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County council
seeks feedback
before Alberta First
Resolution vote
DEIRDRE MITCHELL-MACLEAN
Times Contributor
Flying start
Wheatland County residents will have an op-
Page 13 portunity to provide feedback to county council
about the county’s “Alberta First” resolution.
At the county’s last regular council meeting,
county Councillor Jason Wilson proposed an
amendment to the timeline of the resolution,
adopted in principle on Nov. 6.
Wilson is hoping to be able to table the res-
olution for a vote at the Rural Municipalities of
Alberta (RMA) zone meeting in January.
The resolution asks that the government of
Alberta act on the following recommendations:
Kings learning lesson withdraw from the Canada Pension Plan and
create an Alberta Pension Plan offering the
same benefits at lower cost while giving Alber-
ta control over the investment fund; collect its
Offering IV Sedation own revenue from personal income tax, as the
province already does for corporate income tax;
Dr. Ashkan Hamzehi DDS
Dr. Arzy Kafrouny DDS use Section 88 of the Supreme Court’s decision
Dr. Sharif Faizi DMD in the Quebec Secession Reference to remove
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100 Ranch Market, Unit 105F use Section 88 of the Supreme Court’s decision
Strathmore, AB 403.934.5292 in the Quebec Secession Reference to demand
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Senate reform; start preparing to replace the
RCMP as the provincial police force; and, the
Province of Alberta enter into an agreement
with the federal government, similar to the Can-
ada-Quebec Accord, allowing Alberta to oversee
its own immigration that depicts the regional,
cultural and economic needs of the province.
The resolution goes on to state that “if the
federal government does not deal with these
demands in good faith; if they block, hinder, or
otherwise prevent Alberta from exercising its
Look on Pages 8, 9 & 16 for rights as outlined above, that the government
Town of Strathmore of Alberta will hold a referendum with a ‘clear
Municipal Notices question,’ as defined by the Clarity Act, on the
secession of Alberta from the Canadian Confed-
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“The Government of Alberta’s new such costs, I’d rather see a regional or creation of an Alberta Police Advisory
police funding model will inject more provincial police force where bound- Board.
than $286 million over five years into aries follow (municipal) borders, and
frontline law enforcement for these ad- local boards have governing power.”
ditional RCMP officer and civilian po- While the Town of Strathmore is not to fill positions on the
sitions,” stated the news release. “This directly affected by the proposed in- Executive Committee.
new cost-sharing partnership will see creases, Mayor Pat Fule noted that as a Residential
small and rural communities begin central hub within Wheatland County, Acreage Urgent help is required
to pay a portion of frontline policing the town has a role to play.
Award Winning to fill numerous positions.
costs, bringing them into line with “We need to look at the entire prob-
larger communities and cities.” lem with rural crime” Fule said in a Enjoy being involved with a very
The terminology – cost-sharing part- statement. “There are very clear lines rewarding community
nership – is pleasant enough, but lo- that can be drawn from cuts to social REALTY HORIZON support initiative.
cal municipalities haven’t been feeling programs to a rise in crime. The RCMP Alisa Wurz
much like “partners” in the decision- are a big part of the solution, but so For more information
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Rural policing costs questioned accomplish any further benefit if the criminals are simply
released with no consequence to re-offend?
To the Editor My suggestions are thus:
I enclose a copy of an email I have sent to our MLA 1. ENFORCE THE LAWS! If the penalty for break and
[see below]. I am somewhat incensed at the thought of enter with violence is life imprisonment, then ENFORCE
our so-called Conservative government spending more IT! I would wager that if some of these penalties were
of our tax dollars to add to an already large policing properly administered, we would see a dramatic fall in
community in our province. RCMP, sheriff, peace officers, crime after only a handful of criminals were convicted.
fish and wildlife, environment, and assorted city and mu- 2. I am sure that the cost of each law enforcement
nicipal policing bodies as well as even railroad police officer including pension, benefits, patrol car, gasoline,
seem to be more focused on entrapment of the minor etc. would well exceed $100,000 yearly (if not double).
infractions of otherwise law-abiding citizens instead of I would suggest that for far less than this ongoing cost
the criminal element in our society. In many cases they your government could virtually fund the erection of a
have merely become tax collectors. fence or wall around every farmstead in the province
In law enforcement’s defense, I sympathize with their complete with an automated security gate.
frustrations with a far too lenient court system. Criminals 3. My third and I feel most valid suggestion is to in-
are released to continue in their deeds within days if not volve the people in our rural communities. I would sug-
hours and the citizenry is charged should they attempt to gest that a course be offered to individual property own-
defend their property, family or person. More policing is ers to train them in the proper and safe defense of their
NOT the answer, more law enforcement IS. property. No different than law enforcement, these indi-
If your readers agree, please contact our MLA the Hon. viduals would be issued a firearm or Taser (if so desired)
Leela Aheer and voice your opinion. and be held responsible for its use or misuse. Signage at
Grant Klaiber their gateway would indicate their training most likely
Strathmore discouraging any would be intruder.
4. I would suggest also that the myriad of law en-
[Letter to MLA Aheer] forcement that we presently have be refocused on pur-
Hon. Ms. Aheer, pose. Instead of patrol cars hiding behind signs and fo-
I have read recently that the UCP government has de- liage or sitting for hours at a busy intersection waiting
cided to address the rural crime issue by hiring up to 300 to capture a citizen for not signaling to change lanes
more law enforcement officers. This is NOT a conserva- or forgetting to carry their driver’s license with them or
tive response to the issue! This is nothing more than a any other frivolous infraction that poses no threat to the
move toward a “police state” situation for the following safety of humanity, they could be deployed to larger and
reasons: more dangerous threats Make the courts enforce the law
1. This increase in policing will mean further harass- when law enforcement presents the perpetrators instead
ment to the agricultural community by law enforcement of simply releasing them immediately. By not enforcing
officers zealous to justify their employment by “doing the law you demoralize law enforcement and endanger
something”, i.e. writing tickets for minor infractions on the public! In short, we need fewer police and better law
country backroads, etc. enforcement.
2. Considering that laws are NOT being enforced suffi- A Concerned Citizen,
TIMES
ciently by the courts presently, how would further arrests Grant Klaiber
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The Strathmore Royal Ca- Public Hearing Notice
nadian Legion Branch #10
held their annual breakfast Wheatland County will consider the following applications for Public Hearing
with Santa on Nov. 30.
at the regular Council meeting on Tuesday, December 17, 2019.
Children and adults alike
got to enjoy breakfast and
getting their photos taken Bylaw #: 2019-26
with Santa. Legal Description: SW-2-24-26-W4
Proposal: Land use redesignation for +/- 2.27 acres to redesignate lands
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Bylaw #: 2019-33
LANDSCAPE PLUS from a $53 million industry in 2008 to a Statutory Document: Kneehill County and Wheatland County
News Release $100 million industry in 2019 — some- Intermunicipal Development Plan
Proposal: In order to comply with the recent amendments to the
thing growers hadn’t predicted.
Municipal Government Act, municipalities that share a border must enter
Are you having trouble finding “Millennials and Generation Xers are
into an Intermunicipal Development Plan (IDP) that address specific
your favourite type of Christmas tree? more interested in real versus artifi- topics. The intent of the IDP is to foster good relations by putting into
A North American-wide shortage of cial,” noted Brennan. “Overall, there is policy how both municipalities will communicate with each other on
Christmas trees is being reported and a stronger demand for natural products different types of planning applications as well as establishing a dispute
several factors have contributed to the that can be composted.” resolution process. Each municipality’s jurisdiction remains the same,
shortfall. Fortunately, with some flexibility and and the IDP does not change land use districts.
While the 2008 recession was a long creativity, you can still have an attrac-
time ago, it is a primary cause of the tive tree in your home this year. Comments may be forwarded in writing to Wheatland County or in person at
low supply. In 2008 and 2009, tree Purchase your tree early; even if the above meeting. The application files may be reviewed in the County Office
farmers planted fewer trees. Fraser firs you’re not ready to put it up it can stay during regular office hours – Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
and other Christmas tree species take wrapped in the garage or basement.
about 10 years to mature. Just make sure to keep it in a bucket of
Challenging growing conditions and water to maintain freshness. Full details regarding public hearings and
Be flexible in your choice of tree –
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to climate change have also had a sub- start a new tradition with a different development permit approvals can be found on
stantial effect on tree farm crops. variety. Then consider putting it in a our website at:
Sadly, many established Christmas
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different part of the house, such as a
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atre Company of Ed- night out and made
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their musical spin on fundraiser on Dec. 6.
the classic Sleeping All funds raised went
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all cylinders as they defeated Cardston 16-0 on Dec. 8 at the the NWCCA Stamps to a 3-3 draw on Dec. 7 at the Strathmore Fam- been playing softball for 10 years. Most re-
Strathmore Family Centre. The Storm will now hit the road for a ily Centre. The local double-A midget team is preparing to host the cently, she played for the Alberta Elite team
pair of games in Red Deer and Okotoks on Dec. 14-15. Lethbridge Hurricanes on Dec. 15 (1:30 p.m.) at the Strathmore Family as a pitcher.
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THANK YOU
Obituary Obituary
Thank you to all the people for their
TRUSCOTT, DOORE-MCHUGH, many acts of kindness and generosity toward
John Earl Nakai Freddie Leroy Fandry’s Family while he was in the
John Truscott, 65, passed away, due In Loving Memory hospital and after his death.
to health complications on November of My Angel Baby Son: The visitors, flowers, cards, delicious food and
27th, 2019 in Strathmore, Alberta. An Angel in the book of life all the hours of work done to support us and
John was born on August 2, 1954, in Harrowsmith, wrote down my son’s birth make Leroy’s funeral a memorable tribute are
Ontario. He moved out west in the 70’s and pursued and whispered as she closed the book greatly appreciated.
his passion for vehicles. He worked in the auto indus- “Too Beautiful for Earth.”
try, drove truck and attended numerous car shows. Burial: December 9, 2019 We are so blessed to live in such a caring
John is survived by his loving daughter, Aislinn Ger- community.
ber; cousin, Phil Sweet and numerous nieces and Love Darlene and Family.
nephews.
He was predeceased by his father and mother, Clifton
Truscott and Rose Truscott; four brothers, Vic Truscott,
Leo Truscott, Neil Truscott and Sam Truscott; as well
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November 13, 1943 - Unknown ing and sporting equipment. servicing Westmount school
of the net during a 6-0 loss to the top ranked
Okotoks Bisons on Dec. 8 at the Strathmore – December 1, 2019 Free pick up Edmonton kindergarten to children 12
surrounding area to consign. years of age, has openings.
Family Centre. The team is preparing for a pair of Allan Gawley of Wheatland County Lovingly Remembered by Call 780-440-1860. Please call 403-934-5139.
home games on Dec. 14-15. Doug Taylor Photos passed away at Agape Hospice on De- Lynne & Family
cember 1, 2019 with his family at his side. He will be
IN THE TIMES!
ening to see how the top teams in the It is with great sadness that we, Lorne’s family, wife
league compete, particularly Okotoks. Elaine, sons Shawn (Donna), Cary (Kristina), daughter
Blais (Duane) and their children along with his brother CORRECTION
“It was a tough weekend – two of the
best teams in (the league) – bar none
Bruce (Verna) and families, announce his passing. He Please note in the ad on
is also survived by many tight knit brothers and sis-
and you just have to deal with it,” said
West. “Now we’ve seen Okotoks – they
ters in law as well as his nieces and nephews and
aunts, uncles and cousins. He loved his extended
December 6th for the
Wheatland Seniors Call 403-934-5589
are the best and you can tell. Bottom family. We are grateful for having him as our guid-
line is defence. They are very good at ing ship and mentor for so many years. Lorne has Transportation,
influenced many students and adults in his life as a
their defence – it’s 6-0 for a reason. And
teacher, principal, farmer and entrepreneur. He was
the date for the
it’s 6-0 because how good they play on
D. Their breakouts are excellent, their
a “jock” and loved outdoor life, especially snow and September 2020 Shopping Bus
waterskiing, motorbiking, jogging and cycling. Re-
O zone is excellent, but their defence is cently, he has enjoyed escaping the winter, walking is September 8th.
absolutely perfect. on the beaches of Puerto Escondido, Mexico lapping
“We have to learn to be better in our up the soothing sound of the ocean and the warmth
D zone, right? We just witnessed how of the sun. Donations may be made directly to the
hard it is. When a defensive team plays Wheatland & Area Hospice Society (PO Box 2154,
good, then it’s no problem. It’s up to us Strathmore, AB, T1P 1K2 or at wheatlandhospice.
to play the same way.” ca/donate). A Celebration of Life service will be held
NOTICE
on Monday, December 16, 2019 at Hope Commu-
According to West, who took over the nity Covenant Church (245 Brent Blvd, Strathmore) at
reins of the Kings two weeks ago after 2:00 p.m. To send condolences, please visit Lorne’s
the release of former coach Joel Robin- obituary at www.wheatlandfuneralhome.ca
son, the Oilers are by far the best team After 4:30 pm
Merry Christmas &
in the league and arguably the best Ju-
nior B team in the nation. December 31, 2019
However, with their tough weekend
Your WID Assessment
behind them, the Kings are now pre- Obituary Happy New Year
paring for a pair of home games this and Billing Notice
weekend at the Strathmore Family Cen- HORNE, Linda Kaye During the holidays
tre. The team will host the Lomond Lak- August 27, 1948 increases by a
ers on Dec. 14 (8 p.m.), before tangling our office will be
with another top team in Airdrie the fol-
– December 9, 2019
Linda passed away at the Strathmore 9% Penalty Charge
lowing day at 4:45 p.m.
“We have to work hard and our goal
Hospital on December 9, 2019. CLOSED Avoid the extra charge
A Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday, Decem-
is to get four points next week,” said ber 18, 2019 at Hope Community Covenant Church
DECEMBER by mailing or dropping off a
(245 Brent Blvd., Strathmore) at 11:00 a.m. To send
West. “(Our boys) don’t quit. The battle post-dated cheque today.
is there, the commitment is there; it’s condolences, please visit Linda’s obituary at www.
wheatlandfuneralhome.ca.
25, 26, & 27, 2019
just a matter of now getting the systems
in place that have been lacking. It’s time
& JANUARY 1, 2020 Thank You
to get them there.”
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HIP/KNEE REPLACEMENT? IN A SEALED ENVELOPE Starting wage $15 per hour. Is Hiring:
Other medical conditions ADDRESSED TO THE ATTENTION OF THE
causing TROUBLE WALKING
KITCHEN CHAIRMAN.
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ted@treetotreenurseries.ca
1 Permanent, Full Time Part Time
Cook RDA II
or DRESSING? The Disability
Tax Credit allows for $3,000
yearly tax credit and $50,
000 lump sum refund. Ap- QUALITY FARM LAND $15.20 Hourly, for 40 Hours per week, for Fridays and
Strathmore Station start ASAP
ply NOW; quickest refund FOR SALE BY TENDER some Saturdays
Nationwide! Expert help. Restaurant & Pub Minimum 2-3 years Experience
The following property is offered for sale by tender has full and part time for dental office
1-844-453-5372.
subject to the restrictions in the existing certificate positions available for: Specific Skills: in Strathmore.
JIFFY LUBE - Own your of title: Prep and cook full course meals and individual
own business for as little as PLAN 6349 AV Pub & Restaurant dishes. Ensure quality of food and determine size Email resume to
and food proportions, plan menus, food costs,
(PARCEL ‘B’) sdh2010@
SERVERS
$150,000. If you are driven
BLOCK 2 monitor and order supplies. Inspect and clean
to be in business for yourself
and want to be a hands-on CONTAINING 61.9 HECTARES (153 ACRES) kitchen and food service areas. Adhere to policies shaw.ca
owner, email newowner@ MORE OR LESS Must be over 18 years and have ProServe, and procedures in preparation, cooking and safe
BLOCK 4 handling of food and train and supervise staff in
jiffylubeservice.ca for more
details. CONTAINING 55.8 HECTARES (138 ACRES)
REELfacts within 30 days of hire same. Work with specialized cooking equipment REAL ESTATE
MORE OR LESS $15/hr (deep fryer, etc) and work with minimal supervision. GREAT SASKATCHEWAN
The property is located 2.5 miles south of Rockyford Experience preferred, Organized job task planning abilities, flexibility, FARMLAND with Mineral
and 2.5 miles east on Township Road 261 and Range but will train suitable candidates reliability, initiative, significant use of memory, and
FOR SALE Road 230 - Southwest corner. Annual surface lease paying attention to details is also required skills.
Rights. 160 Acres Priced at
the low end of SK average
BLANKET THE PROVINCE revenue currently $7,445.00. 291 acres (more or less) Also, must have the ability to work well with others with a 4.85% return/year
with a classified ad. Only total, approximately 280 acres cultivated. Please apply with resume in person to in a fast-paced environment while under pressure. on investment. 2/3rds min-
$269 (based on 25 words or Peter or Joanne Mon-Fri 11am-4pm Standing and/or walking for extended periods, some eral rights included in price.
Possession Date March 27, 2020. lifting. Must Speak, Read, Write fluent English.
less). Reach over 100 weekly @ 380 Ridge Road, Strathmore Long term 10 year lease.
newspapers. Call NOW for Tender Agreements may be acquired from and Great land and value. Call
details. 1-800-282-6903 returned to: How to Apply: with resume by email to Doug 306-716-2671.
Ext 200; www.awna.com. Lynn Woods Law Office strathmorestationjobs@gmail.com or In Person to
Box 2335, #101 318 3rd Ave. Peter Klironomos at 380 Ridge Road, Strathmore AB
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$GAS CITY 20,000 sq ft half
METAL ROOFING & SID- Strathmore, AB T1P 1K3 T1P 1B5 between 13:00 and 17:00 block, 3 solid brick buildings;
ING. 37+ colours available Phone (403) 934-6333 Fax (403) 934-6355 One title, low maintenance.
at over 55 Distributors. 40 Email: Lynn@strathmorelaw.ca 20 rentals appraised $3
year warranty. 24-48 hour million turn key. $750,000
Sealed Tender Agreements must be accompanied by Manderley Turf Products Inc.
Express Service available at firm; 403-821-deal(3325);
a 10% deposit in the form of a bank draft payable to
supporting Distributors. Call 255041 Twp Rd 234 gascityads@gmail.com;
Lynn Woods Law Office in Trust, and must be received
1-888-263-8254. Wheatland County, AB Dealofthecentury.godaddy-
no later than 4:00 pm on February 21, 2020. Tenders
sites.com.
STEEL BUILDING CLEAR-
subject to financing approval will not be considered. Looking for:
FARM
The highest or any tender will not necessarily be GOLDEN HILLS SCHOOL DIVISION
ANCE Fall Blowout - Priced
accepted. The deposits of unsuccessful tenderers GET YOUR
to Clear!” 20X25 $6,687.
will be returned to them. CASUAL PART-TIME CLASSIFIED ADS IN!
25X29 $7,459. 28X29
$8,196. 30X35 $9,840.
32X37 $9,898. One end HELP WANTED
RECEPTIONIST LABOURERS
Seasonal, Full-Time Work
403-934-5589
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problem solving skills, and organized job task Golden Hills School Division No. 75
loss? Travel/business oppor- Please contact our
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FITTERS /HR service 435 A Highway No.1 Mailing address: 55403 Range Road,
Strathmore, Alberta T1P 1J4 Leasing Team:
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Email address:
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detail. Standing and/or walking for extended periods. Fax: 403-934-5124 or 934-5125
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FOR RENT
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3.75” wide version Seasonal Nursery for Rent
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BOILERMAKERS LODGE 146
and Greenhouse Jobs 2 Storey, 3 Bedroom
Units downtown
Job includes maintaining plants, potting, -
planting, harvesting trees, loading and 1&2 Bedroom Units
Full-time Seasonal in adult only building
Positions Starting unloading trucks, assembling orders etc. -
April 2020 Applicants should be willing to learn and Tenants pay all utilities
$44
• TIG WELDERS • B PRESSURE WELDERS able to do physical work. Horticulture For more information
• FITTERS • APPRENTICES /HR Send Resumes to: experience an asset. Applicants require please call
anita@eaglelakenurseries.com their own transportation to rural address STRATHMORE
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5kms east of Strathmore. Starting wage Hanneke
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