sports, spa fun, seasonal 14 Wing Greenwood; by fax, 902-765-1717; speak on how to be/ stay healthy February 20, 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 presents Friday night karaoke & District fi re hall, County Home February 28, 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., or email [email protected]. Dated out more here, or drop in to Boys Club - Mondays, 6 activities, recreational games, announcements are published on a fi rst-come, with reliable health informa- p.m., the Bridgetown & Area with Denny Myles. Admission: Road. Pancakes, ham, baked the Berwick and District Library the centre at Building 110, p.m. to 7:30 p.m., ages six arts and crafts – it’s never fi rst-served basis, and on-going notices will be tion. Cancer patients, family and Library invites youth ages four pass the hat. Non-members are beans, syrup, dessert, coffee and invites crafters to come and knit, Church Street, on weekdays. to 12. If you love sports and ending! A safe and fun place included as space allows. To guarantee your friends or anyone seeking infor- to 10 to play, build and create welcome, however you will be tea. Freewill offering much ap- crochet, rug hook, spin, weave. announcement, you may choose to place a paid Take advantage of winter being active, meeting new to hang out with friends, use advertisement. The deadline for submissions is mation and support is encour- with KEVA Planks. Registration required to be signed in. Ages preciated. Hosted by Hardwood Bring your own project and meet with Ski Martock passes. people and trying new things, your imagination, meet new Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., previous to publication aged attend. Call Lloyd (902-375- is required. 19-plus. For more info call: 902- Lake Girl Guide Camp. Storm new friends. unless otherwise notifi ed. Community Recreation is this is where you should be! people and make memories! 2138) or Lynda (902-765-3055) Understanding digestion 538-9340. date: Wednesday, February 26. Indoor lacrosse excited to offer Ski Martock February 24: Nerf battle February 20: design your own for further information. February 20, 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 African drumming workshop Button art workshop February 28, Valley Thunder Le commandant publie des avis d’intérêt lift tickets for just $10 for Community Rec Night - T-shirts ($3). public soumis par des organisations à but non Library Book Club p.m., the Rosa M. Harvey Mid- February 21, 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 February 25, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., the Lacrosse winter program at defense team members and Tuesdays, 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. YTGIF - Fridays, 5:30 p.m. lucratif. Ces avis doivent se limiter à environ Tuesdays are skating days February 18, 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., the dleton & Area Library talks: good p.m., the Bridgetown & Area Bridgetown & Area Library hosts Pine Ridge gym, Kingston. New/ regular Community Recre- This is your chance to try a to 7:30 p.m. Pre-registration 25 mots. Les avis peuvent être soumis à nos Bridgetown & Area Library adult digestion is an all encompassing Library invites families (ages Joanne, and invites adults to experienced athletes welcome. for kids in the 14 Wing bureaux, au 61, School Road, (annexe Morfee), ation Card holders, and $20 new sport each week with $5, day of registration $8. Greenwood after school 14e Escadre Greenwood, par fax au 902-765- book club meets (third Thursday part of good health. This pro- 7+) to learn the basics of African create a free button art master- Head coach Lisa Holloway, with for ordinary and associate the family! Free with a valid Youth ages six to 12, come camp, as they head to 1717 ou par courriel à l’adresse auroraeditor@ of the month) to share views gram is the second of a four-part drum with Kadijah. Drums pro- piece. All materials are supplied. VTL’s older athletes as assis- card holders. Get an adult recreation card or $5 drop in. kick off your weekend enjoy- the Greenwood Gardens ns.aliantzinc.ca. Les annonces avec date sont and ideas about selected books, series of multidisciplinary ap- vided, no experience necessary! Register at 902-665-2758. tants. 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.: ages Arena. The group is regu- publiées selon le principe du premier arrivé, lift and rental ticket for $20 Adult drop-in (19+) – 7 ing supper, exciting games larly joined by members of premier servi, et les avis continus seront inclus usually fi ction. For information: proaches to healthcare. Various Registration required. Pancake supper seven to 10 (younger athletes (defense team members p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays. and activities with your peers. si l’espace le permet. Si vous voulez être certain 902-665-2758. practitioners associated with Game day February 25, 4:30 p.m. to 6 with experience), 7 p.m. to 8 the Valley Wildcats Junior and regular card holders) or Drop in and get active with February 21: chicken burgers A team, for skating and que votre avis soit publié, vous voudrez peut-être I Read Canadian Day the Mid Valley Health Centre will February 22, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., p.m., All Saints’ A.C.W. hosts p.m.: ages 11-plus. $5 drop-in. services & trades acheter de la publicité. La date de tombée des $30 (ordinary and associ- friends with a different sport and Mission Impossible.  hockey fun. Submitted soumissions est à 9 h 30 du matin le mercredi February 19, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., be sharing information at each the Berwick and District Library its annual Shrove Tuesday sup- Registration, waiver at valleyla- ate card holders). A youth every week. Free with a valid précédent la publication, à moins d’avis contraire. the Berwick and District Library program. (Storm date February invites all ages to bring a favou- per at the All Saints’ Church crosse.ca, VTL Facebook or at lift and rental pass is $15 recreation card , or $5 drop in. Call 902-765-1494 local 5833 for info 27.) March 26: osteoarthritis, rite game to share. Hall, Pleasant Street (turn west gym. Bring: hockey helmet with (defense team members and Crazy Creators – Wednes- April 23: balance and exercise. Pizza, movie night off Bridge Street). Menu: ham, cage, hockey gloves (optional), regular card holders) or $25 days, 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. James Stevenson - house February 22, there will be a pizza baked beans, scalloped potatoes, sneakers and a water bottle. The (ordinary and associate card For youth age six to 12 every horoscopes the metro crossword concert and movie night at the Wilmot pancakes and gingerbread. Cost: club has loaner sticks. solution page 10 holders). Wednesday is a different cre- February 20, 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., Baptist Christian Fellowship $12 (family rates available). Dinner and auction February 16 to February 22 Tuesdays and Thursdays, ative activity! Use your imagi- ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 soothing. the Annapolis Royal Library cel- Centre. Pizza served at 5:30 There will be take out. February 29, 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m., between noon and 2 p.m., nation to make masterpieces Aurora Aries, you may want to pick up a LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 ebrates African Heritage Month, p.m. The movie is “War Room,” Dessert tea, ticket auction “leap on in” for a delicious pork drop in or join the pickleball through arts, crafts, building, relationship right where you left off, Someone close to you may be RALPH FREEMAN MOTORS LTD. as local legend and bluesman and it begins at 6 p.m. Everyone February 25, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 dinner and silent auction. 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St down and see how your Friends may make excessive • Apply for fi nancing on our website new resolutions can be turned into demands on your time this week, requested. the Kingston Legion holds its sion $5, auction tickets 10 for $1. Middleton (next to the Depart- ways to achieve all of those tasks Scorpio. As a generous person, you YOUR LOCAL USED CAR DEALER Kidz Book Club Chase the Ace draw. Tickets Ticket draws at 8 p.m. (you do ment of Highways) .Tickets $14 Would you like to talk to transmissions off the trails left you hope to get done. want to go along with it all, but be LICENSED MECHANIC AVAILABLE ON SITE February 20, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., are available at Brown’s Auto, not have to be present to win). (children under 10 years $10). astronauts in the International by meteors and even bounce GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 careful not to overextend. www.freemansautosales.com Gemini, while you may want to SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 the Berwick and District Library Pharmasave Kingston, Needs, Hosted by the Central Kings band Call ahead for tickets: Mary Space Station? Make friends signals off the Moon. If there around the world? Build elec- is a way to get a message expand your social circle right now, Sagittarius, you are usually 820 Main Street, Kingston • 902-765-2555 youth (ages nine to 14) book JOY-EL Investments, Ayles- program. 902-825-3337 or church offi ce you’re just not sure how to get outgoing, but this week you may started. Networking opportunities club meets. Pick up a copy at ford, and at the Legion during Building with KEVA Planks 902-825-2326; or buy at the door. tronic projects? Assist in through, amateur radio opera- be feeling more shy and reserved. times of disaster? Keep in tors will fi nd it! may be the way to go. It could be because you are missing the library or read your copy bar hours. Tickets are $1 each February 27, 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 Chase the Ace CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 someone. from home. Come for snacks, (ages 19-plus). The draw takes p.m., the Bridgetown & Area February 29, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., touch when traveling off the Another vital aspect of There is no point getting into a CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 fun discussion and suggestions place at 3:30 p.m. (you do not Library invites youth ages four the Kingston Legion holds its beaten path? amateur radio is emergency disagreement over a situation Don’t take what you hear this Amateur radio operators, communications. Floods, hur- you have no control over right week at face value, Capricorn. The of what we should read next. have to be present to win). We to 10 to play, build and create Chase the Ace draw. Tickets now, Cancer. 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Dear CCMS, must adhere to the principles complaint process) is essential Classifi ed advertising must be to everything. Quiet neighbour- Games are almost upon us. hood. Non-smoking. Ideal for I am a new supervisor and I of procedural fairness, which to assuring a fair process. booked and prepaid by 10 a.m. Milton: 902-825-8440 The national games will be people on IR. Fridge, stove, mi- recently received a harassment include: While the steps laid out above Wednesday previous to publica- crowave. Heat & lights extra. in Thunder Bay February 24 complaint from one member a) the respondent’s right to are specific to the harass- tion. Payment methods include Valleywide In-Home 902-765-3664. Available now. A team of snowshoers at the to March 1. Genna Coleman VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, debit Computer Repair (4106-4tp) of my unit naming another be informed of the allegation(s) ment complaint process, most Big Chill course start line, the (Kings County) and Terri-Ann or cash. 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Situations do 1494 local 5699, visit the offi ce, Cut, Split, Delivered are part of the team that will • Networking • Tutoring • vestigation is fair to both the investigator arise where it is not entirely Terri Anne Townsend Genna Coleman Submitted 61 School Road, Morfee Annex, Ph: 902-825-6424 represent Nova Scotia. complainant and the respon- c) both parties’ right to be clear how best to ensure a fair LRP fitness, PSP teams Greenwood; email aurorapro- • Pickup/Return • Coleman is a long-time She is dedicated to her train- Bowling Centre has already • Laptop Repair • dent, but it is a complicated heard (present their version process or where one party [email protected] or fax ‘maximum chill’ in face of challenge bowler (10-plus years) with ing regime and is very diligent hosted two training camps; 902-765-1717. • Eve-Weekend Appointments • situation! What do I do? of the facts) and to present may have concerns that the Kings Special Olympics, par- in doing her warmup exer- the third and final training • Drop-off in Aylesford • Susie Lajoie, hind this challenge? The Big selves, including cutting and To place a boxed, display the evidence process is biased. ticipating in numerous Spe- cises. This is her fi rst time at camp will be held February FIREWOOD 14 Wing Greenwood Chill is a fundraiser for at-risk grooming the trails, along ad, contact 902-765-1494 local For Fast, Economical, Great question! It is always d) both parties’ right to be If you want to assure that cial Olympics Nova Scotia a national games as well, and 15, weather permitting. Fitness & Sports instructor youth in the Annapolis Valley, with other hardworking vol- 5833; email auroramarketing@ Convenient Service FOR SALE important any formal process accompanied (e.g. assistants) the principles of procedural provincial games. This will be she is hoping to do her best Both these athletes are ns.aliantzinc.ca. with all funds raised support- unteers. ~ Call Valleywide ~ Clear Dry or Green (e.g. grievance, harassment e) everyone’s (complainant, fairness are followed with any the fi rst time Coleman has par- and make Nova Scotia proud! stepping out of their comfort Les annonces classées, February 29, dozens of ing the Lawrencetown Educa- This year, there will be a 902-844-2299 Hardwood Cut, complaint, disciplinary proce- respondent and any witnesses) conflict or complaint reso- ticipated at a national games, Both Coleman and zones, embracing new experi- 35 mots ou moins, people will brave the cold tion Centre (LEC), an alterna- little extra heat on the hill, as Split and Delivered. dure, etc.) be fair, transparent right to review their statement lution process, agents and and also the fi rst time she will Townsend will join three ences and taking responsibil- sont vendues au prix de winter weather and challenge tive school where youth who 14 Wing Greenwood Person- Quality Guaranteed and unbiased. Procedural to verify and confirm their alternative dispute resolution fl y on an airplane and be away other women and fi ve men ity for their training. This is 9 $, taxes incluses. Chaque mot their physical and mental do not thrive in a conventional nel Support Program staff additionnel coûte 10 sous, plus Kingston please phone fairness is the term used to accuracy practitioners in your local from home and family for an representing Nova Scotia part of the experience Special fi tness on the former Twin school setting experience and the long range patrol taxes. Texte en caractères gras Legion T: 902-825-3361 describe what you’re referring f) both parties’ right to ac- Confl ict and Complaint Man- extended time. She is excited from all parts of the prov- Olympics allows these ath- Oaks Ski slopes on the North achievement, success and fitness class will face off. 10 $, taxes incluses. to, a process that allows for a cess and to rebut/ respond agement Services (CCMS) to be going, and has been ince: Yarmouth, Bridgewater, letes to have, experiences and Mountain – no skis necessary. complete high school. The Although the event is a “chal- Les annoncées classées fair, unbiased and transparent to the fi ndings before a fi nal office will be happy to as- working hard during practices. Halifax, Pictou, Bedford and challenges they otherwise The Big Chill will have school’s motto, as seen on lenge” and not a “race,” each doivent être réservées et payées FUTURE GLASS decision to be made. report is drafted sist you. We can provide you She is looking forward to rep- Dartmouth. Local bowler may not have had the chance à l’avance avant 10 h, le mercredi everyone rocking snowshoes signs throughout the Big team would like to be able to and MIRROR LTD. In accordance with the It is important to remember with options specifi c to your resenting Nova Scotia! and coach Pat Nixon is the to enjoy. These two athletes précédant la publication. Les Sunday, 1:30 p.m. and ready to tackle the course Chill course, is “Challenge for boast the fastest time at the Sampson Dr., Greenwood Harassment Prevention and bias or impartiality is in the scenario that can help assure Townsend joined Special head coach for the Nova truly represent the motto of modes de paiement acceptés in- Tuesday, 7:00 p.m. 902-765-2105 Resolution Instructions, Sec- eye of the beholder, so clear, the principles of procedural of their choice: five, 15 or Growth.” Curriculum gives end of the day. If you would WINDSHIELD SPECIALISTS Olympics with Annapolis Scotia bowling team, with Special Olympians: “Let me cluent VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, $ 30(!) kilometres. The 30-km students hands-on learning like to help either team meet Regular Games - 100 replacements chip repairs tion 4.1 - Basic Principles, the timely communication with fairness are respected. Reach County in 2015, participating Linda Woodbury from Halifax win, but if I cannot win, let me débit ou comptant. L’Aurora course, which involves climb- experiences that will push its fundraising goals, or if you n’est pas responsable des pro- • 3 Specials - 60/40 ALSO: plateglass, responsible officer dealing both parties involved in a out to us at 902-765-1494 ex- in track as well as bowling. assisting. The Greenwood be brave in the attempt.”  plexie & lexan, mirrors, with a harassment complaint harassment complaint (or any tensions3082/ 3083/ 3084.  ing up and down the unfor- them out of their comfort would like more information duits et/ou services annoncés. • Letter H - 80/20 vehicle accessories, Pour faire publier une annonce • Triple Jackpot - R-W-B window & screen repairs, giving terrain multiple times, zone and make room for on how to participate in the replacement thermo pane is appropriately nicknamed positive growth. The Big Chill Big Chill yourself, visit give- classée, vous pouvez nous • 1 Lucky 7 - Progressive windows and more... appeler au 902-765-1494 poste “The Crazy.” Challenge is organized and tolive.ca/thebigchill/about- • 1 Bonanza - Progressive Insurance Claims Équité procédurale? 5699, visiter notre bureau au 61, What’s the motivation be- run by the students them- the-big-chill/.  • Jackpot - 3 Chances are our Speciality. Au SGCP, cipes d’équité procédurale, essentielle pour assurer un School Road, annexe Morfee à Mention this ad Consolation $300 for $100 off your Je suis un nouveau super- notamment : processus équitable. Bien que Employment Opportunity Greenwood, nous envoyer un • Double Action courriel à auroraproduction@ deductible. viseur et j’ai récemment reçu a) le droit du défendeur les étapes décrites ci-dessus Valley welcomes 11 new Lic.# 115910-08 www.windshieldreplacements.ca RETURNING OFFICER ns.aliantzinc.ca ou nous trans- une plainte de harcèlement de d’être informé des allégations soient propres au processus doctors, nurse practitioner mettre un fax au 902-765-1717. la part d’un membre de mon portées contre lui et le droit à de traitement des plaintes de (Eight Month Term Position) Pour faire paraître une pub- unité qui a nommé un autre une possibilité raisonnable de harcèlement, la plupart des The Annapolis Valley com- titioner to the community, about where they chose to licité dans un encadré, appe- flyer delivery membre de l’unité comme répondre processus de plainte et des munity and Valley businesses and for them to learn more live and work.”  The Municipality of the County of Annapolis is inviting applications for the lez-nous au 902-765-1494 poste défendeur. Je prends très séri- b) le droit à un enquêteur procédures disciplinaires of- came together January 31 position of Returning Officer. 5833, ou un courriel à aurora- eux toute plainte de harcèle- impartial fi ciels suivent les mêmes prin- at Maritime Cider Express [email protected]. Notice to 14 Wing Greenwood ment et je veux m’assurer que c) le droit des deux parties cipes d’équité procédurale. Il in Kentville to welcome 11 Duties: Municipal Returning Officer (RO) is responsible for the crossword solution Residential Housing Unit occupants toute enquête est juste pour le d’être entendues (de présenter arrive parfois que la meilleure new doctors and one nurse delivery, administration and control of municipal electoral events within Weekly delivery of fl yer packages is plaignant et le défendeur, mais leur version des faits) et de façon d’assurer un processus practitioner. the County of Annapolis. All the newcomers are The Village of Kingston coordinated by Valley Flyer Services. cette situation est complexe. présenter la preuve équitable ne soit pas tout à fait Qualifications: Grade 12 or equivalent; demonstrated project management Que dois-je faire? d) le droit des deux parties claire ou qu’une partie craigne working between Wolfville If you have comments about delivery or need to hold or d’être accompagnées (par que le processus soit biaisé. and Annapolis Royal, with skills; knowledge of MS Office (Word, Excel, and Outlook); previous Notice stop delivery, please contact 902-678-9217. Bonne question! Il est tou- exemple les assistants) Si vous voulez vous as- one providing services to election experience would be an asset. jours important que tout pro- e) le droit de chacun (plaig- surer que les principes d’équité Glooscap First Nation. cessus offi ciel (p. ex. grief, nant, défendeur et tout té- procédurale sont respectés Well-established doctors, CHANGE IN MEETING DATE Job description available on website: www.AnnapolisCounty.ca MLAs, municipal politicians the plainte de harcèlement, procé- moin) d’examiner sa déclara- dans tout processus de réso- and sponsoring businesses Deadline for submissions: Feb. 24, 2020 at 4:30 p.m. to: dure disciplinaire, etc.) soit tion pour vérifi er et confi rmer lution de confl it ou de plainte, Due to Commissioner absence, our February and supporting agencies juste, transparent et impartial. son exactitude;f) le droit des les agents et les praticiens du Commission meeting will be held on Carolyn Young, Municipal Clerk Aurora L’« équité procédurale » est le deux parties d’avoir accès aux mode alternatif de résolution were in attendance to net- 902.532.3136 (t); 902.532.2096 (f) terme utilisé pour décrire ce à conclusions et de les réfuter des confl its de votre bureau lo- work, listen to music, enjoy refreshments and provide a Thursday, February 20, 2020. Email: [email protected] quoi vous faites référence… ou d’y répondre avant qu’un cal des Services de gestion des un processus qui permet de rapport fi nal ne soit rédigé confl its et des plaintes (SGCP) welcoming atmosphere. Each Municipality of the County of Annapolis David A. Proudfoot All Commission meetings are at 7:00 pm at the prendre une décision juste, Il est important de se rap- seront heureux de vous aider. of the medical practitioners 752 St. George St PO Box 100 Barrister Solicitor Notary Kingston Village office - 655 Main Street, * * impartiale et transparente. peler que la partialité ou Nous pouvons vous fournir was presented with a gift Annapolis Royal, NS B0S 1A0 Kingston, NS. 811 Central Avenue, PO Box 100 Conformément à la section l’impartialité est une ques- des options particulières à basket from event sponsors • Real Estate as a short introduction was Greenwood, NS B0P 1N0 4.1 – Principes de base des tion de perception, de sorte votre scénario, qui pourront Applications will not be accepted via Social Media (Facebook) read. • Wills / Estates Instructions pour la prévention qu’une communication claire vous aider à assurer le respect The Village of Kingston The County of Annapolis thanks all those for applying but only candidates selected for Email: [email protected] Organizer Maresa David- Web: www.davidproudfoot.com et le règlement du harcèle- et opportune avec les deux des principes d’équité procé- 655 Main St, PO Box 254 an interview will be contacted. • Consultations / ment, l’agent responsable qui parties impliquées dans une durale. Vous pouvez nous son said the event was “an Kingston, NS B0P 1R0 T: 902-765-3301 F: 902-765-6493 Referrals traite une plainte de harcèle- plainte de harcèlement (ou joindre au 902-765-1494, opportunity to introduce the p: (902) 765-2800 f: (902) 765-0807 www.AnnapolisCounty.ca www.kingstonnovascotia.ca ment doit respecter les prin- tout processus de plainte) est postes 3082/ 3083/ 3084.  new doctors and nurse prac- Page 12 February 17, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS

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