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Cadomin Hall Project discussed at County
by Dana McArthur great community and I agree with Councillor this budget cycle until the County knows what will
Olson's idea of budgeting for this." be happening with mine and Provincial budget that
The Yellowhead County Council received an Councillor David Russell said, "I think it's very could impact the County's revenue model. "Is it
update on the status of the Cadomin Hall project commendable that they have raised $400,000. I possible to add an addition onto the old fire hall to
during the Governance and Priorities meeting on think we should budget and plan for these types of make it suitable as I think that would cost less?"
October 15. projects over time. It gives communities a place to Mayor Sandra Cherniawsky summarized, "It
"Council approved $300,000.00 in the 2019 meet, for the County to run programs, and even an sounds like we want to go ahead with this project
Capital budget for design of a new hall in the emergency meeting place." but in a slightly delayed fashion and measured
hamlet of Cadomin, on the condition that the Councillor Anthony Giezen recommended taking approach until we know more about our finances."
community created a new society to partner in the a cautious approach and budgeting it over a few Read said with this support they could move
operation of any new hall. The Cadomin years if usage can be maintained. ahead with engaging the community on the
Community Society (CCS) is nearly a reality, with Councillor Shawn Berry said although he would preferred location and design of the hall with the
wide support across all segments of the hamlet - like to see a new hall in Cadomin in the future, he monies that have been approved and bring the
including the majority of members of both the suggested waiting on any financial commitments in information back for the 2021 budget cycle.
Legion and the Cadomin Environmental Protection
Association (CEPA)," said Christopher Read,
Director of Community Services. County Hosting Valuable Non-Profit Board Workshop
Read noted that CEPA has secured $400,000 from
TECK towards this new hall, to be delivered to Learn about how you can contribute to a non-profit board in your community!
Yellowhead County in two $200,000 increments in
2019 and 2020. Administration confirmed this Are you on a board, but struggle with all the - Liability and risk management and the link to
directly with TECK. rules, regulations and paperwork? Are you policy development.
"CCS is not yet registered with the province of interested in supporting a non-profit, but hesitant - Overview of organizational planning and
Alberta, but they have passed bylaws and the because you don't know what your rights and financial responsibilities.
recently-elected executive is working to have responsibilities are? Does your board need some - Building a strong team and effective
registration completed soon. Without this milestone clarity on how they are doing things? Then come relationships.
in place, Administration has not moved forward out to Yellowhead County's Introduction to Board - Effective meetings and making the most of
with tendering for design of this project," said Governance workshop! committees.
Read. Alberta is host to over 25,000 charities and non- - Creating an effective structure to ensure work
There were several issues of concern raised profit organizations, and they rely on volunteers gets done.
including the state of the economy both regionally like you to set the agenda of the day and make sure And don't worry—there will be plenty of time
and provincially, County's taxation revenue in things run smoothly. But understanding the roles alloted for questions and group discussion. To get
relation to the yet to be released Provincial budget, and responsibilities of board members is no small the most out of this workshop, we recommended
and possible hamlet population changes due to the feat. that groups of two board members register for the
mine closure and other impacts. This workshop, offered by the Government of workshop.
Councillor Lavone Olson, "A meeting place is Alberta Community Development Unit, will Details for the workshop are as follows:
extremely important to any community. The outline the rights, responsibilities, and roles of non- November 1, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM and November 2,
County has already spent millions of dollars trying profit boards. The workshop will also cover the 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM at the Heritage House in
to keep this hamlet viable. This is the most remote following topics: Evansburg.
hamlet we have and they need a meeting place that - Understanding your organization's legal The cost of the workshop is $15 and includes
much more. I would like to see this budgeted for, landscape and legal responsibilities. snacks for both days as well as lunch. Please
even over a few years. I do not think the mine - Concepts of governance and understanding the register for this valuable opportunity by October
closure will have a big impact on the community, roles and responsibilities of board 25th by calling 780-325-3782. Learn to be an
as most are bussed in." members. effective board member and support the groups and
Councillor Dawn Mitchell said, "This really is a projects that you value in your community!
Last Day to drop off a Shoebox is Friday, November 22
Shoeboxes are available for pick up and drop off at:
The Weekly Anchor, Alberta Treasury Branch and Century 21 Twin Realty
Participating schools are: Yellowhead Koinonia Christian School, Vanier Community Catholic School and
Holy Redeemer.
Participating Churches: Bethel Pentecostal, Edson Peers Christian Reformed, Edson Baptist Church, Family of Faith,
Carrot Creek Christian Church, Sacred Heart Parish, Edson Alliance
PAGE 6 MONDAY OCTOBER 21, 2019 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 2019 PAGE 11
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
Cadomin Hall Project discussed at County
by Dana McArthur great community and I agree with Councillor this budget cycle until the County knows what will
Olson's idea of budgeting for this." be happening with mine and Provincial budget that
The Yellowhead County Council received an Councillor David Russell said, "I think it's very could impact the County's revenue model. "Is it
update on the status of the Cadomin Hall project commendable that they have raised $400,000. I possible to add an addition onto the old fire hall to
during the Governance and Priorities meeting on think we should budget and plan for these types of make it suitable as I think that would cost less?"
October 15. projects over time. It gives communities a place to Mayor Sandra Cherniawsky summarized, "It
"Council approved $300,000.00 in the 2019 meet, for the County to run programs, and even an sounds like we want to go ahead with this project
Capital budget for design of a new hall in the emergency meeting place." but in a slightly delayed fashion and measured
hamlet of Cadomin, on the condition that the Councillor Anthony Giezen recommended taking approach until we know more about our finances."
community created a new society to partner in the a cautious approach and budgeting it over a few Read said with this support they could move
operation of any new hall. The Cadomin years if usage can be maintained. ahead with engaging the community on the
Community Society (CCS) is nearly a reality, with Councillor Shawn Berry said although he would preferred location and design of the hall with the
wide support across all segments of the hamlet - like to see a new hall in Cadomin in the future, he monies that have been approved and bring the
including the majority of members of both the suggested waiting on any financial commitments in information back for the 2021 budget cycle.
Legion and the Cadomin Environmental Protection
Association (CEPA)," said Christopher Read,
Director of Community Services. County Hosting Valuable Non-Profit Board Workshop
Read noted that CEPA has secured $400,000 from
TECK towards this new hall, to be delivered to Learn about how you can contribute to a non-profit board in your community!
Yellowhead County in two $200,000 increments in
2019 and 2020. Administration confirmed this Are you on a board, but struggle with all the - Liability and risk management and the link to
directly with TECK. rules, regulations and paperwork? Are you policy development.
"CCS is not yet registered with the province of interested in supporting a non-profit, but hesitant - Overview of organizational planning and
Alberta, but they have passed bylaws and the because you don't know what your rights and financial responsibilities.
recently-elected executive is working to have responsibilities are? Does your board need some - Building a strong team and effective
registration completed soon. Without this milestone clarity on how they are doing things? Then come relationships.
in place, Administration has not moved forward out to Yellowhead County's Introduction to Board - Effective meetings and making the most of
with tendering for design of this project," said Governance workshop! committees.
Read. Alberta is host to over 25,000 charities and non- - Creating an effective structure to ensure work
There were several issues of concern raised profit organizations, and they rely on volunteers gets done.
including the state of the economy both regionally like you to set the agenda of the day and make sure And don't worry—there will be plenty of time
and provincially, County's taxation revenue in things run smoothly. But understanding the roles alloted for questions and group discussion. To get
relation to the yet to be released Provincial budget, and responsibilities of board members is no small the most out of this workshop, we recommended
and possible hamlet population changes due to the feat. that groups of two board members register for the
mine closure and other impacts. This workshop, offered by the Government of workshop.
Councillor Lavone Olson, "A meeting place is Alberta Community Development Unit, will Details for the workshop are as follows:
extremely important to any community. The outline the rights, responsibilities, and roles of non- November 1, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM and November 2,
County has already spent millions of dollars trying profit boards. The workshop will also cover the 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM at the Heritage House in
to keep this hamlet viable. This is the most remote following topics: Evansburg.
hamlet we have and they need a meeting place that - Understanding your organization's legal The cost of the workshop is $15 and includes
much more. I would like to see this budgeted for, landscape and legal responsibilities. snacks for both days as well as lunch. Please
even over a few years. I do not think the mine - Concepts of governance and understanding the register for this valuable opportunity by October
closure will have a big impact on the community, roles and responsibilities of board 25th by calling 780-325-3782. Learn to be an
as most are bussed in." members. effective board member and support the groups and
Councillor Dawn Mitchell said, "This really is a projects that you value in your community!
Last Day to drop off a Shoebox is Friday, November 22
Shoeboxes are available for pick up and drop off at:
The Weekly Anchor, Alberta Treasury Branch and Century 21 Twin Realty
Participating schools are: Yellowhead Koinonia Christian School, Vanier Community Catholic School and
Holy Redeemer.
Participating Churches: Bethel Pentecostal, Edson Peers Christian Reformed, Edson Baptist Church, Family of Faith,
Carrot Creek Christian Church, Sacred Heart Parish, Edson Alliance
