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Vol. 30 No. 52 Redwater, Alberta November 10, 2021

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For the third consecutive week a COVID-19 death was reported in the Smoky Lakeregion, however active and new case numbersdeclined.

According to the Government of Albertawebsite, as of Nov. 5 Smoky Lake County has

had 1,642 reported cases of COVID-19. Of the62 active cases last week, 22 were new.Smoky Lake County had 1,563 recoveredcases and has had a total of 17 deaths. It hadan active case rate of 740 per 100,000 peoplelast week. For reporting purposes, SmokyLake County includes the urban municipalitieswithin it and the First Nations and Metis set-tlements adjacent to it.

Sturgeon County has had a total of 1,554reported cases. Last week there were 19 newcases and 49 active cases. Sturgeon had 1,496recovered cases and has had a total of ninedeaths. Its active case rate last week was 175per 100,000 people.

Thorhild County has had 170 reported casesof COVID-19. Last week it had zero newcases and four active cases. It had 165 casesreported recovered and has had one death. Itsactive case rate last week was 147 per 100,000people.

Sturgeon is divided into two reporting areason the government website. Sturgeon Countyeast has had 357 reported cases. Last week ithad two new cases and four active cases. Ithad 352 cases reported recovered and has hadone death. Its active case rate last week was 66per 100,000 people. Sturgeon east includesGibbons and Redwater.

Sturgeon County west and the smallerurban centers within it have had a total of1,197 reported cases. Last week there were 17new cases and 45 active cases. It had a total of1,144 recovered cases and has had eightdeaths. Its active case rate last week, includingMorinville, was 199 per 100,000 people. Stur-geon west includes Legal and Bon Accord.

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Two more COVID-19 deathsin Smoky Lake area

Rhys DesRoches and Lillyanna Paly of Thorhild Central School's Kindergartenclass proudly present their classroom wreath on Nov. 5th with Remembrance Daycoming up the following week..

‘Safely on Board’ visited the Holy Family Catholic School in Waskatenauon Oct. 22. They presented to the preschool and kindergarten studentsabout bus safety, and procedures. Here Maria Bravo learns how to exitfrom the back of the bus.

The Sturgeon Refinery has settled intolong-term production of diesel from bitumen.

“We’re in that steady, stable, and boringoperations state,” said External Relationsmanager Vanessa Goodman during the Nov. 3‘Life In The Heartland Fall Industry Update’.“We’re really happy to be at the point wherewe’re taking that 50,000 barrels of bitumenand turning it into 40,000 barrels of diesel andother products.” She noted that while thisstage lacks exciting announcements, it isappreciated by operations and maintenancestaff.

The refinery has 200 to 300 people workingon site. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic,

many of the administrative staff are currentlyworking from home.

Goodman said the immediate future holdsmuch of the same, with supply and servicescontinuing to be purchased locally as much aspossible.

The refinery began producing diesel fromcrude in November 2017 and began full oper-ations of converting bitumen to diesel in April2020. It uses 50,000 barrels per day of bitu-men.

Since beginning operations, the refinery hascaptured about 1.5 million tonnes of carbondioxide.

Sturgeon Refinery is happily atthe boring stage -- processing50,000 barrels of bitumen daily

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Annual General Meeting Thursday, November 18, 2021 at 8:30 p.m.Due to Covid restrictions, this will be a virtual meeting.

Anyone wishing to participate are to register through emailwith their name and email address so we can invite you to

the meeting through the Zoom program.Please email: [email protected].

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Shawna Walter, AssociateSuperintendent Education Ser-

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Schools effective Nov.4. She will remain inthis role for theremainder of the 2021-22 school year.

Outgoing Superin-tendent Mary LynneCampbell has retired.

In early 2022, theBoard will begin therecruiting process for anew permanent Super-intendent to start inJuly 2022.

“We know thatShawna has the ‘rightstuff’ to lead us in thistime of transition andwe are looking forwardto exciting daysahead,” stated JoeDwyer, Board Chair.

Walter now acting superintendent

Ochre Park School Parents’ Society treasurer Hinke Therrien (L-R), her daughter Natalie and president Amanda Strieglergratefully accept a $1,500 donation from The Lions Club of Redwater president Frank Stapleton. With this donation the Lions Clubcontinued its annual support of the hot lunch program at Ochre Park School in Redwater. Lions secretary Dave McRae said thedonation means that once per month every student can get a hot dog lunch, and other supporters of the program ensure that thehot lunch program is successful throughout the school year. The Lions Club received a hand made and colored ‘Frank You’ cardfrom the Society. It will become part of the club’s archives and memorabilia collection.

--photo by Dave McRae

THE REVIEW, Redwater, Alberta, 780-942-2023, email: [email protected], Wednesday, November 10, 2021, Page A3

Phone: 780-398-3741 www.thorhildcounty.com 801 - 1st Street, Box 10, Thorhild AB T0A 3J0

THORHILD COUNTY FAMILY MEDICAL CLINICBook your appointment today

Call 780-398-4MED (4633)

The best way to prevent the flu is to get vaccinated. Everyone 6 monthsand older should have the influenza vaccine. This is free if you live, work,or go to school in Alberta. Don’t delay book your appointment today 780-

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Screening tests help find cervical cancer before any symptoms develop.Screening ages is from age 25 – 69.

Don’t wait book your appointment now 780-398-4633.

Should this date not work call the clinic to schedule on an alternate date.

SNOW PLOWING ONPRIVATE PROPERTY

Registered Landowners:

Please call the Thorhild County Administration Office @ 780-398-3741 topurchase a flag. Flags can be picked up from the Administration Building,Public Works Office, or the Radway Post Office. Landowners are requiredto sign a yearly easement.

• Driveways will be addressed after all County roads are cleared

• Driveway Plowing consists of one pass in and back out

• Each flag is good for one plow only

• Fees and Flags must be purchased before the work is done

Fee:

$35.00/Flag

$25.00/Flag for seniors 65+ who are physically living on the property andcan provide age verification.

*Residents who plow their own driveways must be aware that snow is to be cleared to the right

of the driveway and that no snow is to be pushedacross the road, please refer to

Policy 934

Division 1Richard [email protected]

Division 2Deputy Reeve Angela [email protected]

Division 3Reeve Joyce [email protected]

Division 4Janine [email protected]

Division 5Trevor [email protected]


THORHILD LEGION BRANCH 234Remembrance Day

ServiceThursday, November 11th

Service at Cenotaph 10:45 am

Thank you to all who have purchased a Wreath or

Poppy

Lest We Forget

Everyone Welcome!!Members please

attend

RREEMMEEMMBBRRAANNCCEE DDAAYY

NOVEMBER 11, 2021

Redwater LegionRemembrance Day Service

CEREMONY

• 10:45 A.M. Outsideat the Cenotaph, RedwaterAFTER CEREMONY:

• Coffee, Hot Chocolate & Doughnuts servedinside after service

Businesses orindividuals

wishing to purchasewreaths or

crosses call Donna at

780-777-7575.

Grade 9 students at H.A. Kostash school in Smoky Lake stand solemnly during the RemembranceCeremony in class.

KOCHAN, JohnIt is with deep sadness that we announce the passing ofJohn Kochan of Radway, AB on October 26, 2021, at theage of 92 years.

Left to lovingly remember John is his sister, Natalka;nephews and nieces, Wayne (Paula), Eugene (Kate), Daryl,Glory, Stephen (Cindy), Kathy (Tony), Carrie (Fred),Raymond, Robert; and stepdaughter, Ella; and theirfamilies.

John was predeceased by his parents, Alexander andKateryna; loving wife, Margaret (nee Cook, formerlyParsons); and sisters, Anne, Helen and Katie.

Prayer Service will be held at Park Memorial, 9709 – 111Avenue, Edmonton, AB on November 12, 2021 at 6 p.m.Per Alberta’s Restriction Exemption Program, please beprepared to provide proof of Vaccinations (along with validID for those age 18 and over), or proof of a negative rapidCOVID test taken within 72 hours of entry, or an originalmedical exemption letter. Funeral Service will be held inRadway, AB at Assumption of the Blessed Virgin MaryUkrainian Catholic Church on November 13, 2021 at 1 p.m.

For those unable to attend, a livestream of the service maybe viewed by visiting www.parkmemorial.com and selecting“Webcasting” from the menu on John’s Book ofMemories.Photos, memories, and condolences may be sharedthrough www.parkmemorial.com.

Park MemorialEdmonton 780-426-0050Family Owned Funeral HomeCrematorium, Reception CentreOlivia Clark topped her costume with a

bright smile at Ochre Park School inRedwater’s Halloween celebration Oct.29. --photoprovided by OchrePark School


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Al deGroot, a Food Bank volunteer, looksover the boxes of donations fromWaskatenau. The Redwater Foodbank hasreceived a generous donation from the HolyFamily Catholic School in Waskatenau. TheLeader Core Group is made up of volunteerstudents from grade 7-11 who set up socialjustice projects within the school to help boththeir school community and the surroundingcommunity. Through their "ThankfulTuesday" project, the students brought itemsfor the foodbank on Tuesdays throughoutOctober. The kids also collected foodbankdonations from the citizens of Waskatenauduring Halloween as part of their "Stop theHunger" campaign. Their efforts resulted in957 pounds of food and $343 for theRedwater foodbank. A number of RedwaterFoodbank volunteers picked up the foodfrom the school and unloaded it at the foodbank. The foodbank is thankful for thewonderful volunteers they have. With winterfast approaching the foodbank is seeing asteady increase in clients. A heartfelt "thank-you" went out to the residents ofWaskatenau and the staff and students ofthe Holy Family Catholic school for helpingthe food bank to keep its shelves stocked.

Thorhild County reeve Joyce Pierce takesher oath of office from interim CAO RyanMaier Oct. 26.

Smoky Lake County reeve Lorne Halisky(Seated) takes his oath of office from CAOGene Sobolewski during council's Oct. 28organizational meeting. --photo provided bySmoky Lake County

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Among local municipalities, Sturgeon Coun-ty was the only one in line with provincial timechange referendum results with a majority vote

against having daylight savings time through-out the year.

The referendum question read: Do you want

Alberta to adopt year-round Daylight SavingTime, which is summer hours, eliminating theneed to change our clocks twice a year?

Results of the time change referendum voteposted on the provincial government websiteshow that in Sturgeon County (includingAlexander First Nation and Alexander IndianReserve #134) 4,554 residents voted with 49.3percent voting yes and 50.7 percent no.

The provincial total result was 49.8 percentyes and 50.2 percent no.

In Thorhild County 56.2 percent of the 1,147residents who voted in the referendum said yesand 43.8 percent no.

The variance was even greater in SmokyLake County (including Saddle Lake CreeNation, Whitefish Lake Indian Reserve #128)where 1,035 voters had results of 58.1 percentyes to 41.9 percent no.

Area urban centers showed similar results.In Redwater the 647 referendum votes were

split with 57.6 percent yes to 42.4 no.To the east the yes vote was over 60 percent.The Town of Smoky Lake results from 487

voters were 60.6 percent yes to 39.4 percent no.In Vilna 72 residents voted 66.7 percent yes

and 33.3 percent no while in Waskatenau 35residents voted 62.9 percent yes and 37.1 per-cent no.

Urban centers within Sturgeon County allhad yes votes, but the margins were closer.

The 2,640 Morinville residents who voted inthe referendum were split with 53.8 percent

voting yes and 46.2 percent no.Legal had 379 residents vote in the referen-

dum with the result of 54.3 votinng yes and45.7 percent no.

Bon Accord had 361 votes cast in the refer-endum, with 53.5 percent voting yes and 46.5no.

In Gibbons the 782 referendum votes were51.9 yes and 48.1 no.

In LovingMemory ofJoseph“Joe”

WosnackJan. 11, 1925 -Nov. 11, 2016

Gone are the days we used to shareBut in our hearts you are always there.The gates of memory will never closeWe miss you more than anyone knows.Remembered with love, laughter and tears

Nettie & Family

Thorhild, Smoky Lake, Redwater oppose daylight saving but Sturgeon, Alberta decide to keep it


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PUBLIC NOTICEAGRIUM INC

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND ENHANCEMENT ACTNOTICE OF APPLICATION

In accordance with the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act, Agrium Inc., awholly owned subsidiary of Nutrien Ltd., has applied to Alberta Environment and Parksfor an amendment to an existing approval for the company’s Redwater FertilizerManufacturing Plant (Redwater Facility). The operation is located on the NE & NWQuadrants and LSDs 5 & 6 of the SW Quadrant of Section 17, LSD approximately 1/3 of8 of the SE Quadrant of Section 18, Section 20, LSDs 12 & 13 of the NW Quadrant ofSection 21, and Section 29, all in Township 56, Range 21, West of the 4th Meridian, 12km south of the town of Redwater, Alberta. The amendment is for construction,operation and reclamation of a cogeneration power plant rated 30 MW within theRedwater Facility.

A directly affected person may provide input into certain regulatory decisions, as allowedby the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act (section 73). Specifically, anyperson who is directly affected by this application may submit a written statement ofconcern within 30 days of the date of this notice to:Environment and ParksRegulatory Approvals Center5th Floor, South Petroleum Plaza9915 - 108 StreetEdmonton, Alberta T5K 2G8Fax: (780) 422-0154E- mail:[email protected]

The written statement of concern should include the following:- the application number 028-210- describe concerns that are relevant to matters regulated by the Environmental

Protection and Enhancement Act- explain how the filer of the concern will be directly affected by the activities

proposed in the application- provide the legal land location of the land owned or used by the filer where the

concerns described are believed to be applicable- state the distance between the land owned or used by the filer and the site in the

application- contact information including the full name and mailing address of the filer.

Please provide a telephone number and/or email address for ease of contact.

Environment and Parks will review each written statement of concern, seek moreinformation if needed, and notify each filer by letter of the decision to accept or rejecttheir written submission as a valid statement of concern. The Public Notice of thisapplication will also be posted on the Department’s website athttps://avw.alberta.ca/PublicNoticesViewer.aspx.

Statements of concern submitted regarding this application are public records which areaccessible by the public and the applicant. Failure to file a statement of concern mayaffect the right to file a Notice of Appeal with the Environmental Appeals Board.

Copies of the application and additional information can be obtained from:Agrium Inc.Attention: David MincklerBag 20, Redwater AB T0A 2W0Telephone: (780) 998-6144Fax: Email: [email protected]

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