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Firefighters receive Exemplary Service Medal Leslie Cholowsky Editor
Three Forestburg Firefighters received the Governor General’s 20-year Exemplary Service Award, Bernie Knievel, Chad Kuefler, and Jim Anderson. The medal honours members of a Canadian fire service with over 20 years of service, and is given by The Chancellery of Canadian Orders. The awards are made on behalf of the King by instruments signed by Canada’s Governor General. Firefighters must be nominated to receive this award. The award ceremony was hosted by the Alberta Fire Chiefs Association, who said, “Today we had the distinct honour of hosting the Fire Services Exemplary Service Medal presentation ceremony. It was a day filled with pride and recognition, as we celebrated the exceptional dedication and service of our fire service professionals.” Also there to support the three recipients were
Forestburg Fire Chief Kevin Lunty, Deputy Chief Doug Brown, and FRESS Regional Fire Chief Derek Homme. Forestburg Mayor Blaise Young says, “The Village of Forestburg is extremely proud of our volunteer firefighters. Not only are our volunteers active as first responders, they are also an integral part of our community. “Forestburg Volunteer Firefighters give freely of their time and can be seen supporting and volunteering at every community event. “The community has embraced our firefighters as is evident through the massive financial support of equipment fundraisers hosted by the Friends of the Forestburg Department. “The 20-Year Exemplary Service Award is an indication of the dedication and commitment of those who receive it. Jim, Bernie, and Chad epitomize the highest level of service to Forestburg. We, as a community are very proud of these individuals and congratulate them on this achievement.”
Three Forestburg firefighters received the national 20-year Exemplary Service Medal last week at a special ceremony hosted by the Alberta Fire Chiefs Association. Above, from left: Bernie Knievel, Chad Kuefler, and Jim Anderson received this long service award.
Stunning sunset near Killam
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Jets take a weekend win while Sabres lose a close one at home Leslie Cholowsky Editor
The Hughenden Jets travelled to Castor on Friday, Nov. 24, to take on the Coronation Royals, coming away with their first win of the season. The Jets opened the scoring with a shot from Braden Crone, assisted by Brady Johnson, to go up 1-0. A second point, this time from Ryley Johnson, assisted by Brennan Anholt, put them at a 2-0 lead heading into the second period. Logan Morrison scored one in the second period, from Brady Johnson and Ryley Johnson to make it 3-0 before Coronation managed two goals, one a power play goal, to make it 3-2 heading into the final period. Anholt scored, unassisted, in the third to give the Jets a 4-2 win. Cody Clarkson got the win in net for the Jets, saving 27 of 29 shots, with the Jets hitting 31 shots at the Coronation goal. The Sabres hosted the Delburne Outlaws Friday for an action packed game. There was no scoring in the first period from either team. Clay Lang got the scoring started for the Sabres, with a goal assisted by Chase Schatschneider, then scored on the power play a couple of minutes later, this time from Keaton Holinaty and Ryan Guhle, to put the Sabres up by 2. Guhle scored the Sabres third goal, from Landon Kelndorfer and Kohl Forster to make it 3-0. The Outlaws scored the next three goals, one on the power play, to tie it 33 heading into the third period. Schatschneider scored early in the third to put the Sabres ahead 4-3, then Lang got his third of the night, a hat trick, from Holinaty and Dalton Zemanek to make it 5-3. The Outlaws came back with a pair of goals in the latter part of the period to tie things up again, 5-5 heading into overtime. The Outlaws scored three minutes into overtime to take a 6-5 win over
the Sabres. Matthew Gaume took the loss in goal, saving 23 of 28 shots, with the Sabres shooting 58 at Delburn’s netminder. Lang’s weekend performance puts him on top of the league’s scoring leaders. The Forestburg Flyers
had a by this weekend. After weekend play, the Oyen Eagles came out on top of the league, with 10 points, with Stettler and Irma tied for second place with eight points each. Sedgewick and Provost are tied for fourth place, with seven points each, with Delburne on their
heels at six points in sixth position. Hughenden and Forestburg are tied for seventh, with two points each, while Coronation is still seeking their first win of the season.
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Flagstaff appoints new member of Ag. Service Board Leslie Cholowsky Editor
Flagstaff County Council appointed Brenda Martin as a member-at-large of the Ag. Service Board during the regular meeting held Wednesday, Nov. 22. Martin and her husband run a cow/calf operation, also raising free-range chickens and laying hens. Martin served as Assistant Ag. Fieldman for approximately two years, covering for two maternity positions, and expressed an interest in serving on the board. Council also heard an update from its Planning and Development department, which noted that 15 development permits had been approved in the last quarter, with a value of $3.8 million, with 53 permits issued to date, with a total value just over $10 million. Ten of these were new singlefamily dwellings, and 35 were accessory buildings. Council also approved Bylaw 08-23, the Area Structure Plan for an Industrial Subdivision located in Forestburg with an amendment that the Area Structure Plan schedule be changed to show that a forced main
leaving the lift station is proposed, not an existing service. Council reviewed two policies as part of its three-year review program, the Weight Restrictions on Roads, and Private Laneway Maintenance policies. The Weight Restrictions on Roads had a minor change, exchanging the term “Public Works Superintendent” with “Municipal Services Director.” The Private Laneway Maintenance policy was amended to clearly define terms used in the policy, and to allow service agreements and inspection/hazard assessments to extend from year to year, with the onus on the landowner to notify the County of changes to the condition of private laneways. A minor change was made in the wording to align with Council’s current vision statement. Council received an update from its Health and Safety Department
that outlined seven incidents in the third quarter, with a total of 20 year to date, with 212 training courses completed. Eleven of the incidents related to property damage, six were personal injuries with no lost time, two were related to theft/vandalism, one was a motor vehicle accident, one unsafe act, and two near misses were reported. Incident frequency over the past 10 years as dropped consistently with regards to property damage and personal injury. Council reviewed a Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Strategy report, accepting it as information. The report notes that “While Flagstaff County has been engaged over the past several years in varying FDI attraction efforts, the focus of these efforts have largely been driven by enquiries rather than by a pro-active plan. While working with potential investors is a valuable
effort regardless, it is also important to have the knowledge and capacity to target more proactively and more specifically.” The report says, “As designed, this project effort is expected to provide insight, direction, and recommendations in respect to the following;” then outlining five key points. These included ensuring Flagstaff County is investment ready, ensuring the identification of key target sectors are realistic and relevant, identifying marketing materials and initiatives that can best position the County to achieve its objectives, assessing current practices to ensure investment readiness, and building on the importance of managing relationships with existing companies to build by example or by referral. The FDI strategy was
presented to Council as a subcomponent of the County’s broader economic development strategy. Council also reviewed outstanding taxes for oil and gas companies currently in receivership or bankrupt with assets that have not yet been reclaimed. As these taxes are deemed to be uncollectable, a recommendation was before Council to cancel the taxes in order to receive credit for the education requisition portion of the tax levies from the Provincial government. In all, 15 tax rolls and penalties totalling $11,756.81 were cancelled, which allows administration to apply for a PERC (Provincial Education Requirements Credit) which will return the education requisition portion of the total tax rolls back to Flagstaff County.
Council reviewed and approved Flagstaff Waste Management’s 2024 budget and requisition, with a 0 per cent per capita increase, of $513,982.53 for the County’s portion. Council approved a request from the Galahad and District Ag Society to provide a letter of support for that organization’s grant application for funds to upgrade the building complex. As a hamlet of Flagstaff County, the county is the title holder of the property. Council also voted to donate $1,500 plus a gift basket to the 2024 FIRST Dinner and Auction, something that successive Councils have done since 2015. Council approved the 2024 Parkland Library budget, with a requisition of $9.18 per capita, up 0.43 from 2023’s figure of $8.75.
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November 2023 Meetings
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