Vol. 29 No. 41 Redwater, Alberta August 26, 2020

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The Lions Club of Redwater finished off its70th anniversary year by giving $6,700 indonations to local orgnizations and other char-ities.

Lions Outgoing Club president DavidMcRae said the financial contributions eachyear by Club members is based on their currentfinancial position and anticipated revenues inthe coming year.

This year funds were distributed to Friendsof the Redwater Library, Quilters Guild, OchrePark Hot Lunch Program, Redwater Fellow-ship of Churches Food Bank, High SchoolScholarship Program, the Redwater and Dis-trict Pioneer Club, Haying in the Thirties,STARS, Eye Research in Alberta, Lions GuideDogs, and the Stollery Children’s Hospital.The end of the Lions Club year is the last dayof June.

In addition to the donated funds, this yearthe club purchased their Lions Mascot cos-tume, updated the Community Christmas Carddisplay and purchased an adult sized tricyclefor a local youth with medical challenges.

In some cases the Lions Club is able to usegaming funds to help support other groups andother times members must use funds theyraised from non-gaming sources.

“Basically the club obtains gaming fundsfrom their Grey Cup Raffle and any casinosthey are fortunate to obtain,” McRae said.“Non-gaming revenues are achieved throughthe Town Wide Garage Sale (which was can-celled in 2020) and the Community ChristmasCard.”

The Lions Club appreciates all the localbusinesses and residents that support theirprojects. Members look forward to celebratinganother 70 years of service to the community.

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Sturgeon County had 27 new reported casesof COVID-19 bringing its total number ofcases to 48 as of Aug. 21.

According to the Alberta government web-site, Sturgeon County west and the smallerurban centers within it had 37 reported cases ofCOVID-19. Eighteen of them were new cases,which made 22 active cases and 15 recoveredcases.

Sturgeon County east had nine new reportedcases, bringing its total to 11 with 10active cases and one recovered.

“The increase in COVID-19 cases inSturgeon County is definitely concern-ing,” said Sturgeon County mayor Alan-na Hnatiw, on Aug 18. “We are workingclosely with the province to monitor thesituation and have called a special meet-ing to discuss what we can do as a coun-cil. As we have throughout this pandem-ic, we will continue to respond quicklyand appropriately to these constantlychanging circumstances.

“We need to work together to flattenthe curve as a region; this means look-ing at everything from mandatory facemasks to our current relaunch strategy.Going forward, we will be communicat-ing more with our residents, businesses,and staff on what we are hearing fromAlberta Health Services and anychanges that need to be implemented. Inthe meantime, we want to remind every-one in Sturgeon County of the impor-tance of practicing physical distancing,wearing masks in public, hand washing,and remaining at home when you aresick.”

The number of reported cases inSmoky Lake County increased by onefor a total of 11, with one active and 10recovered.

In Thorhild County the number ofreported cases remained at five, with all

of them recovered.The Town of Morinville had five new cases

for a total of 10 reported cases. It had six activecases and four recovered.

Sturgeon west includes Legal and BonAccord in addition to the rural county and areahamlets and subdivisions. Sturgeon eastincludes Gibbons and Redwater.

Sturgeon makes face masks compulsoryStory page A4

Redwater Lions Outgoing Club president David McRae presents a donation toFriends of the Redwater Public Library representative Alice Halonen.

--photo provided by the Redwater Lions Club

Seniors holdmonthly birthdayparty outsideDiamond Spring Lodgeresidents held their firstmonthly outdoor birthday partywith live entertainment Aug.14. Activities co-ordinatorMarie Valin said, “Residentshad lots of fun singing alongto songs and enjoyed thefresh air.” Because of theCOVID-19 pandemic non-essential personnel can notenter the lodge, so residentshave not had outsideentertainment since March.

--photo by Marie Valin

COVID-19 cases skyrocketin Sturgeon County

Redwater Art Society member CarolMervyn-Keon paints cards this summer.

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REDUCEDThorhild Minor Hockey presents framed team photos to Thorhild County council recently. The picturesare in thanks for the support the county gave to minor hockey and the Thorhild & District AgriculturalSociety, which maintains operates the Waste Management of Canada arena in Thorhild. In the photoare youth representatives Kolton (Front L-R) and Khloe Torguson with reeve Kevin Grumeta andcouncillor Joyce Pierce (Back L-R), Thorhild Minor hockey secretary Kayla Torguson, coun. WayneCroswell, registrar Melissa Schwab, president Cody Siemens, councillors Richard Filipchuk and CherylPasay.

Redwater Red Apple store staff members and their mascot, Red, handed out tickets for a $50 draw toadults and a token for a candy bag to children Aug. 11. The event was a thank you from the store, givenout because there was no Discovery Days parade in Redwater this year. In the photo are Jeff Humm (L-R), Arlene Wiger, Julie Power and Tyler Kupsch.

A tank truck rollover on High-way 63 claimed the life of a Boyleman on Aug. 21.

At approximately 1:30 p.m.,Redwater RCMP received a 911call of a single vehicle rollover onHighway 63 near Township Road622 (North of Newbrook) in

Thorhild County. Emergencymedical services, fire services andRedwater RCMP attended to thescene of the collision.

Preliminary investigation indi-cates a fuel tanker truck was head-ing northbound on Highway 63approximately 1 km south of

Township Road 622where it appears a tireblew on the truck,causing it to lose con-trol and rollover, com-ing to rest on its hoodin the west ditch, stateRCMP.

The driver and loneoccupant, a 28-year-old man from Boylewas pronounceddeceased on scene.

Redwater RCMPare investigating thisfatality and stated thename of the deceasedwill not be released.

Tank truck rollover onHighway 63 claims driver

Grace Mueller laughs on her way toan afternoon of skateboarding withfriends in Redwater July 14. “I just gotmy board last week,” she said. “It’sfun to ride around town.”

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At a Special Council meeting Aug. 20, SturgeonCounty Council passed a temporary mandatory facecovering bylaw for public places in response to arapid increase in COVID-19 cases in the regionresulting in a “watch” designation by Alberta HealthServices.

On August 18, the Sturgeon region moved from anOpen designation (low level of risk; less than 50active cases per 100,000 people) to a Watch designa-tion (provincial monitoring and discussions withlocal governments about the possible need for addi-tional health measures; at least 10 active cases andmore than 50 active cases per 100,000 people).

At the time administration recommended themandatory face covering bylaw there were 16 activecases (57 per 100,000 people) and a day later whenthe special meeting was held there were 21 activecases.

Chief Operating Officer Scott MacDougall notedof the 21 cases, nine were under 40 years of age, eightin the 40-59 range, and four over 60 years of age.

The Sturgeon region for case monitoring includesSturgeon County and the towns of Redwater, Gib-bons, Bon Accord and Legal. The case load data doesnot break out which municipality (town or County)the cases came from as postal codes are used whichinclude rural and urban in the same code.

The mandatory face covering bylaw came intoeffect immediately upon passing third reading at theSpecial Council meeting. and includes a $100 fine fornon-compliance. Council directed administration tohave bylaw enforcement waive the fine and hand outwarning tickets during the next 14 days to allow forpublic education on the new bylaw.

The Temporary Mandatory Face Covering bylawstates, “a person must wear a Face Covering at alltimes while in an indoor, enclosed or substantiallyclosed Public Place or in Public Vehicles.” A list of10 exceptions where the bylaw does not applyincludes persons under age 10; persons who areunable to place, use or remove a Face Covering with-out assistance; those unable to wear due to a mentalor physical concern or limitation as well addressingthose “persons consuming food or drink” and severalmore situations. The bylaw also does not apply toschools and education facilities, and childcare facili-ties.

Director Corporate Services Jesse Sopko said, “Itis important to recognize it is a temporary measure.”The bylaw is slated for repeal as of Dec. 31, 2020 andonly applies to Sturgeon County and not to the Townsincluded in the region.

The towns are their own municipal authorities,although Morinville is expected to follow the lead ofSturgeon County and the City of St. Albert and pass asimilar bylaw.

In County discussions Coun. Wayne Bokenfohradvocated for increasing penalties for subsequentoffences “so it is a true deterrent.” CAO ReganMcCulloch noted given the limited number ofenforcement personnel the focus will be more oneducation than penalties.

Coun. Patrick Tighe questioned why the munici-pality was taking the initiative at all, stating it shouldbe Alberta Health’s directive as they are the ones withthe subject specialists. He said the bylaw should betabled until further clarification from the province onjurisdiction.

Tighe also questioned why the whole County wasrequired to comply if there are only pockets or a spe-cific area for the cases. “I’m tired of being treatedlike a child,” Tighe concluded, stating they neededmore information.

Coun. Neal Comeau also questioned the need forthe bylaw adding “it’s just another nail in the coffinsfor business.” He suggested the reopening plan wastoo fast and questioned “putting kids at risk” with theimpending school re-openings.

With the case count going from 16 to 21 overnightMayor Alanna Hnatiw said “it feels like a bit of a run-away train.”

She added that it was a concern to her to sit and donothing and that waiting for the province to givedirection might mean being told to shut down busi-ness and lock down at home again. “That to mewould be a failure of leadership,” Hnatiw said. Sheconcluded “I have more faith in this Council on whatis best for Sturgeon County.”

Face masks are not mandatory in Redwater,Thorhild or Smoky Lake.

Sturgeon County makesface masks compulsory

Brenda Ermantrout laughs as she displaysone of her finds for the Your Way SupportServices scavenger hunt in Redwater earlierthis month.

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Jordan Cottrell (Left) and Dan Swanson with KrawfordConstruction set up raised garden beds at DiamondSpring Lodge in Redwater Aug. 18. They are preparingeight such boxes, replacing the four planters that wereremoved during construction of the lodge’s new southwing.

Multiple ambulances, police and emergency responders attend a crash at Hwy 28and Opal Road (RR224) Aug. 15 involving these two SUVs.

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The Municipal Planning Commission for Thorhild County has approved thefollowing Development Application(s):

i) Legal Description: Plan 0324120 Block 1 Lot 1 (SE 23-58-22-W4)Land Use Designation: AG – Agricultural DistrictProposal: Application for the operation of a U-Pick Berry

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THE LAND USE BY-LAW provides that any person claiming to be affected by adecision of the Municipal Development Authority may appeal to the Subdivisionand Development Appeal Board (SDAB) by serving written Notice of Appeal tothe Secretary of the Development Appeal Board within twenty one (21) daysafter the decision is made. Any party wishing to initiate an appeal to be heardby the County’s Subdivision and Development Appeal Board must include withthe letter (and/or other documents) of appeal a non-refundable fee of $200.00 inorder for the appeal to be properly received and accepted.

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