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Fever Master 2 August 11 2011 Prentice calls provincial election Albertans to cast votes on May 5 • Other parties ready to battle “same old ” dynasty It was no surprise that Alberta Premier Jim Prentice $100 after seven months in office and less than two weeks after revealing a controversial budget, called a general election Tuesday morning. Albertans will have an opportunity to cast their ballots on Tuesday, May 5. Under the province’s fixed election date legislation, the next provincial election was to have been held in 2016, but there is still a legal provision that the govern - ment can for good reason ask the Lieutenant Governor for an election. Prentice’s reason is that he wants a mandate from the voters to make changes to get the government fi - nances under control and not subjected to the boom and bust cycles of oil resource revenues. Volume 16, Issue 14 Thursday, April 9, 2015 While there seems to be some resentment within the public about Prentice calling an election ahead of time, there is also a widespread public perception that the Pro - gressive Conservative Government will be re-elected. The PCs first formed the government in 1971 and have remained in power ever since, becoming the party holding the record of the longest serving government in the democratic world. However, there is also a lot of talk throughout Al - berta that the PCs have to be removed from office for a variety of reasons including a sense of entitlement and mismanagement of the provincial budget for decades. The election may not be a cake-walk for the ruling government as two polls suggest that the Wildrose Party is coming back to life under the new leadership of former Athabasca-Fort McMurray MP Brian Jean and the NDP has a strong leader in Rachel Notley whose candidates may take many seats in Edmonton and region. Both polls done after the budget was released showed almost equal decided support for Wildrose and the Progressive Conservative. Reactions to the election call NDP Leader Rachel Notley launched her campaign right after Prentice announced the election date and is using the slogan: "Leadership for What Matters". "After 44 years, Albertans are getting the wrong kind of leadership from the PCs," said Notley in Edmon - ton Tuesday morning. "It's clear that Albertans feel let down by their government - it's time for new leadership." Then she travelled to Calgary where she stated, "We can choose to say that tomorrow is going to be better than yesterday," said Notley. "Albertans deserve better, and that's why I'm running to be Premier." The Alberta Liberals, led by David Swann, one of At the first annual Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council and Northland School Division Ro - only two Liberal MLAs seeking re-election, kicked off botics Tournament at Red Earth Creek, student Alayah Loonskin (left) and an uniden - their campaign on Tuesday, saying, “Alberta Liberals tified student set up their schools’ team robot for the sumo challenge. More photos and will be there for all Albertans including those that have other details on Page 3. Photo provided by Curtis Walty, Northland School Division too often been forgotten by this PC government. Small businesses need tax relief, entrepreneurs need support, In this Wabasca Bantams win gold at Native provincials the environment needs leadership, and new Canadians Issue: Special licence draw for possession of walleye require the appropriate services to succeed. Continued on Page 7 of Focus Page 2 – Thursday, April 9, 2015 Invitting all operatorss to participate Home-based businesses Clubs G overnment departments Companies Non-profit or ganizations Non-profit organizations Artists Educational institutions Online registration & payment www.mmdopportunity.ab.ca %) (!$)(%) *$!!&" !()'!)%&&%')*$!)+ %&(%-"*!)*"&% &*!+%""'#&,(%$%* *-!"!+*!&("/)$+%""'#"*")*& &%+*%)+)*!&+%"#&*!&''&(*+%"*.!)"*&&%+*%)+)&(*! +%""'#")*("*&''&(*+%"*. %!)#( '("# *&*!&""#%)+)* !'+('&)&*!%)+)")*&+'**!'&'+#*"&%&+%*%*&%)+(&+($+%""'#"*. *) "*) "( )!( & (%* +%"% % *& !#' '#% &( "$'(&,$%*) *& &+( &$$+%"*. )+! ) *(%)'&(**"&%%)((*"&%#+*"&%#()"%*"#&$$("#%"%+)*("#,#&'$%* %&($*"&%&##*-"##"%&(%-"*!*!(&$&%&($*"&%%(&**"&%& (",. * ##"%&($*"&%&##*"),&#+%*(.%.&+!,*!(" !**&#"%!&-,( -%&+( ,(.&%*&&+%*)"*")*&.&+(%"*%,%* )"*"/%&*!$+ %""'#"*.*&'(&,""%&($*"&% !,+%*"#+% *&&$'#**!%)+)%%)+)%+$(*&()-"## &"% &&( *&&&(*-% '("#*&+% #)-#&$*!%+$(*&())*!.-"###)&& *!"()**&&$$&*.&+(%)%()'*.&+('(",. %'#%'!$%'#)!%$&"(%$)) *$!!&" !()'!)%&&%')*$!)+% ) Serving the Municipal DiStrict of opportunity – Thursday, April 9, 2015 Page 3 Red Earth Creek School Principal Darren George (left) and Paul Neethling of Kee Tas Northland School Division and KTC Kee Now Tribal Council (right) join Red Earth Creek student Hailey Bessette, Jordan Lego Robotics Tournament Results Bosomworth, Darian Savard, Blake Wyngarrds and Johnathan Bohay, in celebrating March 28 at Red earth Creek arena their win in Senior Oval & Ellipse Robotics Tournament. Place - Event - Participating Grades - School 1st Lego WeDo Builder, K-2, Grouard School 1st Junior Oval & Ellipse, 3-6, Red Earth Creek School 2nd Junior Oval & Ellipse, 3-6, Peerless Lake School RCMP handle 6 impaired driving cases on Easter weekend 3rd Junior Oval, 3-6, Kateri School Desmarais RCMP had cupant in the vehicle, at - Saturday, a 42-year-old 3rd Junior Ellipse, 3-6, Hillview School an unusually high number tending officers noted signs Wabasca woman was ar - 1st Senior Oval & Ellipse, 7-12, Red Earth Creek S choo l of suspected impaired driv - of impairment and arrested rested for impaired driving. 2nd Senior Oval & Ellipse, 7-12, Grimshaw Jr/Sr High ers to deal with last week - the 25-year-old woman. She provided readings of 3rd Senior Oval & Ellipse, 7-12, JohnD’or Prairie School end, even for a holiday She later gave breath .150 and .140. 1st Junior Sumo Challenge, 3-6, Kateri School weekend. samples which were more Sunday arrests 2nd Junior Sumo Challenge, 3-6, Grouard School On Friday night, a 30- than double the legal .08 On Sunday, a 24 year old 3rd Junior Sumo Challenge, 3-6, Peerless Lake School year-old Wabasca male was limit. She was released Wabasca male was charged 1st Senior Sumo Challenge, 7-12, Grimshaw Jr/Sr High charged with impaired driv - from custody on a promise with impaired driving, as 2nd Senior Sumo Challenge, 7-12, John D’or Prairie ing and provided breath to appear in court. was a 42-year-old man from 3rd Senior Challenge, 7-12, Red Earth Creek School samples of .190 and .180. About 6:15 p.m., also on British Columbia. About one-half hour into Saturday, a Wabasca wo- man, age 28, was stopped Super Value Centre Located in the strip mall and later gave two breath next to Fritou samples of .130. A roll-over crash in the hamlet of Wabasca on Rasp - HATS • SHOES • BOOTS berry Lane got RCMP atten - tion about 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Phone: While there were no se - 587-710-7436 780-224-9440 rious injuries involved and 956 Noel Drive • Next to Wabasca Liquor Shack the driver was the only oc - The The Fever reserves the right to decline to publish and to edit items as necessary Any item submitted to Next Deadline: april 13, 10:00 a.m. The Fever should include the name and phone number FEVER Deadline for Fever Greetings Sundays, 6:00 p.m. of the person providing it. PM40013487 Photos submitted digitally Publisher/Editor: Bruce Thomas (780) 891-2108 Production Office: 1-800-315-7826 must be sent as stand- Accounts: Patricia Thomas alone JPEG’s. Information Contributor: Denis Carnochan Box 519, Wabasca, alberta T0g 2K0 for articles should be sent Production Chief: Joanne Rutar fax: 1-888-318-5555 e-mail: [email protected] as e-mail text, or Word Slave Lake: 780-849-4350 Edmonton Office: 12015 - 76 Street document file. Serving the Municipal DiStrict of opportunity Page 4 – Thursday, April 9, 2015 FEVER GREETINGS Lots of Easter-time partying; two assaults lead to charges Thanks to alcohol-fueled There were 83 calls for cellblock rose to 34. Happy Birthday Happy Birthday poor behaviour, Easter was service handled by Des - Many calls resulted in Bernard Okemow on April 11 not a quiet time in Wabasca- marais RCMP and the pris - police breaking up fights or Kokum veronica Caroline Favel Desmarais. oner count in the local removing drunk persons from residential parties. love, Muffin auger Happy Birthday In most cases charges on April 9 Happy Birthday were not laid at the request Carla Beaver of the people complaining on April 11 and calling the police. sis Marsha Sydney Okemow " " Charged and remanded Kokum veronica !# as a result of a break and Happy Birthday enter and assault complaint on April 9 Happy Birthday last Friday afternoon were Jonathan Auger on April 13 two Wabasca women, ages love, angela, Billy 27 and 28. Janine Laboucan and the Boys Mandy, nigel and Kids An early Saturday morn - #%'')% %#% %) ing call led to a 28-year-old Happy Birthday Happy Birthday % ## )#"""%"& ## man being charged with as - on April 10 on April 13 #%#"(% # !" % ( sault causing bodily harm. Ricky Gladue Catherine Merrier %'"&& ## ("'+ %%'(%% & According to RCMP, a ("'+ #& #% & 29-year-old common-law love, Sister georgette angela Mcleod %"% ## " ! #*" wife was assaulted and her Happy Birthday &'#"% '#" #%) injuries required her to be Happy Birthday (+&'#" %"&'"%" on April 10 taken to hospital. on April 14 #%'%"##'#% % "% The suspect was denied Cheryl Houle Francine Letendre " #%'!$ #(" bail and was being held until love, angela Mcleod love, ange,
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