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From the PAGE 14 MONDAY APRIL 13, 2020 MONDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2019 PAGE 7
Publisher’s Desk West Yellowhead MLA
Dana McArthur
Member Canadian Association of Journalists PAGE 6 MONDAY October 12, 2020 THE WEEKLY ANCHOR Martin Long
Letter to the Editor T he Weekly ANCHOR
Operation Christmas Child Program
ViewPoint Comment
by Cassie Kushniruk
GUEST EDITORIAL/COMMENT Fire Prevention 2020... Letter to the Editor Policy:
Letter to the Editor
The Weekly Anchor welcomes Letters to the Editor
This year's alarms and
Fire Prevention From the detectors
campaign Publisher’s Desk monthly. All letters are published at the discretion of the editor-publisher
who reserves the right to edit for clarity, length and libel. All
Operation Christmas Child shoebox program will take focuses on Member Canadian Association of Journalists Look for letters must bear the name of the writer —and must also include
Dana McArthur
place this year. You can pack a box online at "Serve Up Fire places where a the address and telephone number (which will not be published).
Safety in the
fire could start
https://www.samaritanspurse.ca Kitchen!". and make sure there are two ways The publisher will consider withholding the writer’s name from
print if there is a legitimate case for reprisals.
or if you want to pack an actual box please call Fire is something that everyone, out of every room. Letters published do not necessarily reflect the policies or beliefs
Augustine at 780-723-3050 for more information. adults and children alike, need to be Fire Prevention Week is also a of this newspaper.
constantly aware of in the home, at
Shoeboxes will be picked up on November 14. work, outdoors —and the time to remind ourselves of the vital
role firefighters have in keeping the
particularly the kitchen as cooking community safe.
is the leading cause of home fires in
Canada. Edson and Yellowhead County
firefighters respond to hundreds of
Prevention and planning are calls a year and they do this
The Weekly Anchoreekly Anchor
Letter to the Editor Policy important steps that can help reduce unwaveringly 24 hours a day, seven The W NEED
risks and hazards associated with days a week. They are a special
The Weekly Anchor welcomes Letters to the Editor fires. Most home fires start with the breed of people who train long The Weekly Anchor Canadian Publication Mail Number - 40014221 NEW
Your
All letters are published at the discretion of the ignition of food or other cooking rigorous hours to fulfill their calling Local Independent Newspaper SERVING: TOWN OF EDSON & YELLOWHEAD COUNTY FOR 30 YEARS!
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safety, but for protecting our
Email: anchorwk@telusplanet.net
the writer’s name from print if there is a legitimate alarms and carbon monoxide communities all year long. See Website: www.weeklyanchor.com
FIREARMS AND MORE
concern of reprisals. Open Letter: detectors are critical. It's equally pages 7 and 8 for more information. Member of the Edson & District Canadian Alberta FIREARMS AND MORE
Letters published do not necessarily reflect the critical to clean and test these Chamber of Commerce Media Circulation Association
Weekly Newspapers
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policies or beliefs of this newspaper.
Open Letter: BY APPOINTMENT
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Town approves Library funding reinstatement ONLY - PLEASE CALL
ONLY - PLEASE CALL
Jim Eglinski Griffiths Park Centre renovation project also gets approval US TO BOOK A TIME...
US TO BOOK A TIME...
MP Yellowhead Letter to the Editor:
5040 3rd Avenue, Edson
by Shaylyn Thornton Operational Reserve would take on the rest of extension of the Town's auditor contract with
the funding at $142,200, leaving their reserve Mergaert, Barford, Williams, Joly & Starkevich for 5040 3rd Avenue, Edson
Letter to the Editor Policy
The October 6 meeting for Edson's Town Council balance at $47,300. year ends 2020 and 2021. The Weekly Anchor welcomes Letters to the Editor
780-723-5787
780-723-5787
saw the approval of multiple motions, including the Edson currently has a large gap in services with The previous three-year contract with the All letters are published at the discretion of the editor-publisher who reserves the right
West Yellowhead MLA My reinstatement of the Edson and District Public the closure of the Boys & Girls Club as well as the auditors concluded at the 2019 year end, which must also include the address and telephone number (which will not be published). The
to edit for clarity, length and libel. All letters must bear the name of the writer —and
closing of the FCSS/ParentLink Centre.
Library's funding as well as the Griffiths Park
allowed for a two-year extension should both
ViewPoint Centre renovation project. Repurposing the facility will allow the Town to parties agree. publisher will consider withholding the writer’s name from print if there is a legitimate
case for reprisals.
by Adrienne Tait The Council had previously discussed these close this gap and offer a "community hub" with Corporate Services Manager Mike Passey said
matters in depth at a Committee of the Whole programming for all ages. that they were happy with the services received and
meeting on September 22. Councillor Jacqui Currie asked Community and were looking to move forward with the two-year
At that meeting, Michael Baird represented the Protective Services General Manager Guy Latour if extension. He also said that there were several PASSPORT PHOTOS & MORE
library in their request to reinstate $44,000 of he had an update on any of the grants discussed at upcoming public sector accounting changes and
funding. the September 22 meeting. that, "It will be beneficial to have someone familiar
When the Edson Public Library had to close Latour said that they had received some with the town books to guide us through that
HELP SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM following COVID-19 Provincial restrictions, they inquiries from a potential federal accessibility process."
returned funds to the town that were not needed due grant. "There's an indication they're looking at it,"
Councillor Baier asked for further detail on
FACT- to the closure. Restrictions have since been lifted, he said. those changes, and Passey talked about asset 5040 3rd Avenue, Edson
5040 3rd Avenue, Edson
Councillor Janet Wilkinson spoke about the
retirement obligations. "Assets like the landfill, or
and the library is in need of the funding to be able to
The W
CHECKING Gerald Soroka reopen and operate until December. importance of accessibility in the building. Latour the lagoons, or contaminated sites have to be 780-723-5787 The Weekly Anchoreekly Anchor
780-723-5787
confirmed that this was a focus of the project. "Our recognized and prepared for how to retire those
The Council voted unanimously to pass the
THE HELP SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM MP Yellowhead motion and reinstate the requested funding, which intention, from day one, was to make the facility when they reach their end of life," he said. "So it's
accessible," he said. "There's a large amount of
introducing a few different things into that to make
will allow the library to continue to serve our
WORLD community. money in the budget to do that, with multiple sure we're accounting for what we have to do."
handicap-accessible doors throughout the building
During her Council Committee Report,
Prior to the vote, Councillor Troy Sorenson
Councillor Krystal Baier said that the Library board [such as] the bathroom, the main doors, and we're
asked about an increase in fees over the next two
SINCE IT
CORRECTION
HELP SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM Apologies on my behalf to the Edson Cycling Association for a was looking at reconfiguring the building to allow looking at some other things to ensure good years, and Passey confirmed that part of the Views & News
accessibility for the handicapped."
contract had inflation taken into consideration.
WAS FLAT. misqoute of projected full cost build of the new Bike Park that is more space for social distancing, and therefore Councillor Baier asked about a possible start The motion to extend the contract passed by Deanna Mitchener
increasing the number of patrons that will be
going in out at Willmore. In the last issue my article incorrectly said
FACT- $350,000 when actually it is a $624,000 projected cost for the full allowed inside at one time. date, and Latour said that they would be starting on unanimously.
build. Please accept my apologies and I take full blame, not the
cleaning and removal of items from the facility
The Council also passed a motion to maintain
The Council also heard a motion on approving
Weekly Anchor. Deanna Mitchener
CHECKING renovations at the Griffiths Park Centre. The cost of "right away." the current 4.75% franchise fee from Fortis. While
Right before the vote, Councillor Gean
the project would be $171,600. The operational
consumers will see a $2.49 increase on their annual
Chouinard said, "I'm glad we are moving forward.
reserves of FCSS, ParentLink, and Recreation and
bill, the move will provide an additional $10,000
THE Culture would be contributing to the cost. As we talked about, it's an improvement to one of for the Energy Reserve. 6,300 Audited
the buildings we own."
A motion to utilize $11,500 from the Building
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FCSS' share would be $15,000, leaving their
The Council voted unanimously to pass the
WORLD remaining reserve at $10,000. The ParentLink motion. Maintenance Reserve to replace the air The Weekly Anchor Your Local Independent Newspaper
Operational Reserve would contribute their full
conditioning unit in the network server room was
The Council also discussed the potential
also heard and passed unanimously.
SINCE IT balance of $14,400, and the Recreation and Culture Your Local Independent Newspaper
WAS FLAT. 6,300 Audited Circulation
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Shaylyn
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Shaylyn
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The Weekly Anchor Canadian Publication Mail Number - 40014221 5040 3rd Avenue, Edson, Alberta Canadian Canadian Association Sales Representative Canadian Association Writer Dana McArthur Sales Representative Kushniruk Brianne Benson Thornton
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Website: www.weeklyanchor.com Association
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Chamber of
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Writer
Publisher/Owner
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Canadian Association Sales Representative Canadian Association Writer
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Comment
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
MONDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2019 PAGE 7
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
T
he Weekly ANCHOR
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
Faith
From the PAGE 14 MONDAY APRIL 13, 2020 MONDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2019 PAGE 7
Publisher’s Desk West Yellowhead MLA
Dana McArthur
Member Canadian Association of Journalists PAGE 6 MONDAY October 12, 2020 THE WEEKLY ANCHOR Martin Long
Letter to the Editor T he Weekly ANCHOR
Operation Christmas Child Program
ViewPoint Comment
by Cassie Kushniruk
GUEST EDITORIAL/COMMENT Fire Prevention 2020... Letter to the Editor Policy:
Letter to the Editor
The Weekly Anchor welcomes Letters to the Editor
This year's alarms and
Fire Prevention From the detectors
campaign Publisher’s Desk monthly. All letters are published at the discretion of the editor-publisher
who reserves the right to edit for clarity, length and libel. All
Operation Christmas Child shoebox program will take focuses on Member Canadian Association of Journalists Look for letters must bear the name of the writer —and must also include
Dana McArthur
place this year. You can pack a box online at "Serve Up Fire places where a the address and telephone number (which will not be published).
Safety in the
fire could start
https://www.samaritanspurse.ca Kitchen!". and make sure there are two ways The publisher will consider withholding the writer’s name from
print if there is a legitimate case for reprisals.
or if you want to pack an actual box please call Fire is something that everyone, out of every room. Letters published do not necessarily reflect the policies or beliefs
Augustine at 780-723-3050 for more information. adults and children alike, need to be Fire Prevention Week is also a of this newspaper.
constantly aware of in the home, at
Shoeboxes will be picked up on November 14. work, outdoors —and the time to remind ourselves of the vital
role firefighters have in keeping the
particularly the kitchen as cooking community safe.
is the leading cause of home fires in
Canada. Edson and Yellowhead County
firefighters respond to hundreds of
Prevention and planning are calls a year and they do this
The Weekly Anchoreekly Anchor
Letter to the Editor Policy important steps that can help reduce unwaveringly 24 hours a day, seven The W NEED
risks and hazards associated with days a week. They are a special
The Weekly Anchor welcomes Letters to the Editor fires. Most home fires start with the breed of people who train long The Weekly Anchor Canadian Publication Mail Number - 40014221 NEW
Your
All letters are published at the discretion of the ignition of food or other cooking rigorous hours to fulfill their calling Local Independent Newspaper SERVING: TOWN OF EDSON & YELLOWHEAD COUNTY FOR 30 YEARS!
OFFICE HOURS: Mon - Thurs 9:00 am to 4:30 p.m.
WE HAVE RESUMED
Riding Update:
Fri.: 9:00 am to 3:00 p.m.
editor-publisher who reserves the right to edit for materials. to save lives, protect property, and DISPLAY ADVERTISING DEADLINES: Call WE HAVE RESUMED WEBDONUTS
clarity, length and libel. All letters must bear the It's also important to keep in mind service the community. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEADLINES: Tuesday, Noon
OUR PHOTO SERVICES
Published by: 422247 Alberta Ltd.
name of the writer —and must also include the that half of all home-fire deaths So, please remember to thank a 5040 3rd Avenue, Edson, Alberta OUR PHOTO SERVICES
occur at night, during the hours
address and telephone number (which will not be people are most likely to be firefighter, not only for helping P.O. Box 6870, T7E 1V2
FOR PASSPORTS, VISAS
published). The publisher will consider withholding sleeping —so functional smoke teach about fire prevention and Telephone: (780) 723-5787 FOR PASSPORTS, VISAS
Fax: (780) 723-5725
safety, but for protecting our
Email: anchorwk@telusplanet.net
the writer’s name from print if there is a legitimate alarms and carbon monoxide communities all year long. See Website: www.weeklyanchor.com
FIREARMS AND MORE
concern of reprisals. Open Letter: detectors are critical. It's equally pages 7 and 8 for more information. Member of the Edson & District Canadian Alberta FIREARMS AND MORE
Letters published do not necessarily reflect the critical to clean and test these Chamber of Commerce Media Circulation Association
Weekly Newspapers
Media Release:
Audit
policies or beliefs of this newspaper.
Open Letter: BY APPOINTMENT
BY APPOINTMENT
Town approves Library funding reinstatement ONLY - PLEASE CALL
ONLY - PLEASE CALL
Jim Eglinski Griffiths Park Centre renovation project also gets approval US TO BOOK A TIME...
US TO BOOK A TIME...
MP Yellowhead Letter to the Editor:
5040 3rd Avenue, Edson
by Shaylyn Thornton Operational Reserve would take on the rest of extension of the Town's auditor contract with
the funding at $142,200, leaving their reserve Mergaert, Barford, Williams, Joly & Starkevich for 5040 3rd Avenue, Edson
Letter to the Editor Policy
The October 6 meeting for Edson's Town Council balance at $47,300. year ends 2020 and 2021. The Weekly Anchor welcomes Letters to the Editor
780-723-5787
780-723-5787
saw the approval of multiple motions, including the Edson currently has a large gap in services with The previous three-year contract with the All letters are published at the discretion of the editor-publisher who reserves the right
West Yellowhead MLA My reinstatement of the Edson and District Public the closure of the Boys & Girls Club as well as the auditors concluded at the 2019 year end, which must also include the address and telephone number (which will not be published). The
to edit for clarity, length and libel. All letters must bear the name of the writer —and
closing of the FCSS/ParentLink Centre.
Library's funding as well as the Griffiths Park
allowed for a two-year extension should both
ViewPoint Centre renovation project. Repurposing the facility will allow the Town to parties agree. publisher will consider withholding the writer’s name from print if there is a legitimate
case for reprisals.
by Adrienne Tait The Council had previously discussed these close this gap and offer a "community hub" with Corporate Services Manager Mike Passey said
matters in depth at a Committee of the Whole programming for all ages. that they were happy with the services received and
meeting on September 22. Councillor Jacqui Currie asked Community and were looking to move forward with the two-year
At that meeting, Michael Baird represented the Protective Services General Manager Guy Latour if extension. He also said that there were several PASSPORT PHOTOS & MORE
library in their request to reinstate $44,000 of he had an update on any of the grants discussed at upcoming public sector accounting changes and
funding. the September 22 meeting. that, "It will be beneficial to have someone familiar
When the Edson Public Library had to close Latour said that they had received some with the town books to guide us through that
HELP SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM following COVID-19 Provincial restrictions, they inquiries from a potential federal accessibility process."
returned funds to the town that were not needed due grant. "There's an indication they're looking at it,"
Councillor Baier asked for further detail on
FACT- to the closure. Restrictions have since been lifted, he said. those changes, and Passey talked about asset 5040 3rd Avenue, Edson
5040 3rd Avenue, Edson
Councillor Janet Wilkinson spoke about the
retirement obligations. "Assets like the landfill, or
and the library is in need of the funding to be able to
The W
CHECKING Gerald Soroka reopen and operate until December. importance of accessibility in the building. Latour the lagoons, or contaminated sites have to be 780-723-5787 The Weekly Anchoreekly Anchor
780-723-5787
confirmed that this was a focus of the project. "Our recognized and prepared for how to retire those
The Council voted unanimously to pass the
THE HELP SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM MP Yellowhead motion and reinstate the requested funding, which intention, from day one, was to make the facility when they reach their end of life," he said. "So it's
accessible," he said. "There's a large amount of
introducing a few different things into that to make
will allow the library to continue to serve our
WORLD community. money in the budget to do that, with multiple sure we're accounting for what we have to do."
handicap-accessible doors throughout the building
During her Council Committee Report,
Prior to the vote, Councillor Troy Sorenson
Councillor Krystal Baier said that the Library board [such as] the bathroom, the main doors, and we're
asked about an increase in fees over the next two
SINCE IT
CORRECTION
HELP SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM Apologies on my behalf to the Edson Cycling Association for a was looking at reconfiguring the building to allow looking at some other things to ensure good years, and Passey confirmed that part of the Views & News
accessibility for the handicapped."
contract had inflation taken into consideration.
WAS FLAT. misqoute of projected full cost build of the new Bike Park that is more space for social distancing, and therefore Councillor Baier asked about a possible start The motion to extend the contract passed by Deanna Mitchener
increasing the number of patrons that will be
going in out at Willmore. In the last issue my article incorrectly said
FACT- $350,000 when actually it is a $624,000 projected cost for the full allowed inside at one time. date, and Latour said that they would be starting on unanimously.
build. Please accept my apologies and I take full blame, not the
cleaning and removal of items from the facility
The Council also passed a motion to maintain
The Council also heard a motion on approving
Weekly Anchor. Deanna Mitchener
CHECKING renovations at the Griffiths Park Centre. The cost of "right away." the current 4.75% franchise fee from Fortis. While
Right before the vote, Councillor Gean
the project would be $171,600. The operational
consumers will see a $2.49 increase on their annual
Chouinard said, "I'm glad we are moving forward.
reserves of FCSS, ParentLink, and Recreation and
bill, the move will provide an additional $10,000
THE Culture would be contributing to the cost. As we talked about, it's an improvement to one of for the Energy Reserve. 6,300 Audited
the buildings we own."
A motion to utilize $11,500 from the Building
The Weekly Anchor
FCSS' share would be $15,000, leaving their
The Council voted unanimously to pass the
WORLD remaining reserve at $10,000. The ParentLink motion. Maintenance Reserve to replace the air The Weekly Anchor Your Local Independent Newspaper
Operational Reserve would contribute their full
conditioning unit in the network server room was
The Council also discussed the potential
also heard and passed unanimously.
SINCE IT balance of $14,400, and the Recreation and Culture Your Local Independent Newspaper
WAS FLAT. 6,300 Audited Circulation
Canadian Publication Mail Number - 40014221
Canadian Publication Mail Number - 40014221
6,300 Audited SERVING: TOWN OF EDSON &
YELLOWHEAD COUNTY FOR 27 YEARS! SERVING: TOWN OF EDSON & YELLOWHEAD COUNTY FOR 27 YEARS!
OFFICE HOURS: Mon - Thurs 9:00 am to 5:00 p.m.
Gerald Soroka The Weekly Anchor Canadian Publication Mail Number - 40014221 Canadian Alberta OFFICE HOURS: Mon - Thurs 9:00 am to 4:30 p.m. Fri.: 9:00 am to 3:00 p.m.
Fri.: 9:00 am to 3:00 p.m.
Weekly Newspapers
MP Yellowhead Local Independent Newspaper SERVING: TOWN OF EDSON & YELLOWHEAD COUNTY FOR 30 YEARS! Media Circulation Association CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEADLINES: Tuesday, Noon DISPLAY ADVERTISING DEADLINES: Call
Your
Audit
OFFICE HOURS: Mon - Thurs 9:00 am to 4:30 p.m.
DISPLAY ADVERTISING DEADLINES: Call
Fri.: 9:00 am to 3:00 p.m.
Member of the Edson & District Chamber of Commerce
Published by: 422247 Alberta Ltd. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEADLINES: Tuesday, Noon
5040 3rd Avenue, Edson, Alberta Published by: 422247 Alberta Ltd. Member of the
P.O. Box 6870, T7E 1V2 5040 3rd Avenue, Edson, Alberta Canadian Published by: 422247 Alberta Ltd. Canadian
Telephone: (780) 723-5787 P.O. Box 6870, T7E 1V2 Media Circulation Member of the 5040 3rd Avenue, Edson, Alberta Media Circulation
Audit
Fax: (780) 723-5725 Edson & District Audit
Email: anchorwk@telusplanet.net Telephone: (780) 723-5787 Alberta Edson & District P.O. Box 6870, T7E 1V2
Website: www.weeklyanchor.com Fax: (780) 723-5725 Weekly Newspapers Chamber of Telephone: (780) 723-5787
Dana McArthur Sue Ann Cassie Shaylyn Email: anchorwk@telusplanet.net Association Chamber of Fax: (780) 723-5725 Alberta
DISPLAY ADVERTISING DEADLINES: Call Publisher/Owner Common Kushniruk Thornton Commerce Email: anchorwk@telusplanet.net Weekly Newspapers
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEADLINES: Tuesday, Noon Canadian Association Sales Representative Reporter Writer Website: www.weeklyanchor.com Commerce Association
Canadian Association
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Cassie
Shaylyn
Sue Ann
Dana McArthur Common Kushniruk Brianne Benson Thornton
Writer
Publisher/Owner
Reporter
Cassie
Shaylyn
Published by: 422247 Alberta Ltd.
Sue Ann
The Weekly Anchor Canadian Publication Mail Number - 40014221 5040 3rd Avenue, Edson, Alberta Canadian Canadian Association Sales Representative Canadian Association Writer Dana McArthur Sales Representative Kushniruk Brianne Benson Thornton
of Journalists member
Writer
Common
of Journalists member
Media Circulation
Reporter
Publisher/Owner
Writer
Your SERVING: TOWN OF EDSON & YELLOWHEAD COUNTY FOR 30 YEARS! P.O. Box 6870, T7E 1V2 Audit Canadian Association Canadian Association
of Journalists member
of Journalists member
OFFICE HOURS: Mon - Thurs 9:00 am to 4:30 p.m.
Local Independent Newspaper Fri.: 9:00 am to 3:00 p.m. Telephone: (780) 723-5787
Fax: (780) 723-5725
DISPLAY ADVERTISING DEADLINES: Call Alberta
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Website: www.weeklyanchor.com Association
Member of the
Edson & District
Chamber of
Shaylyn
Cassie
Sue Ann
Commerce Dana McArthur Common Kushniruk Brianne Benson Thornton
Writer
Publisher/Owner
Reporter
Canadian Association Sales Representative Canadian Association Writer
of Journalists member of Journalists member
