September 10th, 2019 École Rocky Elementary NEWS

4703—50 Avenue, Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 1S4 PH: (403) 845-3541 FAX: (403) 845-5480

Welcome to the 2019/20 School Year at École Rocky Elementary School!

My name is Mr. Tim Bowman and I am the new school principal at ÉRE after Mr. Snyder retired last June. I am so excited to be joining this wonderful school!

A little about me - I grew up on a farm near the small town of Onoway a little northwest of Edmonton, but my professional career has taken me all around Alberta. I started as a music teacher in Spruce Grove and then Red Deer, but have since been to Whitecourt, Ponoka, and now Rocky Mountain House as a school administrator. All added up, this is my twenty-third year in education! I am married to Paula and we have two children currently in grade four and six. Outside of school, I am active as a musician (piano & saxophone) and volunteer often with the youth 4-H program.

We also have some other new staff I would like to introduce you to - Mrs. Kim Simo is our new Assistant Principal and Student Success Facilitator. She is coming to us from Caroline School. We also have a new music teacher - Mrs. Sharlene McLaughlin, a new grade 5 teacher - Ms. Brooke Johnston, and a new grade one French immersion teacher - Ms. Lauren Bolton. Ms. Bolton started grade one as a student in the immersion program at ÉRE and has now returned to teach it!

Our school start up has been amazing! On the first day of school, we held a Welcome Back Assembly where we introduced the staff. We then talked about our one big school rule - Hands, feet, and words are for helping, not hurting. I also shared with students a few new things at ÉRE like classes singing O Canada on the school announcements, a daily challenge draw, and Pizza with the Principals for monthly award winners! Already I am very impressed with the student diligence to their studies and kindness shown to everyone in the school.

I look forward to meeting you soon! Please feel free to schedule a meeting with me by contacting the school, or plan to attend one of our upcoming school events: Terry Fox Run (Sept 25, 1:45 pm), School Council Meeting (Sept 30, 12 noon), September Assembly (Sept 30, 1:45 p.m.), and Grandparent’s Day (Oct 10, 1:30 p.m.)

At our first day assembly, the students and I decided that this will be our BEST YEAR EVER and I’m certain it will be. If at any time you have questions or concerns, please contact me at the school by phone (403-845-3541) or e-mail ([email protected]).

All my best,

Mr. Bowman

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DATES TO REMEMBER

September 3-25 Art Exhibit Life on Earthenware September 16-October 4 Canada Floor Map September 25 Terry Fox Run 1:45—2:45 p.m. September 20 Professional Development Day—No School for Students September 23-October 3 Dental Program September 30 School Council Meeting 12:00 p.m., light lunch served September 30 Assembly 1:45 p.m. Gym September 30 Orange Shirt Day (staff & students encouraged to wear orange) October 4 Professional Development Day—No School for Students October 10 Grandparents/Grandfriends Day 1:30 p.m. October 14 Thanksgiving Day—No School for Students & Staff October 18 School Council Meeting 1:00 p.m. October 24 Author Visit—Sigmund Brouwer October 25 Professional Development Day—No School for Students October 22 & 23 Photo Days October 31 Assembly 1:45 p.m. (dress up after second recess). November 3 Daylight Savings Time Ends (set clocks back 1 hour) November 8 Photo Retakes November 8 Remembrance Day Assembly 11:00 a.m. November 11 Remembrance Day—No School for Staff and Students November 12 No School for Staff and Students November 15 Report Cards Go Home November 19, 20, 21 English Book Fair November 20 & 21 Parent/Teacher Interviews 4:30—7:30 p.m. November 20 & 21 Mini-Market 4:30—7:30 p.m. November 28 Assembly 1:45 p.m. Gym November 29 Professional Development Day—No School for Students December 9 Alberta Music Theatre present Sleeping Beauty 1:30 p.m. December 18 Christmas Concert December 20 Assembly 1:45 p.m. Gym Dec. 21-Jan. 5 Winter Break Days may be subject to change—please January 6 Back to School watch your child’s classroom newsletter. January 22-Feb. 19 Art Exhibit Around the Block January 30 & 31 No School for Students February 17-21 No School for Students (Family Day, Teachers’ Convention) February 22 & 23 Teachers’ Convention—No School for Students March 6 Professional Development Day—No School for Students March 8 Daylight Savings Times Starts (set clocks ahead 1 hour) March 13 Report Cards Go Home March 18 & 19 Parent/Teacher Interviews 4:30- 7:30 p.m. March 30 No School for Students & Staff April 10-19 Spring Break April 20 Back to School April 28, 29 & 30 English & French Book Fairs May 9 & 10 Spring Photo Day May 15 Professional Development Day—No School for Students May 18 Victoria Day – No School for Students & Staff June 1 Professional Development Day—No School for Students June 23 Peace Day June 23 ÉRE Has Talent June 25 Last Day of School for Students ÉCOLE ROCKY ELEMENTARY NEWS PAGE 3

CLUB MOO MILK PROGRAM & LUNCHES

There will be changes happening to the Club Moo Program and student lunches! Please watch for more information as we transition to an online ordering system coming out in the near future. A huge thank you to Kiza Trentham and Misty Jacowishen for their hard work in organizing these program for our students.

INCLEMENT WEATHER—CLOTHING

With the weather changing quickly, you should be aware of the current weather forecast. Dressing in layers allows your child to be more flexible to changing weather conditions and activities.

Ensure your child comes to school dressed properly (footwear and clothing) for those rainy or snowy days. As children like to play in puddles, sometimes they accidently fall in to these puddles and are in need of a change of clothing. We carry a very limited supply of clothing in the office for students to change into, please throw an extra set of clothing into their backpacks for those rainy days.

We are always in need of extra clean clothing at the office. If you have children’s clothing that you don’t have a need for, we would gratefully accept these items.

ÉRE school picture day is on October 22 & 23 this year! We are in need of two parent volunteers to help ensure our picture day runs smoothly! Please let the office know if you would be interested in helping out! Forms will be forwarded home closer to the date.

 Thank you to Dovercourt Community Hall Club for their donation of $700 to the ÉRE Fundraising Committee. Thank you to all those who participated in the Bingo!  Thank you to Lisa Scholz for her donation of scribblers for student use!  Thank you to Crystal Sieppert for her assistance in the office with ADmazing $avings orders and last year’s yearbook distribution!  Misty Jacowishen for her assistance with distribution of Custom School Supplies!

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS CONFIRMATION FORM

Mrs. Morgan will be sending home a Student Demographics Confirmation Form in the near future. Please make any necessary changes, sign that you have reviewed the form and return to school as soon as possible. If you have changes throughout the year, please contact the school to provide this infor- mation.

All forms need to be signed and returned even if there are no corrections/changes.

Thank you for your assistance in this matter. PAGE 4 ÉCOLE ROCKY ELEMENTARY NEWS

SCHOOL FEES—VARIOUS

Agendas, Amazing $avings Ticket Packs, Pre-K Fees will be on-line shortly. Parents/guardians are encour- aged to pay on-line. See page 14 for instructions for online payments.

ALBERTA EDUCATION

Parents and teachers can find a variety of resources in the Alberta Government’s online website to help with preparing for the new school year. My Child’s Learning provided by Alberta Education, gives parents an in-depth look at the subjects and program available from Kindergarten to senior high school.

http://www.learnalberta.ca/content/mychildslearning

PERSONAL PROPERTY

With over 300 students in the school, it is expected that things will and do go missing. Often items are retrieved from the playground, or from one of two lost and found boxes in the school. Smaller items (jewelry, money, etc.) are stored in a drawer in the office. There are always things which are never re- turned to their rightful owners, and we would ask parents to monitor what their children bring to and from school. Please avoid sending special or expensive toys and devices—students often have to leave them unwatched during class time, and the school cannot be held responsible for unexplained losses. If your child comes home with something that you do not think belongs to him/her, even if they say it was a “gift,” please give the school a call and have the student return the item to us.

THE ALBERTA FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS (AFA) TRAVELLING EXHIBITION PROGRAM

LIFE ON EARTHENWARE is a touring exhibition developed by the AFA Travelling Exhibition Program (TREX). The program is financially supported by the AFA. It mandate is to ensure every Albertan is provided with an opportunity to enjoy full developed exhibi- tions in schools, libraries, health care centres and smaller rural institutions and galleries throughout the province. Check out the display in the front foyer display case before September 23rd .

2018/2019 SCHOOL HEART 2018/2019 YEAR BOOKS PHOTO If you ordered a 2018/2019 year book, We have a limited number of pictures they will be sent home with your child available for sale. Cost $10/photo. If you later this week. wish to purchase one, please drop by the school office. ÉCOLE ROCKY ELEMENTARY NEWS PAGE 5

A MESSAGE FROM THE LEARNING COMMONS

Welcome Back!

I hope you all had a wonderful summer!

If you found books over the summer that belong to the library, now is the time to bring them back. If you cleaned out your book shelves and would like to donate your gently used books to the library, we would love to have them.

Students have started to sign books out from the library, so please help your student find a safe place to keep their books. A large Ziploc works really well to protect books in their backpacks from spills.

We are still running “MakerSpace” in our Learning Commons. If you have any craft supplies, games, puzzles, or building items that you would like to donate, they would be greatly appreciated.

I hope everyone has a great year!

Mrs. Allen, Librarian

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

English Book Fair - November 19, 20 & 21 English & French Book Fairs – April 28, 29 & 30

CUSTOM SCHOOL SUPPLIES

First of all a big, Thank You to Misty for assisting with supplies when they arrived! We went with Cus- tom School Supplies as a convenience for parents/guardians to order school supplies. Please contact Mrs. Zalasky immediately if you had a problem so we can have the issue rectified. We would like feedback concerning this program. Please let us know what you think and any suggestion you may have for the fu- ture.

NEWSLETTERS—IMPORTANT

As in the past our school has a goal to go as paperless as much as possible with our school and class- room newsletters. All classroom and school newsletters will be posted on our website. A phone call home will be made to advise the newsletter is available on-line. At the same time emails go home with the phone call and there will be a newsletter attachment. For those who do not have access to a comput- er, a limited number of school newsletters will be available at the office.

Thank you so much for your assistance in this matter. PAGE 6 ÉCOLE ROCKY ELEMENTARY NEWS

Our next School Council meeting will be on Monday, September 30th at 12:00 p.m. in Room #32. A light lunch will be served. We are in need of a new executive for our School Council and have the fol- lowing positions available:

Chair Vice Chair Secretary Chair & Treasurer (Fundraising Committee)

Our next ÉRE Fundraising Society meeting will also be on Monday, September 30th immediately fol- lowing the School Council meeting. We are in need of an new executive. Become part of what happens at your child’s school by attending the School Council meetings. Take an active role in decisions that affect your child’s educational environment. There is not a huge commitment of time required. Please mark this date down on your calendar and plan to attend!

If you are interested in any of these positions, please contact the school at (403) 845-3541.

Upcoming School Council meetings for 2019/2020 will be announced after the September School Council.

All parents/guardians are encouraged to attend. Hope to see you there!

ADMAZING SAVINGS TICKET PACKS

We are providing families the opportunity to purchase ADmazing Savings Ticket Packs (available for Red Deer, Edmonton, Calgary or southern Alberta) for a cost of $25/book which includes a free APP. Books will be available at the office to view or pur- chase. You should receive the package this week. These books make a great gift for any fam- ily! For each book purchased there is an entry form at the front of the book to fill out for a chance to win an all-expenses paid for a family of four trip to Disneyland, and two chances to win an Alberta StayCation, valued at $2,500 each! You may order online or purchase these books at the office. All proceeds will go towards the enhancing educational programming for ÉRE students. Please see letter attached to order forms for more detail. ÉCOLE ROCKY ELEMENTARY NEWS PAGE 7

SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES

Our first monthly school assembly will be at 1:45 p.m. on Friday, September 30th. The assemblies will be approximately 30 to 60 minutes. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Date Time Theme September 30 1:45 p.m. Orange Shirt Day October 31 1:45 p.m. Halloween November 8 11:00 a.m. Remembrance Day November 28 1:45 p.m. Mo-vember December 20 1:45 p.m. Pajama January 29 1:45 p.m. Beach Day February 28 1:45 p.m. Pink Shirt Day March 31 1:45 p.m. Jersey Day April 30 1:45 p.m. Crazy Hair Day May 29 1:45 p.m. Hat Day June 25 1:45 p.m. Formal Day AFTER SCHOOL TELEPHONE MESSAGES—IMPORTANT

Parents/guardians are asked to make arrangements ahead of time with their child regarding after school activities. Send a note or write in your child’s agenda explaining after school arrangements. In case of an urgent situation where after school plans need to change, con- tact the school as soon as possible. Please keep in mind it is sometimes difficult for office staff to get a message to your child, especially if the call is received once the final bell has rung, or if a class is not in their classroom at the end of the day. Your assistance in this matter is greatly appreciated.

We do not allow students to use the school phones to make arrangements to play at friend’s house after school or change arrangements that parents have made for them. Please discuss this with your child.

BELL SCHEDULE MONDAY—FRIDAY

8:40 a.m. Warning Bell 12:58 p.m. Recreation Break

8:43 a.m. Classes Commence 1:20 p.m. Warning Bell

10:38 a.m. Nutrition Break 1:22 p.m. Nutrition Break

10:49 a.m. Recreation Break 1:33 p.m. Classes Commence

11:11 a.m. Warning Bell 3:15 p.m. Homeroom Bell

11:13 a.m. Classes Commence 3:19 p.m. Dismissal Bell PAGE 8 ÉCOLE ROCKY ELEMENTARY NEWS

VOLUNTEERS

Thank you to all parents/guardians who volunteer at École Rocky Elementary! Our school cannot function without your valuable assistance. We rely on volunteers to assist with the operation of our library, reading programs, field trips, classrooms (each classroom teacher need volunteers) and office assistance, Club Moo Milk Program, etc.

Please return the volunteer letter that is being sent home in the very near future if you are able to assist at the school in any way. Contact the office if you did not receive this form by the end of next week. Please contact your child’s teacher or let the teacher know how you can help. Criminal Record and Child Welfare checks are required (free with a letter from school). Please keep in mind that once we have received these documents they are good for three years with Wild Rose School Division. We will make a copy and return the originals so you may use them at others schools, etc.

We also need help for special events around the school, such as our upcoming Book Fair. This is an invitation to all parents/guardians. You are welcome to help either as a regular volunteer in the library or for special events, such as the Book Fair. Please leave your name with your child’s teacher or at the office (403) 845-3541.

A MESSAGE FROM WRSD TRANSPORTATION

If you need to arrange busing for your child, you can do so on the www.wrsd.ca website . Have your municipal blue sign address, when you register.

Just a reminder to call your bus driver if your child/children will not be riding the school bus.

Signed notes from the sending and receiving parents/guardians of the students must be provided to the bus driver when a student is requesting to ride a bus that is not their regular route (i.e. riding home with a friend).

When children are being picked up after school and will not be riding their regular bus, the person picking up the child must sign the binder in the office, which gets faxed over to transportation just before the end of the day.

The following radio stations are designated to receive information in the area served by Wild Rose Public Schools:  In the North part of the Division CFCW 790 AM, and CIBW-FM 92.9 FM.  In the South part of the Division BIG 105 FM and CKGY 95.5 FM and B-94.5 FM.

When buses do not run, and parents choose to deliver the child to school, the parent shall also be responsible for ensuring safe transportation home for the student. The school is always open, even if buses do not run. It is necessary for children to wear warm clothing (outer) during cold weather, including appropriate footwear. Parents are asked to use good judgment and care when deciding whether or not to send their child(ren) when weather conditions are extreme or when there is danger of roads being blocked. When a route will not operate, the schools are contacted by fax prior to 8 a.m., the information is posted on the website (www.wrsd.ca) and the driver is expected to call parents of the students on his/her route. A free Transportation App is also available on the website.

Please feel free to call the school office if you require further information. ÉCOLE ROCKY ELEMENTARY NEWS PAGE 9

VISITORS & VOLUNTEERS A SPECIAL REQUEST TO PARENTS OF CHILDREN WHO When you are visiting or volunteering at the WALK TO SCHOOL school, please sign in at the office. When you leave, please initial the same sheet. This will We provide supervision at the school begin- ensure if there is an emergency we can account ning at 8:20 in the morning. Please arrange to for every person. Thanks for your assistance in have your child leave home so that she/he this matter. does not arrive at the school before 8:20 a.m.

DROP OFF AND PICK UP INTRAMURALS STUDENTS Intramurals for grades one to five has begun Students being dropped off before 8:40 a.m. this week at second break. Thank you to Mrs. should use their assigned entrance. Late arri- Turner for running this program giving stu- vals should enter through the main entrance dents the opportunity to participate in extra and stop at the office for a late slip. When curricular sports. Intramurals will begin on picking up students, please pick up in the foyer Tuesday, September 10th (Day 1). at the main doors. This increases student safety and decreases hallway congestion. Thank you Grade 1 & 2 Day 1 for your help. Grade 3 & 4 Day 2 Grade 5 Day 3

ILLNESS

Good health is necessary for effective learning. In fairness to all, please do not send your child to school if there are clear signs of ill health in the morning. We have neither the facilities nor the per- sonnel to care for sick children. Students who are ill should receive proper medical attention and should not attend school until their health is reasonable.

Students who become ill during the day are to immediately inform their teacher. Our policy is to con- tact parents and ask that student be picked up as soon as possible. For this reason, it is important that parents ensure that all necessary information such as phone numbers, emergency contact, medical information, etc. is kept up to date. PAGE 10 ÉCOLE ROCKY ELEMENTARY NEWS

ROOTS OF EMPATHY

Submitted by Mrs. Allen

Roots of Empathy will be starting up soon. Our Roots of Empathy is looking for families with babies that will be between 4-5 months of age at the end of September to participate in our Roots of Empathy Pro- gram. Roots of Empathy is an evidence-based classroom program that has shown significant effect in re- ducing levels of aggression among school children while raising social/emotional competence and increas- ing empathy. If you would like to learn more about the program you can come and talk to Mrs. Allen or go to www.rootsofempahty.org.

RETURNED CHEQUES BIRTH CERTIFICATES There will be a $20.00 charge for cheques that A student, parent/guardian or custodian is re- are returned. If this situation arises we will need quired to present legal proof of a student’s payment made in cash and we ask that you name, citizenship and birth date when a child is please clear up these types of matters at your registered in school. If a student was born in an earliest convenience. authority outside of Canada, an official docu- ments from that authority will be accepted. If this documentation has not yet been provided to STUDENT AGENDAS the school, we request you have this in by mid- November. We are required to have a copy of Students in grades one to five received agendas. all students’ birth certificates on file. In the front of the agenda is information for par- ents/guardians in regards to general school infor- The approximate cost of obtaining a birth in Al- mation, calendar, school policies, etc. Please berta is $40. The parent/guardian requesting the take the time to share this information with you birth certificate must have one piece of identifi- child. The cost of agendas are $7.00 for students cation (their own birth certificate, driver’s li- in Grade 1 to 5 which may be paid on-line or at cense or passport). Once ordered, it will take the office. approximately two weeks to arrive. Application forms are available at the office.

TERRY FOX RUN

On Wednesday, September 25th from 1:45—2:30 p.m. students will be participating in the Terry Fox Run. Fundraising for this run is optional, Pledge sheets will be available at the office. A dedi- cation wall will be set up at the school so students can dedicate their run to someone affected by cancer. If your child is participating in the fundraiser, please have their pledge sheet in by Friday, October 4th. Call the school if you have any questions.

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SAFE ARRIVAL PROGRAM FOR ATTENDANCE 1-855-756-2797 or http://wrsd.schoolconnects.com

École Rocky Elementary uses an automated serviced call the Safe Arrival Program for reporting student attendance. This has been in place since November 2013. The Safe Arrival Program allows parents/guardians to report their child’s absence in advance, or before a cut-off time of 9:00 a.m. for the current day in one of two ways:

Logging onto the Safe Arrival Parent Portal website: http://go.schoolmessenger.ca Calling the Safe Arrival toll free phone umber: 1-855-756-2797

The message machine used at the school will no longer take messages from parents about attend- ance. Please use one of the two methods mentioned to report your child(ren)’s absence.

The Safe Arrival Program reduces the time it takes to verify student attendance making it easier for you to report your child’s absence and easier for the school to respond to unexplained student ab- sences.

We are asking parents/guardians to report student absences prior to 9:00 a.m. for the current day, as well as planned future absences via the internet or telephone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, e.g. medical appointments.

The Safe Arrival Program uses an automated notification system to contact parents/guardians who have not reported their child’s absent. The automated notification system will contact parents/ guardians at multiple contact numbers until one of the designated contacts is reached. If our system is unable to reach a designated contact after 30 minutes, office staff will follow up. By reporting your child’s absence in advance using the 1-855-756-2797 number or http:// go.schoolmessenger.ca, you will not receive a call. Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact the school.

WILD ROSE SCHOOL DIVISION PARENT CALENDAR

A WRSD Parent Information Calendar has been sent home with all chil- dren. You may also find this calendar on the Wild Rose School Division website: http://wrsd.ca under the Parent section Division Calendar. If for some reason you did not get one, please contact the office. PAGE 12 ÉCOLE ROCKY ELEMENTARY NEWS

AFTER SCHOOL ARRANGEMENTS—IMPORTANT

It is extremely important that if your child’s afterschool arrangements have changed that you write a note to your child’s teacher and contact the bus driver. Unless there is a note the teacher will follow your child’s usual after school arrangements.

BREAKFAST PROGRAM

Our “Breakfast Program” is up and running. It runs from 8:20 a.m. to first bell at 8:40 a.m. Any student in the school has the option of coming to the program. Some students have long bus rides, sleep in, aren’t hungry when they leave home, but are hungry once they get to school. There is no charge for this program. It operates as part of the “Breakfast Club of Canada” with our main sponsor being Encana. If you or some- one you know would like to make a donation to our breakfast program or are able to assist, please contact Mrs. Allen at (403) 845-3541.

We are in need of helpers on weekday mornings from 8-8:45 a.m. Please contact the school if you are able to help. If you are interested in leaving your name and phone number to be able to come in when we are short of helpers, please contact Mrs. Allen. ÉCOLE ROCKY ELEMENTARY NEWS PAGE 13

BACK-TO-SHOOL LUNCH IDEAS

Give your kids the energy they need to succeed at school. Try out these new healthy lunch ideas:

• Tropical ham sandwiches (ham, pineapple, banana) • Peanut butter sandwiches made with grated carrot, banana, applesauce, sliced apples/pears or raisins (please keep in mind if there are peanut allergies in the classroom) • Wraps/tacos: fill them with whatever your child likes • Yogurt or homemade pudding with added fruit • Hot soup or chili in a thermos • Cheese and apple sandwiches • Homemade pizza

GIVE YOUR CHILD THE TOOLS TO GET ORGANIZED FOR SCHOOL SUCCESS

She rushed out the door, late for the bus again. Five minutes later, you saw her math homework sit- ting on her bed.

Helping your child get organized is one of the most important ways to help her do better in school. After all, is she doesn’t have her homework, she can’t turn it in for a grade.

Here are some tips that will get your child organized year:

 Start with a daily checkup. Each day, have your child clean out her back pack—all the way to the bottom (yipes!). Then help her make a list of what she has to do that day. She’ll feel good as she checks off each item on her list. And you’ll be happy when you don’t find math home- work on the bed in the morning.

 Help your child set up a study space. Kids who aren’t naturally organized need all the help they can get. Studying in the same place every day is one way to help them focus. You don’t have to buy a desk—the kitchen table can be a good study spot. But collect pens, pencils, paper, erasers and other study supplies in a box. That way, they’ll be ready when she needs them.

Reprinted with permission from the October 2007 issue of Parents make the difference!® (Elementary School Edition) newsletter.

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The Staff and Students of École Rocky Elementary Cordially Invite Grandparents and Grandfriends to Our Annual Grandparents and Grandfriends Day on Thursday, October 10th, 2019 1:30 P.M.

Everyone welcome!

Families are asked to donate a sandwich baggie of veggies cut up (i.e. carrots, onion, potato by Wednesday, October 9th. We will be using our garden produce as well to make soup for all! Thank you so much!

1:30 p.m. Story in the Gym - Mr. Bowman Then you are invited to join students in their classes for soup!

Please let your child’s teacher know how many are coming.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our principal, Mr. Bowman at (403) 845-3541.