AUGUST 13, 2021

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Chamber receives
federal grant
JOHN WATSON
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

The Strathmore Wheatland Chamber of Com-

merce (SWCC) will be receiving $15,680 of
federal shop local funding, to be utilized for
expanding the chamber’s efforts to encourage
Rodeo school
patronage of community businesses.
Hayley Poirier explained the grant is meant
COVID-19 Update to help stimulate local businesses and help en-
in Strathmore & courage residents to shop local.
“It was all related to the idea that the Cana-
Wheatland County
dian government wanted to give money to the
(as of August 10, 2021)
chambers of commerce who had a great game
1047 Cases plan, all related to putting businesses back in
15 Active | 1013 Recovered business,” she said. “They (the government)
were not dictating how they wanted us to use
19 Deaths the money other than they wanted it to stimu-
Wheatland late business.”
LIQUOR DISCOUNTER The funding will be used to support busi-
nesses in Wheatland County and the Town of
Rainier 15 Cans

Strathmore. The Chamber has created a cam-

$18.99
paign they are calling, TOUR564 to brand their
Every Day idea.
“We started a shopping tote campaign at
Strathmore Stampede … and the idea behind
this is another way of getting people into busi-
$19.99
Pabst Blue Ribbon 15 cans
Old Milwaukee
15 cans
$20.49 nesses,” said Poirier.
602 Westmount Road, Strathmore Participating with the totes is formatted like
(Beside 7-11 on Highway 1) | 403-934-5551
a weekly contest, for which people can post
photos to social media using certain hashtags
to get in on.
Running through the month of August, the
contest includes weekly winners of $100 gift
cards and a grand prize winner at the end of
the month who will take home $500 for sub-
mitting the most photos over the course of the
contest.
“It kind of spurs on the idea that businesses
are open again and [people] haven’t been to
that store for a long time, or … didn’t know
[where] that business is located,” said Poirier.
“The whole idea of the tour is that we were
Look on Page 2 for playing off of Route 66, and if people are going
Town of Strathmore out for a drive, there’s points of interest along
Municipal Notices the way … why not make our businesses as the
Contact Us Today! points of attraction for people.” Art on the Lawn!
A second use of the grant funding, she add- Lots of fun was had for the kids at the Hope Community Covenant Church Art on the Lawn
403.934.5589 ed, was to hire local videographer, Rocket event held on Aug. 5 at the church. Activities included a bouncy house, crafts and more.
info@strathmoretimes.com
info@strathmoretimes.com Grid, to produce infomercial-type adverts for Art on the Lawn will be back each Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon, throughout August. Visit
businesses wishing to participate. Hope Community Covenant Church on Facebook for details.
www. StrathmoreTimes.com Continued on Page 4
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Council meetings will

not be held in August
Town of Strathmore Community Page

Seniors Property Tax Rebate Program

Town of Strathmore Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) is
providing a support program to low income senior property owners. To apply
visit our FCSS office located in the Municipal Building at 1 Parklane Drive.
Applicant Qualifications:
• Applicant must be 65 years of age or older
• Applicant must be the registered homeowner on title
• Applicant's annual gross household income is the same as or less than
the income thresholds set by the Government of Alberta based on line
150 of the tax year notice of assessment
• Applicant's taxes are in good standing

What To Bring When You Apply:

• A copy of your 2021 property tax statement issued from the
Town of Strathmore
On the 3rd Saturday of August, and September, the Kinsmen Park Pavilion fills up • A copy of your 2020 Personal Income Tax Notice of Assessment issued
with a cornucopia of makers, collectors, vintage sellers, artists, food purveyors, by the Government of Canada.
local businesses and fundraisers. Inspired by our community's abundant small
businesses, the Strathmore Farm and Flea is a product of the Town of Strathmore’s Applications must be made before November 30th, 2021.
Economic Development Team. It was created to sustain and elevate Strathmore’s
creative economy while encouraging sustainable commerce.
Embodying a love of vintage and recycled, the beautifully handmade, and the
often overlooked, this event is designed to be a one-stop-shop for those seeking
the truly unexpected.
Join us as we get together as a community to support local business, listen to live
music, and dabble in unique foodie experiences.
Register your business or learn more at www.strathmore.ca/farmandflea

tools for

Give the Gift of Knowledge!

Helping Children in Our Community meet
their Back to School supply needs.
Applications
Tools are
for school assists now families toWe
qualified purchase
are nowschool supplies
accepting
needed to ensure students can participatefully in school.
donations at the following
being accepted
Applications are now being accepted. If you requirelocations:
Tools for school assists qualified families
assistance with school
supplies, please call the Town of Strathmore FCSS at 403-934-9090 or
Town of Strathmore FCSS - 116 3rd Ave
purchase school supplies needed to
Wheatland FCSS at 403-934-5335. August Summer Camp - OPEN
ensure students can participate Value Drug Mart - 132 2nd Ave
We are nowfully
accepting
in school. donations at the following locations:
There’s still room in our Strathmore Motor Products Sport
Wheatland FCSS - Wheatland County Centre Summer Camp: Down on the Farm| August 16-20.
•If you
Town of Strathmore
require FCSS
assistance - 1 Parklane Drive
with
Office on Hwy 1 Register at: Strathmore.ca/camps/
• Value Drug Mart - 132 2nd Ave
school supplies, please call
• Wheatland FCSS - Wheatland County Office on Hwy 1
Town of Strathmore FCSS

PO Box at
2280, 1 Parklane Dr., Strathmore AB, T1P 1K2 . 403 934 3133 . For News Updates Visit Strathmore.ca
403-934-9090

or Wheatland FCSS at

403-934-5335
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Local library supported through hotdog fundraiser Hon. Leela Sharon Aheer,
JOHN WATSON MLA
Local Journalism initiative Reporter
Chestermere-Strathmore
Shortly after the Strathmore Stampede parad-
eon July 31, MLA Leela Aheer and MP Martin
Shields hosted a hotdog fundraiser in benefit of
Strathmore Library. 403-962-0126
The fundraiser has become a regular annual Chestermere.Strathmore@
event in town, according to Aheer, and after set- assembly.ab.ca
backs caused due to the COVID-19 pandemic,
was finally able to be hosted once again. MAILING ADDRESS:
Aheer said Shields and herself have hosted the PO Box 2527,
event on several occasions and enjoy the oppor- Strathmore, AB
MP Martin Shields and MLA Leela Aheer once again hosted a
tunity to give back to the library.
hotdog fundraiser to help support the Strathmore Library on
T1P 0H3
“It’s a nice little thing to do, it’s not expensive,
July 31. John Watson Photo
it’s easy for us - Martin and I to be able to pull
this together and bring a whole bunch of people programs.
together,” she said. “Folks love coming out and Throughout the event, a donation of two dol-
having a hot dog and just knowing that their dol- lars got participants a hotdog, a bag of chips and
lars are going back to the library.” a bottle of water. Many who attended had decid-
This year would have marked the sixth hotdog ed to donate more than the minimum to support
fundraiser for the library, but due to the onset of the cause.
the pandemic, the event has been cancelled for “[The library] works with all different aspects
the last two years in sequence. of the community, and so a lot of the dollars that
Aheer added a highlight of running the event they use help out with community events, help
was simply to have people come out, spend time out with domestic violence, help out with social
and chat with constituents. situations, [etc],” said Aheer.
“People want to be heard, they want to have Dick Hughs also confirmed the Strathmore Li-
an opportunity to talk to you about the good, the brary is receiving funding from United Way, as
bad, the things that are going on,” said Aheer. well as from Alberta Culture Days – the latter of
Director of Library Services, Rachel Dick which will support programs in September being
Hughs, said the library is always grateful for any done in collaboration with the Town of Strath-
amount of support that it can get and that the more.
proceeds will go a long way towards funding The Alberta Culture Days Grant, Dick Hughs
programs and activities. specified, was for $25,000 and was acquired
“It’s a real gift to the library because they pretty through the Ministry of Multiculturalism and is
much handle all the logistics, and all we do is sell the largest single grant the organization has ever
the tickets, and then all the proceeds go to the li- received.
brary,” she said. “For us it makes a big difference, “The goal for that grant is to build understand-
especially this year, we’ve lost a lot of income in ing and to build bridges between our indigenous
terms of rental income that we rely on, printing and settler populations here in Strathmore and
and copying income … all of those things have the County,” she said.
really been down over the last two years.” The library plans to create videos with local
Dick Hughs added even so much as rais- elders doing teachings and telling stories to give
ing $250 for the library through the fundraiser everyone a chance to share in and experience the
would be enough to fund between five and 10 richness of Siksika culture.

Southern Alberta Music Festival returns to raise money

JOHN WATSON plained Thornhill.
Local Journalism initiative Reporter “We’d spoke to a few other charities, but there’s
quite a bit of politics to work with a few of them
Aspen Crossing is once again hosting the South so let’s just keep going with STARS.”
Alberta Music Festival (SAMF), which is sched- Since the festival’s inception and donating the
uled to take place Aug. 13-14. proceeds to STARS, the least amount the event
2021 marks the eighth year of hosting for the has generated on a given year was in the ball-
festival, which now returns annually to raise park of $5,000, according to Thornhill. The high-
money for STARS Air Ambulance, as well as to est amount, he added, reached roughly $18,000.
simply put on a good show with good music. The SAMF raised the $18,000 in 2019 which
Aspen Crossing owner, Jason Thornhill, said was their best year to date, which they hope to
he’s happy to be able to continue hosting the fes- top with the event this time around. Thornhill
tival on the grounds, as well as to support STARS. said he would like to see $20,000 raised this year.
“People enjoying people and coming together “It just keeps increasing, and we’re planning
for a good cause and hearing some great music to hopefully have more attendees this year,
– I think that’s the highlight, and just people feel- which should help the amount of income,” he
ing good,” he said. said. “[STARS has] been great to work with, so
This year’s festival will see 14 performers tak- we hope to just keep doing it for a long time and
ing to the stage on the grounds. These include we get a lot of good feedback from not only the
the likes of Spur Crazy, Nite Life, Jake Mathews entertainers, but the guests, saying what a nice
and Drew Gregory, among others. event that the whole thing is.”
The first festival was held in 2013, which had Thornhill added there is space on the grounds
the unfortunate timing of being right around the to comfortably fit 1,200 people, but expects to
time of the High River flooding. Thus, funds that see closer to 500 attendees on either of the given
were raised through the festival went to relief ef- days.
forts in High River. The music is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. on
“The next year we said, ‘let’s do STARS air am- Aug. 13, and the festival will reopen at 9:30 a.m.
bulance,’ and they were so nice to work with on Aug. 14, running until nearly midnight each
and were so thankful for what we had done, we

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day.
[thought] … to just do STARS every year,” ex-

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Project H.O.P.E. Second Annual

Charity Golf
Scramble Another
win for
Happy
Cat
Cameron and Reesa Bruce of Endeavour More Living were
Includes:
➔ 18 holes
Pass the Salt named the top sales producers of Medi-Paws sold in Canada
during the Stephen Health Agency Inc.’s annual PAWS4PAWS

Thursday
➔ Cart
➔ Food
Handi-Bus donation campaign. As a result, Endeavour More Living were presented
to provewith a cheque of $2,560 to present to an animal shelter of their
TheBALANCE: NOW THERE’S Association -accepted
Life needs
➔ Drink
$125 Person
Per
Strathmore Handi-Bus a donation
August 19th A Candy
from SANEand THOUGHT! meaningful
Dustin Roberts of Drivers collision. All dona-
choosing. For the third year in a row, they chose Strathmore’s
Happy Cat Sanctuary of Alberta. Sara Hunt (l-r), a volunteer
$475 4Team
Golfer

- I need a sense of hope

tions to the association are greatly appreciated. from Happy Cat, accepted the cheque from Ressa and Cam-
4 Person Scramble
50/50
I believe we allPhoto
valueCourtesy Handi-Bus eron Bruce.
and of progress
and of Strathmore Photo Courtesy of Michelle Plante
Prizes
even enjoy busyness. - I am body, mind, soul
Alberta celbrates 9th annual Open Farm Days
Shotgun Start: 2pm
Raffle
For registration and $150 Hole
Sponsor
It gives us a sense of and spirit – each of which
payment, please contact: accomplishment and of needs a lot of nourishment participation both from farms, as well
$600 Hole Sponsor
+4 Golfers
JOHN WATSON
contributing to Society.
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter It is and care as projected visitor traffic over 2020.
Tyler Bertamini
tyler.bertamini@gmail.com when there is no stopping - Oh, I have to assume She said 77 farms participated last year,
403 827 3059
the sometimes self-
Alberta Open Farm Days is creativityfor
returning is aits
given,
ninthjust
annual with foot traffic being approximately
Payment by cheque, runperpetuating
and is looking to encourage more
momentum of part of our make-up: Ipeople to come out 10,000 people.
e-transfer or cash, due by Strathmore Golf and learn about local agriculture.
busyness that we tend to mean, even just fiddling or
“We were the first event to happen
August 12th. Though only the ninth year of operation in Alberta, similar last year, but within limited capacity,
Course lose aresome of our precious doodling is entertaining,
events held across Canada, particularly in the east of the because farms – it’s their home so they
sanity.
country. “Striking a balance” right? choose whether they open their gates
Marketing a luxury Nicola -Doherty
may just beCoordinator I need security,
explained safety,
the event up or not,” she explained.

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to come out and
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see a 30 per cent increase over 2020.

IN THE TIMES!
“What it is, is
What does it mean to bean opportunity - Ifor
needpeople that would
rest, peace, joy like The biggest year for the event in Al-
to visit a farm,” she said. “So whether that’s because they’ve berta was back in 2019, which saw 150
human? What do we need? When I consider this list
never visited a farm, because they’re interested in food pro- farms participating and over 40,000 vis-

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I’ll just speak for myself:
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getofout and “We had been seeing incremental
- I need to love and be striking
check local farms, and also how food is produced in the balance, that’s changes right up until 2019 before the
loved
province.” when I know: pandemic, that it was growing every
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- I need meaningful four are within the Strathmore and Wheat- growth from the year before, not just
land County area. in terms of participation of farms, but
the Week connections and family Elaine Wheeler
~ These include Red Fox Fungi, Poplar Bluff Organics, Eh then also increasing awareness of the
Farms, and 748 Kisling Farms. Strathmore Full Gospel
- I need to be valued and program,” said Doherty.
Once we use valuable to Doherty, 2021 Church
According shows a drastic increase in Programs offered at each participat-
our time, ing location will vary, as the content
will be chosen by the farmers them-
whether selves.
wisely or STRATHMORE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH HOPE COMMUNITY As a requirement to participate, each
50 Maplewood Drive • 403-934-2225 COVENANT CHURCH farm will be offering a minimum of one
unwisely, Senior Pastor: Rev. Les Fischer 245 Brent Blvd, Strathmore • 403-934-2424 free tour to promote agricultural educa-
Youth Pastor: Rev. Kyle Lomenda Pastor: Heidi Wiebe
it is gone Services Sundays 10:30 am Sunday Worship 10 am
tion in Alberta.
www.strathmorefullgospel.com www.hope-community.ca “That could be anything from a tour
forever. of a greenhouse, this could be a tour
STRATHMORE SEVENTH-DAY BOW RIVER ALLIANCE CHURCH around with generous agriculture,
ADVENTIST CHURCH 105 Main St. Carseland whatever it is, because each farm is dif-
Meeting in the Lutheran Church 403-991-6143
ferent, like lots of a prairie tours, bee-
112 Lakeside Blvd. 1-888-506-1066 ext. 101 Pastor: Kevin Enns
Pastor: Donald Wright office@bowriveralliance.com hive tours, like those kinds of things,”
Services held every Saturday Broadcasting services on said Doherty.
Sabbath School: 10 AM church Facebook page. The event will operate on Aug. 14
Worship Service: 11 AM www.bowriveralliance.com and 15. Each farm will have the day(s)
www.strathmoreadventist.ca and times they have chosen to be open
donald816@hotmail.com SACRED HEART CATHOLIC
Holy Cross Collegiate School Gym
to visitors listed on the Alberta Open
RCCG PECULIAR PEOPLE ASSEMBLY 709B - 2nd Street, Strathmore Farm Days website. Some events re-
(1 PET. 2:9) 403-934-2641 quire pre-registration.
322 A 2nd Avenue, Strathmore Pastor: Fr. Tomy Manjaly
403-714-2283
Pastor: Sunday Adeola
Masses:
Saturday 5 pm | Sunday 10 am Chamber of Commerce
Will be offering online services
until further notice.
www.sacredhc.ca
receives grant to help
www.rccgstrathmore.com ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS ANGLICAN
103 - 227 3rd Ave. • 587-727-0649
stimulate local
STRATHMORE UNITED
Wheatland Trail & 3rd Avenue
strathmoreanglican@gmail.com
Rev. Malcolm Kern
businesses
403-934-3025 In-person Sunday Worship at 10 am Continued from Page 1
Rev. Pamela Scott “Becoming fully alive in Jesus Christ”
In-person services and gatherings are
cancelled until further notice. LORD OF ALL (NALC) LUTHERAN
“We hired a videographer, [who] is
Online services available at 112 Lakeside Blvd. • 403-934-2374 going to be going out into the commu-
www.smoreuc.com Pastor: Dawn Nelson nity, contacting all of our members and
The office will be open part time. Sunday Worship Services – 10:30 am will be creating 20 to 30-second info-
Join us in Praising our Lord, Jesus Christ! mercials … for learning a little about
HARVEST HEALING CENTRE CHURCH the businesses,” explained Poirier.
102 Canal Gardens STRATHMORE ALLIANCE
403-901-0893 / 403-880-3171 325 1 Ave • 403-934-3543 She estimated roughly 50 to 60 per
Pastor: Elizabeth Karp Corner of 1 Ave & Wheatland Trail cent of member businesses will take

YOUR AD COULD
Pastor: Dave Mackie Lead Pastor: Mike Wiebe part in creating infomercials to have
Worship Sundays 10:30 am Associate Pastor: John Duerksen shared online.
Youth Tuesdays 7 pm Sundays 10 am
“People want to see what your busi-

BE HERE!
Come Join us for a spirit-filled time Joine in person or online
of worship www.strathmorealliance.com ness looks like, what you will look like,
what you’re doing, and so we really be-
lieve it’ll have a huge impact.”
Another round of grant funding is

CALL 403-934-5589 The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints

60 Maplewood Drive | Bishop Justin Hansen | jbhansen2@gmail.com
currently being applied for by the
chamber, though there has yet to be
confirmation of whether the applica-
403-983-2746 | LDS.org | Worship Service Sundays 10 a.m.
tion was successful.
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What a season!
The U12 Thunder Fastball, with the support of
Inphase Electric and Controls from Brooks, show
off their new team jackets during a great fastball
season. Team members include Haedyn Coombs
(front, l-r), Hannah Kennedy, Olivia Thomas,
Maddy MacLean, Dani Sweere, Ruby MacInnis,
Audrey Cromwell, Livia Ball. Maddy Hunt (back,
l-r), Lateycia Rabbit Carrier, Emma Scales, Addi-
son MacCallum and Naiya Terry-Dubourdieu (not
available). The coaches and managers were Matt
MacInnis, Kevin Thomas, Scott Ball and Stepha-
nie Sweere.
Photo Courtesy of Stacy MacLean

Ag society shows appreciation to Stampede volunteers

LORENZO GAVILAN VARGAS “I think they were so excited to give inaugural 2022 Strathmore Stampede event to the community and to all the
Times Reporter up their time in the community, that it poster. It’s framed and that’s copy num- people who come through the door. So
seemed like they were smiling nonstop ber one and they can put that on their because of them 45 thousand people
The Strathmore & District Agricultur- all weekend, and that really makes a wall at home. They got two Strathmore could enjoy themselves at the Strath-
al Society held an appreciation dinner difference for the attendees. We always Stampede Windbreakers, they got a more Stampede this year.”
at the Civic Centre for the volunteers of want to thank them. We can’t do this couple of beautiful Strathmore Stam-
the Strathmore Stampede just after the event without volunteers.” pede Yeti mugs and they got $50 each
gates closed on Aug. 2. In attendance was MLA Leela Aheer, gift certificates,” said Schmidt.
At the dinner, multiple prizes were MP Martin Shields, and Miss Rodeo He says everyone is grateful for each
available to be won. Strathmore Ag So- Canada Alicia Erickson, all of whom volunteer’s time.
ciety CEO Ryan Schmidt said the over gave a speech expressing their grati- “It’s to thank them because they give
350 volunteers present all had a smile tude. After that, the prizes were drawn. so much of their time. The way I think Commercial | Farms Industrial | Investment
on their face. “This year they were awarded the of it is they’re giving the gift of this
Bob Sheddy C0-Owner/Commercial Broker
Province to add referendum topics, and Senate nominee BobSheddy.ca 403-324-2222
bob.sheddy@century21.ca

election to municipal election day KaraLee Foat, MA Co-Owner/Broker

JOHN WATSON more than $400 billion more to the na- province. One for each of the current PowerRealty.ca 587-390-0596
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter karalee.foat@century21.ca
tion than they have received in federal Senate vacancies, and one in case of an
spending over the last 25 years. early retirement. 403-983-2121
123 2nd Ave,
Albertans will have an opportunity The release adds the current program The vote on the daylight savings Strathmore, AB
this fall to make their voices heard re- requires contributions from the prov- change, equalization payments, and
garding equalization and daylight sav- ince to grow automatically with the na- Senate nominees will occur on Oct.
ing time during the fall municipal elec- tional economy, regardless of localized 18 in conjunction with municipal elec-
tions. economic challenges. tions.
Albertans will be asked to vote on Regarding daylight savings time, the
these two topics, as well as electing idea is to shift to permanent “summer
nominees to the Senate when they go hours.” Service Alberta put forth a sur-
to vote. vey in 2019, asking Albertans if they
Premier Jason Kenney said in a state- would be in favour of the shift. Accord-
ment, he wished to encourage Alber- ing to the province’s release, more than
tans to get engaged on the topics and 141,000 responded, with 91 per cent in
have their say. favour.
“Alberta has a long and proud tradi- “Changing our clocks twice a year is 2021 CHEVROLET EQUINOX
tion of grassroots, direct democracy. We something that every Albertan has an
will renew that tradition this fall … I opinion on,” said Minister of Service Al-
look forward to taking part in the de- berta, Nate Glubish. 2021 CHEVROLET TRAILBLAZER

YOU PAY WHAT WE PAY!

bate this fall,” he said. As Alberta first adopted daylight sav-
The discussions will revolve around ing time following a referendum in
whether Albertans believe the prin- 1971, we owe it to Albertans to give
ciple of equalization payments should them the same opportunity to make
be removed from the Constitution, their voices heard now that we are con-
and whether the practice of changing sidering another change.”
the clocks for daylight savings should The Senate elections that will fall
cease. alongside municipal elections, and the
According to a release from the referendum questions this fall, will see
province, Albertans have contributed three nominees elected to represent the

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JOHN WATSON
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Alberta’s government is investing
nearly $8 million to support Indig-
enous-led efforts to support mental
health within communities across the
province.
In a release published July 22, the
grants will be aimed at efforts specifi-
cally surrounding support for healing
of residential school survivors and their
families.
“The funding is a part of the Alber-
ta government’s efforts to address the
painful legacy of residential schools,”
said Minister of Health, Tyler Shandro.
“Mental health supports are especially
important as burial sites continue to
be uncovered. We are committed to
working with First Nations and Métis
peoples to achieve real and meaningful
improvements in all aspects of health
and well-being.”
Within Wheatland County, there are
two sites where residential schools
once stood, being the Crowfoot Resi-
dential School and the Old Sun School.
Similarly, four former agency school
sites, which predated the residential
school system, are also in Siksika ter-
ritory.
According to the release, the new
grant program is being called the Resi-
dential School Mental Health Support
Grant Program.
Denture clinic
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The Strathmore Denture Clinic
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First Nations, Metis settlements and
the Metis Nation of Alberta will be eli-
gible to apply for funding to assist ex-
isting supports and services.
This may include counselling servic-
es, as well as traditional healing practic-
es for those and the families who were
affected by residential schools.
“Trauma associated with residential
schools is far-reaching and dramatically
impacts community. The path to recon-
ciliation is through independence,” said
Associate Minister of Mental Health and
Addictions, Mike Ellis.
“We hope this funding will provide
more independence for Indigenous and
Métis peoples in Alberta to improve
their mental wellness and begin recov-
ering from community trauma.”
Grants being made available through
the program will be allocated in incre-
ments of up to $50,000 each. This part
of the program will see a total budget
of $2.8 million.
According to the release, the goal for
the program is to have it made avail-
able as soon as possible, as investiga-
tions continue at former residential
school sites for unmarked graves.
Additionally, the provincial govern-
ment is providing $4.9 million over a
two-year period to the Alberta Health
Services Indigenous Wellness Core.
“The recent discoveries of unmarked
gravesites across the country continue
to reopen the wounds for the families
of those who were lost,” said Rick Wil-
son, minister of Indigenous relations.
This grant is another step in address-
ing the painful legacy of residential
schools and helping families find clo-
sure. Now is the time to support each
other so we can collectively heal and
continue to work towards reconcilia-
tion.”
No exact date of availability was pro-
vided regarding the grant program, and
the release suggested more information
about the application process would be
made available soon.
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Town hall meeting held to discuss use, misuse

of local ambulances
JOHN WATSON
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
A town hall was held on Aug. 12 at the Strathmore
Legion, which invited local residents to discuss am-
bulance services and how they are currently being
utilized.
Don Sharpe, who helped to organize the forum and
who spoke at the town hall, said he believes there is
a problem with ambulances that are supposed to be
serving the rural communities surrounding Calgary,
being called into the city major instead.
“A large urban center surrounded by smaller cen-
ters is not a new phenomenon, and mutual aid agree-
ments are not a new phenomenon. We’ve always been
helping each other out long before the days AHS took
over,” he said.
Sharpe referred to a currently existing Mutual Aid
agreement between municipalities orbiting Calgary,
and AHS.
The agreement states that in times of a red alert,
meaning that when no local ambulances are avail-
able to respond to a call, trucks and paramedics may
be called in from municipalities surrounding the city,
such as Airdrie, Strathmore, Okotoks and Cochrane.
“There is no agreement that can survive what’s hap-
pening right now,” said Sharpe. “The idea that every
single day, Calgary sucks all of the rural ambulances
into the city to do calls and leaves the rural communi-
ties without ambulance services for hours … there’s
no way that’s acceptable.”
Through the mutual aid agreement, there is argu-
ment to be made that if necessary, rural communities
should be able to rely on ambulance services from
Calgary as a fallback plan, but according to Sharpe,
that’s something that simply doesn’t happen.
Sharpe advocates that ambulances designated to
serve rural areas should remain in said rural areas
instead of being called away, potentially for the entire
day.
“We’ve got a pile of evidence from people who’ve
been hurt by a long response - from firefighters
who’ve had to wait on scene for an ambulance for
hours, from doctors who’ve had to wait in clinics for
an ambulance to arrive,” he said. “Calgary is just not
able to support the rural communities anymore, yet
still expects the rural communities to support Cal-
gary, and enough is enough.”
According to data Sharpe said was obtained via
FOIP channels, throughout 2020, there were over
3,000 Red Alerts in Calgary, which are instances
where no ambulance is available to respond to a call.
“That’s nine Red Alerts a day, and that’s after they’ve
sucked in all of the available resources from all the
small communities around the city,” he said. “The situ-
ation is dire, it’s a crisis, it’s unsustainable, and we’re
saying to the rural residents, [they’ve] helped Calgary
for years, maybe it’s time to say ‘no.’”
Through the town hall in Strathmore, as well as
similar events held in Airdrie, Okotoks, and Cochrane,
Sharpe suggested to residents that they form Citizen
Action Groups in each respective municipality and
work together to ensure their local ambulances stay
available locally.
“[If] you want an ambulance in your community
to serve you when you need it, you better do some-
thing,” he said. “Even if we put 10 ambulances on
duty tomorrow and staffed them with qualified para-
medics, what if those 10 ambulances took patients to
the hospital and got stuck in the hallway?”
Sharpe referred to what is called hallway waits,
which are instances when paramedics monitor a pa-
tient in a hospital hallway until a bed is available to
treat the patient, potentially for hours on end instead
of being back on the road.
Strathmore’s was the third such town hall of the
four planned meetings. The final of which will be
held in Airdrie on Aug. 13.

Ag Society’s rodeo school returns for third year training high school rodeo students
JOHN WATSON
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Returning for its third iteration in
Strathmore, the Strathmore and Dis-
trict Agricultural Society is once again
bringing back its rodeo school from
Aug. 16 to 20.
Ryan Schmidt, general manager and
CEO of the ag society, said the school
was implemented to help develop high
school aged athletes to grow in their
rodeo skills.
“The timing is such that we place it
right before the start of the high school
rodeo season so everybody can get
their skills sharpened coming into the
high school rodeo year,” he explained.
“We get the top coaches from all over
Alberta to come and give us a hand
so that they have the highest level of
coaching possible, and really it’s grown
each year to the point where we now
run the largest rodeo school in Cana-
da.”
Schmidt added the school generally
gets a mix of students, usually ranging
from ages 14 to 18, some of whom are
just starting and have never ridden in
a rodeo, to those who are looking to
sharpen their skills for the competitive
season.
Some older students have been al-
lowed to join the school for the saddle
bronc and bareback training. Schmidt
said those sports tend to have an older
starting age group than the others cur-
rently featured.
The week-long training school fea-
tures bull riding, bull fighting, saddle
bronc, bareback and barrel racing. The
lattermost of which was added to the
program this year.
“It’s a full week, so we’ll run Monday,
Tuesday will be bareback and saddle
bronc. Wednesday, Thursday will be
bull riding and bullfighting. And then
Thursday, Friday is barrel racing,” said
Schmidt.
He explained he expects to see
roughly 60 students in attendance
throughout the week, with some who
are interested having been put on a
wait list to be allowed to attend.
Registration for the school was
opened in March, though Schmidt ex-
plained it was only open for roughly a
week before selling out and reaching
capacity.
In addition to the training courses,
the school will also host a barbeque at
the start of each event to help social-
ize the students, their families and the
coaches.
According to Schmidt, the event has
seen only growth since its inception,
with more events added to the pro-
gram each year.
“[The school is] part of our strategic
plan as the Strathmore and District Ag-
ricultural Society. One of our goals is
to become the heart of a rodeo and the
development of its athletes in Southern
Alberta,” he said.
“We know it’s making a difference
and the reality is that it’s a unique sport
and you need to provide opportunities
for kids to get training and coaching.”
He added that many of the students
who pass through the training school
have gone on to pursue rodeo, and
some prior attendees have shown up
in the Foothills Cowboy Association
circuit.

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Upcoming Meetings
Council and committee meetings will now be open to the
public and via teleconference. For public hearings it is strongly
encouraged that you attend in person.
August 17: Municipal Planning Commission Meeting
August 24: Council Meeting
September 7: Council Meeting
To join the call, dial 403-917-1764 and enter the PIN 47001 when
prompted. Agenda packages can be found on our website.

Public Hearings Wheatland County

Wheatland County Council will consider the following applications for Public Hearing Community Enhancement
on the meeting date as indicated below. For more information, visit wheatlandcounty.
ca/publicnotices. Regional Board
These public hearings can be accessed electronically by dialing in to 403-917-1764 and
when prompted, entering the PIN 47001. Wheatland County invites applications for membership on the
Community Enhancement Regional Board with appointment to
Public hearings begin at 9 a.m. and proceed until all applications have been heard: commence November 01, 2021. One representative from each
Electoral Division will be appointed. The Community Enhance-
Date: Tuesday, August 24, 2021, at 9 a.m.
ment Regional Board (CERB) consists of two members from each
Bylaw: 2021-14 Electoral Division, appointed by Wheatland County Council.
Legal Descriptions:: NE-32- Membership on the CERB is appointed for a two-year term with
25-18-W4M, SE-32-25-18- alternating expiry dates. The Community Enhancement Regional
W4M, SE-33-25-18-W4M, Board meets three times every spring to evaluate applications and
NW-34-25-18-W4M, SW-4-26- decide on the allocation of Community Enhancement Funding to
18-W4M, NE-5-26-18-W4M, Wheatland County community groups.
SE-14-26-18-W4M, SE-15-26-
18-W4M, NE-18-26-18-W4M,
SE-19-26-18-W4M, SE-20-26-
Deadline for applications is September 30, 2021. If you require
18-W4M, SW-20-26-18-W4M, more information or to submit letters of interest, please contact
NE-21-26-18-W4M, NW-21- Jessica Salmon at 403-361-2021 or via email to jessica.salmon@
26-18-W4M, SW-21-26-18- wheatlandcounty.ca.
W4M, NE-22-26-18-W4M,
NW-23-26-18-W4M, SW-24-
26-18-W4M, NW-24-26-18-W4M
Proposal: To redesignate portions of 19 quarter sections from Agriculture
General to Energy District in order to allow for the development of a Wind
Energy Conversion System. The system includes 24 turbines, a substation, an
operations and maintenance facility, and associated utility infrastructure.

Date: Tuesday, August 24, 2021, at 9 a.m.

Bylaw: 2021-16 Road Closure
Legal Description: SW 28 & SE
29-22-23-4
Applicant: Wheatland County

Proposal: to close a portion

of undeveloped original road
allowance lying between SW 28 & SE 29-22-23-4 containing 0.015 acres. The
proposed area of road closure would be transferred to the adjacent owner and
consolidated with their lands lying adjacent to the area of closure.

More information regarding the public hearing process can be found on our
website at wheatlandcounty.ca/publicnotices.
Comments may be forwarded in writing to Wheatland County or made in person at the above meetings.
The application files may be reviewed during regular office hours – Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Any comments provided will become part of the public record in accordance with Section 40 (1) of the
Alberta Freedom of Information and Protection Privacy Act. Any personal information on submissions
made regarding applications is collected under the authority of the FOIP Act Section 33 (c) and subsequent
versions.

Mailing Address Change 2021 Election Nominations

Effective April 19, 2021, Wheatland County’s new mailing address is: Nomination period closes:
Sep. 20, 2021, at 12 p.m.
242006 Range Road 243
Wheatland County, AB T1P 2C4 Nominations for Councillors will be accepted
by the Returning Officer until 12 p.m. on
You may continue to see our old address as we phase it out in the coming months,
Monday, September 20, 2021. Prospective
however, should you need to mail us anything, please be sure to use our new address as
mentioned above.
candidates filing their nominations must
schedule an appointment with the Returning
Officer.
Address: 242006 Range Rd 243, Wheatland County, AB T1P 2C4
Phone: 403-934-3321 www.wheatlandcounty.ca @wheatlandcounty
Further information on nomination
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. requirements are available at: wheatlandcounty.
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Helping farmers in a time of need It has been amazing to see Alberta’s

LEELA SHARON AHEER
Chestermere-Strathmore MLA
Hello Chestermere- Strathmore read-
ers.
Agriculture built Alberta and is a
critical part of our economy. We are al-
ways proud to stand by our producers
in good times and bad. This drought
has been nothing short of devastat-
ing and we have been working on try-
ing to understand the more pressing
concerns of our producers and help-
ing them through this difficult time.
Now, we are announcing that drought-
stricken Alberta livestock producers
and beekeepers will soon have access
to millions in financial relief and will
benefit from new rangeland initiatives
that will improve access to water and
grazing. Under the AgriRecovery pro-
gram – a joint program between Alber-
ta’s government and the Government
of Canada – $340 million will be made
available to Alberta livestock produc-
ers and beekeepers to help cover the
extraordinary additional costs due to
the dry conditions across the prov-
ince. The $340 million will be split 60-
40 between the federal and provincial
governments (Alberta’s contribution is
$136 million). This funding will pro-
vide much-needed financial support
and an immediate cash flow for our
livestock producers and beekeepers
to purchase feed, water and fencing.
In addition, Alberta Environment and
Parks have approved several tempo-
rary changes to grazing and water reg-
ulations to open new feed sources for
livestock. Thank you to Alberta’s farm-
ers and ranchers. We are honoured to
provide this relief and support to help
at this difficult time.
unemployment rate dropping. We have
further to go, but jobs are coming back
to Alberta in large numbers. According
to Statistics Canada’s monthly labour
force survey, in July, Alberta added
20,000 full-time jobs. This means our
province’s unemployment rate has
dropped to its lowest level since the
COVID-19 pandemic started.
Did you know that we have seen
productions in Alberta spend close to a
billion dollars since the introduction of
the Film and Television tax credit?
Alberta is attracting major produc-
tions to the province, diversifying the
economy and creating thousands of
new jobs. Since the program’s launch
in January 2020, it has attracted 50
productions to Alberta with total pro-
duction costs of $955 million, creating
9,000 new direct and indirect jobs in
the province. HBO is currently filming
its new television series, The Last of
Us, in Alberta. The project is the single
largest television series production in
Canadian history and will create thou-
sands of jobs.
Finally, I am so proud to say that
Alberta’s government announced that
August will be recognized as Hindu
Heritage Month in Alberta. This is an
important way to show our apprecia-
tion for the Hindu community and all
they do to strengthen this great prov-
ince. Through the COVID-19 pandem-
ic, Hindu temples in Alberta stepped
up to support their members and the
wider community through neighbour-
hood food banks. This exemplifies the
generosity of Alberta’s Hindu commu-
nity.
I wish Pakistan a happy 75th anni-
versary of Independence on Aug. 14
and India on Aug. 15.
As always, we love to hear from you!
(Leela Sharon Aheer is the MLA Elect
for Chestermere-Strathmore)

Rodeos, festivals and election rumours swirling!
MARTIN SHIELDS
Member of Parliament Bow River Riding
Over the past few weeks, I’ve attend-
ed several festivals and rodeos across
the riding – and let me say: They have
all been a huge success! Now that Al-
berta is completely open, we are see-
ing that Albertans are taking full ad-
vantage of the warm temperatures and
getting out to enjoy community events.
From Bulls on the Beach in Chester-
mere, to the Rockyford Bull-a-Rama,
to the Strathmore Stampede among
other events, I have thoroughly en-
joyed meeting constituents and hearing
about their concerns while enjoying a
beef on a bun or sipping on a drink to
cool off.
I must give a special shout out to
everyone who came out to our Hot
Dog Day fundraiser for the Strathmore
Municipal Library on July 31 after the
parade! A big thanks goes out to all
volunteers and those who donated to
the library. We had a great turnout and
we thank the community for raising
money for a good cause. During the
chuckwagon races at the Strathmore
Stampede, you may have seen a chuck-
wagon with a big mustache on it driv-
en by veteran driver Darcy Flad. Darcy
came from behind to win his heat in a
thrilling race. I also had the opportu-
nity to address the full-house crowd in
the stands to cheer on all the drivers. I
am truly thankful to be able to get to-
gether with and hear from people once
again, and I can imagine so many of
you feel the same.
The economy remains the single
most important concern, with more
and more constituents worried about
the direction this Liberal government
has taken the country and are very
much stressed about the future. CO-
VID is still a lingering issue that some
have expressed concern about, with a
wide swath of opinions. One thing was
overwhelmingly agreed upon how-
ever – that the Trudeau government
failed in securing vaccines in a reason-
our economy heavily. The lockdowns
caused devastation to our financial se-
curity, as we now have well over $1.3
trillion in federal debt. As you know,
the Prime Minister is positioning him-
self for an election, and it is coming –
we just don’t know when. He may de-
cide to call for an election at any time
within the coming weeks. Let me as-
sure you, I along with my Conservative
colleagues are ready to fight this elec-
tion and represent Alberta interests out
in Ottawa. Our Alberta Conservative
caucus is united and spirited – ready to
continue fighting for you.
Should you have any questions or
concerns about any federal issue, I
can be reached by email at: martin.
shields@parl.gc.ca. My Brooks office
can be reached at 403-793-6775, and

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NOTICES
The Strathmore Wheatland Chamber Commerce
- the SWCC is a nonprofit organization formed by
individuals and businesses to work together.
Our tagline is “Growing Together” and our mission is to
support the vitality of commerce by assisting members
in commerce services, advocacy and opportunities.

Facebook!
or offgrade grain. “On Farm
The role of the Executive Director is a key
Pickup” Westcan Feed &
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would report to the Board of Directors and assumes
FORM 5
Irrigation Districts Act (Section 85/86)

GARAGE SALE
Labourer (s) Seasonal complete responsibility of caring out all policies NOTICE OF APPLICATION
and regulations. TO CHANGE THE AREA OF
1442578 Alberta Ltd. The ED is the face and the voice of the Chamber. AN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Multi-family
Duties: General farm maintenance, Summary of responsibilities:
Fencing, Cleaning stable, barns • Directing day-to-day operations TAKE NOTE that applications have
and pens and more • Membership growth and maintenance been received by the Western Irrigation

GARAGE
No experience or education
Location is 20 minutes south of Strathmore
Wage range: $15.20 - $19.50 / Hour
Hours: 36 to 55/week
• Implementing policy
District to change the area of the District.
• Attending all executive and board meetings.
• Acting as a consultant to the Board and its Applications to ADD parcel(s) that consist of:
committees

SALES
Benefits available Qualifications:
• Previous experience with a Chamber of Name of Number of Legal Land
Shared accommodations may be available
Commerce or a Executive Director role preferred Landowner Irrigation Acres Description
Please send resume to: but not required
• Excellent oral and written communications skills,
1442578 Alberta Ltd. Ag Venture 90 4;23;25;2;SE
Friday, Box 2325 Strathmore, AB T1P 1K3
Call: 403-934-4331 • Fax: 403-934-6668
computer skills, and organizational skills.
• Strong leadership skills and ability to positively
influence, lead and develop partnerships.
Farms Ltd.

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employment@strangmuir.com
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not required
A job description and full list of responsibilities is Any person wishing to complain is required to
submit a written complaint to the Western Irriga-
4-8 pm # 2, 219 - 3rd Ave
available upon request
Position Details: Permanent-part time contract position
tion District at Box 2372 105-900 Pine Road,
Strathmore, Alberta Strathmore, Alberta, T1P 1K3 within 30 days after
108 & 110 Strathaven Bay TlP lKl
-10 hours a week at $25 an hour.
The intention is that this role would develop into a the date of the publication of this notice.
full-time position as we grow membership
Full Time/Part Time David McAllister, P. Eng, MSc, MBA
LEGAL NOTICES Forward all resumes to: swcchamber@gmail.com
General Manager
RECEPTION This posting is open until August 31, 2021
See theswcc.ca to learn more about us. Western Irrigation District
position available for a busy veterinary
Notice to Creditors clinic. Reception and computer skills TENDER
and Claimants required. Must enjoy a team
Estate of MARY GLENN atmosphere with co-workers, DEEDED AND GRAZING LEASE LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER
who died on February 2, 2021 be comfortable with animals Located southwest of Oyen, Alberta, Canada
If you have a claim against this estate, you and enjoy people.
must file your claim by September 19, 2021 Deadline tor tender submissions is: Noon MST Tuesday August 31 2021
Please apply to reception via
with MAX SHILLETO Fax 403-934-3513 or email (+/- 1760 ac) Deeded land locations currently in crop land:
at Nerland Lindsey LLP sevickvet@telus.net
Suite 1400, 350 – 7th Avenue SW NW 17-26-05 w4 (+/. 160 ac) NW 29-26-05 w4 (+/. 160 ac)
Calgary, Alberta T2P 3N9 SW 17-26-05 w4 (+/. 160 ac) SW 29-26-05 w4 (+/. 160 ac)
NE 18-26-05 w4 (+/. 160 ac) NE 17-26-05 w4 (+/. 160 ac)
and provide details of your claim.
NW 18-26-05 w4 (+/. 160 ac) NW 08-26-05 w4 (+/. 160 ac)
If you do not file by the date above, the
estate property can lawfully be distributed
NW 20-26-05 w4 (+/. 160 ac) NE 24-26-06 w4 (+/. 160 ac)
without regard to any claim you may have. SW 20-26-05 w4 (+/. 160 ac)

TRUCK DRIVER (+/. 320 ac) Grazing lease locations:

GL 84540
Notice to Creditors WANTED Carrying capacity - 50
NE 29-26-05 w4
and Claimants SE 29-26-05 w4
Must have clean class 5 license
Estate of SANDRA JEANETTE ROBINSON
and be over 25 years of age. Additional Information:
who died on February 17, 2020
Full time 40+ hours/ week - 3 oil/ gas surface leases - $6232.50/yr - Very high water table
If you have a claim against this estate, you - 40 + gal/min water wells
- Yard site NW 20-26-05 w4
must file your claim by August 20, 2021
Fax resume to 403-932-7892 or - Natural gas, water and power - Borders highway 570
with STEPHEN SCOTT KING email HR@allspan.com - Numerous outbuildings - Taxes - $1685.14
at 9780 Somers Road, Location: Cochrane Alberta - Corrals - Grazing lease payment - $264.00
Port Alberni, British Columbia - Dugouts - Grazing lease taxes - $77.00
V94 8N9
• Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
If you do not file by the date above, the estate • The successful bidder will be asked on acceptance to sign a land purchase agreement
property can lawfully be distributed without based on the accepted tender terms.
regard to any claim you may have.
• The closing date and payment of the purchase price shall be within 50 days following.
Creditors: you must include a full descrip- • The purchaser must be a GST registrant and will be responsible for GST reporting.
tion and value of the debt you allege the de- • Each party Is responsible for their respective closing costs.
ceased owes you and a full description and • Will be sold as a complete package.
value of any of the deceased’s property that • Will be sold with a rental agreement for the 2022 crop and can be negotiated for future
you hold as security for the debt. years if required.
Claimants: you must include a full descrip- • For more info please call 403-325-0345
tion of your claim and why you have a right
to make such a claim. Please submit the bid to:
Wes and Brandie Dundas
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www. StrathmoreTimes.com Or by email: wesdundas@yahoo com
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